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[paul]

Sharp is bucking the multi-camera trend with the Aquos R6, a phone with—get this—a single massive camera on the back.

Sharp is skipping all the wide-angle zoom lenses out there and going with a giant 1-inch camera sensor instead.

This is either the single biggest smartphone camera sensor ever or it's tied for the largest ever, depending on how you categorize 2014's Panasonic Lumix CM1, which isn't so much a "phone" as it is a point-and-shoot camera that runs Android and can make phone calls.

The phone comes with Android 11, a Snapdragon 888 SoC, 12GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, a 5000 mAh battery, a microSD slot, a headphone jack, and a USB-C port.

The display is a Sharp-made OLED with a whopping 240 Hz refresh rate.

Also of note: we finally found a phone that uses Qualcomm's "3D Sonic Max" ultrasonic fingerprint sensor.

Forget multiple cameras—Sharp phone has one giant 1-inch camera sensor | Ars Technica

[paul]

AMD is partnering with Samsung to provide RDNA 2 graphics technology for an Exynos mobile system-on-chip, potentially giving a boost to GPU performance in flagship Samsung phones. The announcement was made today at Computex Taipei.

There aren’t many details on the chip or which products it’ll be used in, but AMD describes the chip as a “next-generation Exynos SoC,” and says Samsung will provide further information later in 2021. The GPU will use AMD’s RDNA 2 architecture, enabling features like ray tracing and variable rate shading. AMD says it’ll make its way to “flagship mobile devices.”

“The next place you’ll find RDNA 2 will be the high-performance mobile phone market,” AMD CEO Lisa Su said on stage. “AMD has partnered with industry leader Samsung for several years to accelerate graphics innovation in the mobile market, and we’re happy to announce that we’ll bring custom graphics IP to Samsung’s next flagship mobile SoC with ray tracing and variable rate shading capabilities. We’re really looking forward to Samsung providing more details later this year.”

Samsung and AMD are working on an Exynos mobile chip with ray tracing - The Verge

[paul]

Two hundred thousand. That’s the magic number of times Oppo wants its rollable X 2021 concept phone to be able to expand and contract before it’ll consider it durable enough to turn into a commercial device. That’s 200,000 times the device will need to be able to transform from a 6.7-inch phone into a 7.4-inch mini tablet, and 200,000 times it’ll need to successfully contract back.

But as it stands, Oppo says the Oppo X 2021 is durable enough to manage just half that, at 100,000 cycles.

Oppo’s rollable concept phone is pure potential lacking polish - The Verge

[paul]

Sony Xperia PRO-I:

[Teo]

Tot incerc sa aflu o informație și nu găsesc nimic oficial pe net. La relații cu clienții am așteptat 40min și degeaba.

Are idee cineva cum pot vedea costul pentru țările din zona 3 la un abonament Vodafone Red Max?

Mă interesează să știu costul pentru a suna in Europa, nu îl găsesc niciunde.