As smartphone cameras get better and better, what does the next generation of camera tech look like? This company hopes its holographic sensor ihas the answer.

“Samsung is working on a 3-layer stacked image sensor for Apple while simultaneously developing a 500MP sensor for its own Galaxy devices,” reads the X post. While Sony leads the premium smartphone ...

It has been years since Apple started using Sony's camera sensors for its iPhones. But, the recent rumour claims that 2026 ...

Sony’s dominance in this space has been unquestionable. However, the winds of change are blowing. Samsung, Apple’s longtime rival and occasional collaborator, is reportedly gearing up to supply a ...

Samsung's purported three-layer stacked sensor is rumoured to be more advanced than Sony Exmor RS image sensors that are currently used on Apple's iPhone models. Tipster Jukanlosreve (@Jukanlosreve) ...

Samsung makes a variety of smartphone camera sensors iPhone 18 series expected to be released in 2026 Samsung is said to be preparing a three-layer image stacked sensor ...

Exclusive: Samsung is currently developing a “3-layer stacked” image sensor in a PD-TR-Logic configuration for Apple. This sensor is more advanced than Sony’s existing Exmor RS, and I ...

The new report indicates that Samsung is developing a 3-layer stacked camera sensor for Apple, which is expected to enhance the performance of upcoming iPhone cameras. Sony has consistently produced ...

a “400×400 3.24μm 117dB-Dynamic-Range 3-Layer Stacked Digital Pixel Sensor” researched by Meta, Brillnics, and Sesame AI. Why Meta is developing a three-layer sensor is anyone’s guess, perhaps for a ...

It's that time of the year when the prospect of having to write a different number at the end of dates prompts thoughts about what the next twelve months will hold. We've put together a list of what ...

Kuo says that Samsung's 3-layer stacked sensor is more advanced that the Sony Exmor RS image sensors currently used on the iPhone. The first iPhone to use image sensors sourced from Sony was 2011's ...