You'll see them extending their left arm roughly 45° downward, with their palm open and facing forward. They'll then move ...

In Google Camera 9.8 which rolled out earlier this month alongside the latest Feature Drop, Google clarifies that “Palm Timer” now works with the “front or rear cameras” on Pixel phones.

Set to provide “cinema quality in the palm of your hand,” as Canon puts it, the EOS R50 V does look to be quite capable for all types of video needs as the camera will feature plenty of video ...

And that camera system is getting used for a truly unique feature that LG calls Hand ID: by pulsing an infrared signal at your palm, the G8 can extracts a map of your veins based on how the ...

Lastly, if you're making a right-hand turn, reach your left arm out the window, bend your elbow 90 degrees, and point all your fingers towards the sky with an open palm facing forward.

There isn’t any practical use for being able to Kaleidoscope your photo using Photo Booth. The iPad 2 comes pre-loaded with two apps specifically designed for the front-facing camera.

The latest iteration is named the HTC Vive Pre, which adds a front-facing camera that developers can tap into. However, HTC executives said that the new hardware won’t delay the Vive any further.

VALHALLA, N.Y., Sept. 20, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FUJIFILM North America Corporation announces the launch of the INSTAX PAL ™ digital camera and INSTAX MINI LINK™ 2 Smartphone Printer Bundle ...

LG implemented a face unlock system with this sensor, of course, but you can also raise your hand in front of the phone, move it around a bit, and the G8 will do some whole-hand biometrics.

The flying camera measures 131.7 x 106 x 17.6 mm (5.1 x 4.1 x 0.6 in). Pixy uses your palm as its launch and landing pad, taking off at a simple tap of a button.

The camera they developed is palm-sized, weighs less than 1 kg, operates on a table with wheels, does not require antivibration structures, and obtains incoherent motion-picture holograms under ...

You'll see them extending their left arm roughly 45° downward, with their palm open and facing forward. They'll then move their hand multiple times from back to front in an arc.