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Huawei is aiming to boost sales and win market share from competitors such as Apple Inc by offering users the ability to generate 3-D models of themselves and the environment in real-time, and share it with others. “This is technology that has never been seen before and, at the extreme, has the potential to change how we view the world,” said Yusuke Toyoda, a sensors analyst at Fuji Chimera Re Inc in Tokyo. A Huawei spokesman did not immediately provide comment, but said the company does not normally respond to speculative reports. Sony declined to comment. Besides generating pictures that can be viewed from numerous angles, Huawei’s camera can create 3-D models of people and objects that can be used by augmented-reality apps, according to one of the people. The camera will also let developers control apps and games in ways, such as hand gestures, the person said, who added that some of the details may change as developers work with the technology.
Also Read: Huawei Mate 20 Pro review: The near-perfect flagship Huawei will probably feature the camera in more than one phone model, including some slated for later in 2019, according to the people, who said the specific plans could still change. For Sony, the world leader in image sensors used in regular cameras, 3-D cameras could generate billions in additional revenue from the sale of its components. The company accelerated the development of the technology after buying Brussels-based Softkinetic in 2015, combining the Belgian startup’s time-of-flight technology with its own semiconductor manufacturing prowess to create 3-D chips small enough to fit inside smartphones. While Apple’s FaceID facial-recognition feature is also powered by 3-D sensors, it relies on a different technology called Structured Light, which can measure depth at shorter distances. Sony’s time-of-flight sensors can do so at longer distances. The Tokyo-based company last year showed off its own Xperia phone that lets users take 3-D pictures and models, but that technology was not powered by its time-of-flight sensors, according to one person familiar with the matter.
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ONDECEMBER 5 "NOKIA 8.1 EXPECTED TO LAUNCH IN DUBAI TODAY: HOW TO WATCH LIVESTREAM" Nokia 8.1 expected to launch in Dubai today: How to watch livestream Nokia 8.1 will officially launch at an event in Dubai. (Image credit: HMD Global/Twitter) HMD Global is hosting a global launch event in Dubai today where it is expected to launch the Nokia 8.1. The event will start at 8:30pm IST and will be livestreamed on the company’s official website and YouTube channel. While the global debut of Nokia 8.1 is bound to happen today the Finnish company could also announce Nokia 3.1 Plus and Nokia 5.1 Plus for European markets. The latter two phones are already available in India. In case you are not aware, Nokia 8.1 will be a rebranded version of Nokia X7, which made its debut in China in October. Speaking of its specifications, it sports a 5.18-inch full HD+ display with a resolution of 2246×1080 pixels.
The device is powered by a Snapdragon 710 processor paired with Adreno 616 GPU. It comes in two RAM/internal storage variants – 4GB RAM/64GB internal storage and 6GB RAM/128GB internal storage. The Android One branded smartphone runs Android 8.1 Oreo out-of-the-box, but it should soon get the latest Android 9.0 Pie. The handset is backed by a 3,400mAh battery and features a dual camera set up on the back consisting a 12MP primary sensor paired with a 13MP secondary sensor. On the front, it features a 20MP sensor for taking selfies. Also read : Nokia 7.1 first look Interestingly, HMD Global is hosting a launch event in Delhi on December 10. Word on the street is that the company might launch the Nokia 8.1 in the country. The handset is expected to be priced in the vicinity of Rs 30,000. HMD Global recently launched Nokia 7.1 in India.
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