HTC recently revealed the U11 Eyes as a dual-camera phone with functions set around capturing the perfect selfie.
This smartphone has two integrated cameras on the front and produce a effect of "live bokeh." The front-facing cameras have five megapixels that consist of a "HDR boost" and re-adjustment functions. HTC promises that the U11 Eyes has the ability to tell the difference between a real face than a photographed image by detecting depth. This mechanism allows the phone to unlock itself, even if the user is wearing an air pollution mask or sunglasses.
Maintaining its original "liquid shiny" exterior, the new phone has a Snapdragon 652 processor, a six-inch display screen, a 12 megapixel back camera, edge sense that provides zoom through squeeze and the ability to resist to both water and dust.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Dual-camera Smartphones
- Dual-camera smartphones with advanced features for capturing high-quality selfies are becoming increasingly popular.
- Live Bokeh Effects
- Smartphones that offer live bokeh effects for selfies are disrupting the photography industry and enhancing the user experience.
- Face Detection Technology
- Innovations in face detection technology on smartphones are revolutionizing facial recognition and unlocking features.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Smartphone Manufacturing
- The smartphone manufacturing industry is being pushed to develop dual-camera phones with advanced photography features.
- Photography
- The photography industry is evolving to incorporate live bokeh effects in smartphone cameras.
- Security Technology
- Face detection technology in smartphones is driving advancements in security features and biometric authentication.
