This week on The Wrap, we’re checking out the future of phone hardware, looking at all-screen selfie cameras, AI-powered chips, and more. Plus we’ll check out a pair of earphones tailored to how you hear. All that and more in no time.
The notch, dotch, and tear drop camera could be going away, as Oppo reveals an all-screen idea your next phone might have.
A notch. A dotch. A teardrop spot. These are all ways to describe where the selfie camera goes on a phone, but not on ZTE’s Axon 30.
Not a fan of the punch-hole camera design on many new phones? Research into hiding that might be on the verge of paying off.
Big phones with big screens are about the norm, but Xiaomi’s next major phone will offer a big screen that wraps around almost the phone almost entirely.
What’s happening in the world of the Mac? We’ll talk about the iPad beta and review the new MacBook Pro, plus look into smart lights for the home and brand new cameras. All in five.
Oppo’s take on the notch is often a tear drop in the middle of the screen, but the concept it’s showing in Shanghai hides the notch with the screen.
If you’re looking for a big screen, a long lens, and support for high-speed 4 or 5G, Oppo has something coming.
After dabbling with a new take on a flagship phone last year, Oppo may have a compromise for folks who want all screen and still a great camera experience coming in the F11 Pro.
Screen protection is good, and it can keep your phone from looking like a hall of mirrors from a horror movie. But screen protection can also introduce problems. Just ask someone who has been using one with an in-screen fingerprint reader.
