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A few months ago, rumors of Meta’s Facebook Watch surfaced, but now, a few patent filings may have leaked a few features that we could see in the company’s first smartwatch. Meta Platforms recently had patent approved by the WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organisation) for a ‘detachable camera block for a wearable device,’ and in the sketches, we basically see a smartwatch with a detachable display, along with several cameras integrated directly into the panel. Read more for more pictures and information.
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The next-generation Motorola RAZR 3 may have leaked in one of the company’s recently approved patent filings, which is described as a “unitary pre-formed fascia tension at least two sides of an electronic device housing and corresponding methods and devices”. It was published on December 23, 2021 and the sketches appear to show a smartphone in which the housing is completely wrapped around with a flexible screen. Read more for the patent sketches and additional information.
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Google may have accidentally given us a preview of their upcoming Pixel 7 Series smartphone, thanks to the the sketches uncovered in a patent with the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) for a ‘display configuration for mobile computing devices’, published on December 16, 2021. Apparently, the front will boast a larger screen area without actually increasing the handset’s dimensions. Read more for the patent sketches and additional information.
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Technology leaker Evan Blass has uncovered the final Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra design and several new colors. Simply put, it looks to be very similar to the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, complete with an S Pen stylus slot and a quad rear camera setup as well as the laser auto-focus module. The handset should be available in Phantom Black, Phantom White, Green, Burgundy and other standard colors. Read more for two videos, additional pictures and information.
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Front-facing smartphone cameras have never matched the quality of the rear sensors, which means selfie quality is typically not up to par. Oppo Mobile Telecommunications’ utility patent, published on December 23, 2021, shows a device with a small rear display that would solve the issue. Put simply, you would be able to take exceptional selfies using the rear camera system. Read more for the patent sketches and additional information.
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Samsung Electronics is just weeks away from revealing the Galaxy S22 Ultra, but one image has allegedly leaked in official press materials. The most talked about feature is a new “AI detail enhancement mode” for the smartphone’s main 108MP rear sensor when capturing photos at its full resolution. This feature can be activated by pressing a new button appears in the lower right corner of the page when snapping a photo. Read more for a video and additional information.
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For those who have never heard of Nothing, it was founded by Carl Pei, the co-founder of smartphone maker OnePlus, and so far, they’ve released a pair of translucent wireless earbuds called Ear 1. However, there are rumors circulating that the company is set to launch a smartphone next year, called the Nothing Power 1. Why? Nothing announced that they’ve partnered with Qualcomm, so a handset would only make sense. Read more for additional pictures and information.
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Vivo Mobile Communication is attempting to bridge the gap between smartphone, tablets and laptops, or at least according to a patent that was uncovered recently. It was filed with the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) for a ‘terminal device’ and published on November 11, 2021. The sketches appear to show a tri-fold smartphone with a light-sensitive projection keyboard. Read more to see the patent sketch, a video and additional pictures.
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A recently uncovered patent filed by Samsung Electronics with the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) for an ‘electronic device comprising rollable display and display method therefor’ was just published on December 9, 2021. The patent sketches reveal a smartwatch or other wearable that appears to have some kind of rollable display and a hole punch camera right in the middle. Read more for the sketches and additional information.
Technology leaker Jon Prosser may have uncovered the new Google Pixel Watch ahead of its official reveal. The company has been mum on any details, but there are rumors circulating that it could integrate some of the most popular Fitbit features since Google’s acquisition is now complete. As for pricing, it’s expected to fall somewhere between $199 – $299, depending on the size as well as connectivity (LTE) options. Read more for a video and additional information.