Smartphone Photography

Smartphone makers use custom hardware to tune cameras. Sony changed its mobile sensor naming scheme to LYTIA. The LYT-700 series serves as the primary...

Sony's Exmor RS line diverges into two distinct philosophies with the IMX787 and IMX789. While most mobile sensors stick to a standard 4:3 format...

Sony's rebranding from "IMX" to "LYTIA" introduced a hierarchy that often misleads consumers. In the premium mid-range sector, the competition centers on two distinct...

Sony Semiconductor Solutions replaced the ubiquitous "IMX" prefix with "LYTIA" to segment its mobile imaging stack. The LYT-700 series defines the modern performance tier,...

The move toward 200MP telephoto cameras has created two distinct engineering paths. Samsung Electronics currently manufactures two separate high-resolution sensors for periscope zoom lenses:...

Smartphone imaging hardware follows two divergent manufacturing philosophies in 2026. While competitors like Sony and Samsung pursue expensive stacked-logic architectures for speed, GalaxyCore focuses...

Smartphone imaging relies on sensor geometry and autofocus architecture, not just megapixel marketing. Two sensors currently dominate the 2025 Android flagship market: the Omnivision...

Standard 4K video wastes nearly 30% of a smartphone's image sensor. By locking the aspect ratio to 16:9, traditional recording modes discard valuable vertical...