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technology1 year ago

"iPhone 16 Prototype Features iPhone X-Inspired Rear Camera Design"

The latest prototype for the non-Pro iPhone 16 models features a rear camera design similar to the iPhone X, with two rear lenses arranged in a pill-shaped bump, including a Wide lens and an Ultra-wide lens. Leaker Majin Bu's tweet confirms the current rear camera design being tested by Apple. The prototypes also include a smaller mechanical Action Button and a flush-mounted pressure-sensitive Capture Button, allowing users to change zoom levels and control camera focus. The design may still change, but the vertical camera setup seems necessary for filming spatial video.

via PhoneArena|
#apple#iphone-16#prototype
technology2 years ago

"Nothing Phone 2a: A Galaxy S10-inspired, radically new design at MWC, with Nothing Phone 3 on the horizon"

Leaked details suggest that the upcoming Nothing Phone 2a could feature a rear camera design similar to the Galaxy S10. The phone is also expected to borrow design elements from the previous Nothing Phone models. Additional rumored specifications include a 6.7-inch 120Hz OLED screen, a 50MP dual camera setup, and a 4,920mAh battery. However, these specs should be taken with caution as they come from an unknown source.

via Android Authority|
#design#galaxy-s10#leaks
technology2 years ago

"iPhone 16 Pro Max rumored to feature larger display and vertical camera layout"

The lower-end iPhone 16 model and the iPhone 16 Plus are rumored to have a vertical layout for their rear camera lenses, similar to the iPhone 12. This design change is expected to make the device "instantly recognizable" as the latest model. The reason for this change is unclear, but it could be for aesthetic purposes. The iPhone 16 is expected to be announced in September 2024, and bigger changes are expected for the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max.

via MacRumors|
#apple#design-change#iphone-16
automotive2 years ago

Ford issues second recall for SUVs to fix rear camera display.

Ford is recalling over 422,000 SUVs in the U.S. due to the rear camera display not working, which can increase the risk of a crash. Some of the vehicles were previously recalled for the same issue, but the remedy did not work. Ford is working with parts suppliers to identify the cause and develop a repair, and vehicles that were fixed under a previous recall will have to be repaired again.

via ABC News|
#automotive#ford#rear-camera
automotive2 years ago

Polestar 4: The Electric SUV with a Hi-Def Screen Instead of a Rear Window

Polestar has unveiled its second SUV, the Polestar 4, at Auto Shanghai 2023. The car features a roof-mounted rear camera that replaces the rear-view mirror, allowing for a wider field of view. The car also has a long glass roof that can change transparency, retractable door handles, and flush windows. The infotainment system is powered by Android Automotive OS and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Cockpit Platform, and the car has a 10.2-inch driver display, head-up display, and a secondary media and climate control screen. The Polestar 4 will be available in China in November 2023 and in other markets in early 2024, priced at around $60,000.

via TechCrunch|
#automotive#ev#infotainment-system
automotive2 years ago

Polestar 4: A Powerful Electric SUV with No Rear Window

Polestar has unveiled its new electric SUV, the Polestar 4, at the Shanghai Auto Show. The SUV has a sleek design, a 102kWh battery, and a targeted range of over 300 miles. The most notable design feature is the lack of a rear window, which is replaced by a camera. The Polestar 4 will be available in China by the end of the year and in North America in 2024. It will be built on Geely's Sustainable Experience Architecture and will feature NVIDIA's Drive computing platform for its driver-assist system. The indicative launch price is $60,000.

via Engadget|
#automotive#design#electric-suv
automotive2 years ago

Polestar 4: A Powerful and Innovative Electric SUV.

Polestar has revealed its latest electric vehicle, the Polestar 4, which features a unique design element: the elimination of the traditional rear window. Instead, the car uses a high-definition screen that displays a real-time feed from a roof-mounted rear camera, delivering a broader field of vision. The design optimizes the car's aerodynamic properties and improves the roominess of the interior. The Polestar 4 is set to launch in 2024 in Europe, with prices starting at around $68,283.

via WIRED|
#aerodynamics#automotive#interior-design