The pop-up camera is a 20-megapixel sensor with ... Lenovo provided enough room in the camera’s enclosure to include a status light for the camera, like what most laptops feature.

That’s because OnePlus put the lens in a mechanical enclosure at the top ... the OnePlus 7 Pro camera takes just 0.53 seconds to pop up. To unlock takes another 0.65 seconds.

Xiaomi may be experimenting with smartphones with up to 7 cameras in a single pop-up camera mechanism ... can fit that many sensors in a narrow enclosure. Last, but not least, it’s interesting ...

How do you achieve a full screen design without getting rid of the selfie camera? This is the first time we’re seeing a pop-up camera in a phone sold in the U.S., though it’s not a new feature ...

Beyond that, however, it doesn’t just signal a design change for OnePlus, but what looks to be the end of the line for the pop-up camera across the entire smartphone industry. But why did the ...

Xiaomi could release a phone with a pop-up camera and uniform bezels at some point in the future. One of the company’s design patents surfaced, and it’s described as a ‘Hidden Electronic Dev ...

This ~$500 phone arguably set the standard for affordable flagships in some markets back in 2019, but the most notable thing about it was the fact that it packed a pop-up selfie camera.

Pop-up camera phones aren't dead yet. After the release of the Motorola One Hyper, Motorola's next pop-up camera phone is the dramatically named Motorola One Fusion+. For specs, you have a 6.5 ...

But on the upcoming Reno, it seems Oppo’s goal was to make a pop-up camera that looks like The People’s Eyebrow. Or to put it another way, the Reno’s alleged pop-up camera looks like the ...

A new Vivo patent has turned up that shows a strange and very unique pop-up camera system that may find a home in future smartphones. The patent shows cascading extendable camera with four lenses ...

On devices without a pop-up camera, we’d never know when the selfie camera was activated, and these instances do anecdotally suggest developers are intentionally invading our privacy.