Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Who Needs an Ultrawide Phone!?”.
Hi everybody it’s time for tech news, you guys you guys ready. I don’t! I can’t do this. I can’t do this. I’M not doing this. I’M not! Okay, okay, okay, okay, smartphone makers are having a tough time fitting, better and better cameras into phones, but Samsung thinks they have a solution.
Take it out of the phone entirely sure why not a patent filed by the company in 2017 has been spotted, describing an assembly of lenses and camera sensors that can be built into a stylus pen. Images in the patents show an array of lenses that could be lined up to create a powerful zoom camera with a sensor in the rear that would relay the images to a smartphone. Now the Samsung Note 9 allows the user to trigger the phone camera with their s-pen, but this design would mean that you could actually take pictures with the pen, possibly eliminating the need for a selfie camera on the front of the phone. That’S pretty cool awesome! Why not, although that would probably make for some awkward maneuvering to try and capture your best angle? How would you even do that? Hey, I hate it already just kidding.
Maybe it’s a really cool. I don’t know we’re gon na find out our way. Hey. You thought.
Phones with an 18 by 9 aspect ratio were pushing it well. Sony thinks that you thinking that is dumb. Not really I don’t know.
I can’t really speak for Sony, but you know if some leaked press renders are any indication. The company is apparently planning to launch their Xperia XA 3, a phone with a 21 by 9 display the same as ultra wide desktop monitors in some films, but not only that it’s got an old-fashioned, regular top bezel, instead of a notch or cutout for the selfie Camera, which adds even more length to the device, some more mundane details include a side mounted fingerprint reader, a USB type-c port on the bottom and a headphone jack up to nice. Let us know in the comments drop a comment. Would you guys want to see a 21 by 9 phone, my friends, okay, whatever whatever and the tech world pretty much universally bashed AT .