Qualcomm is introducing a new, unsettling feature baked into its Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor for smartphones arriving next year. It can use the phone’s front camera to always be looking for ...

You've heard of phones with 200MP cameras, but the newest high-end Android phones all technically support 320MP cameras.

Your next smartphone might have a camera that’s always watching Chip maker Qualcomm argues that “always-on” cameras can make phones more secure. December 6, 2021 More than 3 years ago ...

On the Phone 3a Pro, the 50MP periscope camera provides users with a 3x optical zoom – allowing you to get closer to subjects ...

Qualcomm is calling its new camera ISP brand “Snapdragon Sight,” representing what the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1’s camera can do. It can take pictures, certainly, but also recognize what the camera ...

For those who remain concerned about an always-on camera, you may have to avoid handsets with the Snapdragon 8 Gen1 SoC in them as Qualcomm has yet to confirm if this is a feature you'll be able ...

Big changes are coming to your phone's smartphone camera next year, with Qualcomm previewing an update to its image signal processor (ISP) that will better support features like face recognition ...

The post states Honor is reportedly chasing a "sub-flagship" Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 series chip. The device could sport a 50MP ...

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 camera processor has some incredible new features, all enabled by a huge leap in pixel processing. Here's how they all work.

Hyper-real 3D. While Apple may have the lead in publicity and software, Qualcomm might have an edge in hardware, especially with the new camera system it’s introducing.

Qualcomm wants to power the next round of smart home cameras, and it hopes to make them even more capable in the process. To do that, Qualcomm has created a reference design for new home ...

Qualcomm is getting ready to define the next generation of cameras for the Android ecosystem. It's adding three new camera modules to its Spectra Module Program, which lets device manufacturers ...