Apple and Samsung might feature triple-camera setup in upcoming phone

Samsung and Apple devices to likely adopt the triple-camera setup in the future. Now, we have another rumor on the table claiming the same. According to The Korea Herald, the upcoming expected iPhone X Plus, and Samsung’s next flagship Galaxy S10 would be featuring three camera lenses on the rear.

Kim Dong-Won, an analyst from KB Securities predicted about Galaxy S10 that “Samsung, which has a lower-than-expected demand for its latest Galaxy S9 lineup, will consider to equip its next premium phone with the triple cameras and a 3-D sensor to reinvigorate its smartphone business.”

For the iPhone X’s prediction, the report doesn’t give us much except for the statement, “One of Apple’s next premium smartphones, reportedly named as the iPhone X Plus, is also anticipated to come fitted with three camera lenses on the rear.”

While we already have Huawei’s P20 Pro, the first triple-camera phone that came out in March, reports suggest that for both aforementioned flagships people would have to wait for the next year. As Samsung Galaxy S10 could roll out in the spring and the next iPhone in the fall of 2019.

However, with the third lens iPhone would finally be able to get the 3x optical zoom and not to mention that it could also enable the advanced 3D sensing for the AR (Augmented Reality) in Apple device.

The camera setup in question undoubtedly gives the stunning results and P20 Pro is very much a proof of that. It would be very interesting to see that how much improvements would the giants of Korea and Cupertino would bring into their devices competing with Huawei and especially with each other.

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Taiwanese suppliers revel in China's cheap smartphone boom

 

Sale's in nealy all Taiwanese's companies are rapidly growing in the Smartphone market.

Taiwanese suppliers are experiencing huge growth as a result of surging demand for cheaper smartphones in the Far East with China in particular driving growth in Taiwanese output.

State run Central News Agency quotes figures from the Market Intelligence & Consulting Institute [MIC] as stating that the Integrated Circuit [IC] packaging industry will grow by 7.3 per cent in 2013 to hit a total output value of 373.1 billion TWD [£7.87 billion].

The handset manufacturers set to benefit include Hon Hai Precision Industry, Advanced Semiconductor Engineering [ASE], Kinsus Interconnect Technology, TSC, Chipbond Technology and Siliconware Precision Industries [SPIL], according to ZDNet.

In addition to China’s thirst for cheaper smartphones, the MIC added that Apple’s reliance on Taiwanese suppliers will continue and the iPhone 5C will only serve to back up the confidence many hold in the Taiwanese supplier market. Hon Hai, in particular, will benefit from increased orders for the iPhone 5C and tablets that are expected in the fourth quarter.

When it comes to IC packaging, ASE could increase its sales by as much as 25 per cent in the third quarter thanks to high demand for its Wi-Fi modules that are required by affordable smartphones made for certain unidentified US companies.

Xiaomi, which despite launching in 2011 is already ahead of Apple in China, has been a particular boon for Taiwanese firm Chipbond Technology, with its chip-on-glass [COG] coveted by them and a school of other cheap smartphone manufacturers.

Additionally, SPIL, another Taiwanese firm, is anticipating reporting “record sales” in Q3 of 2013 and in the process surpassing the record set back in Q3 2007.

The Chinese smartphone market saw 88.1 million devices sold in Q2 2013, a number that represents some 20 per cent of all the smartphones shipped across the globe.

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