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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 tipped to feature ToF sensor

Posted on July 5, 2019 By Jarvis

Samsung Galaxy S10 5G’s hexa-camera setup on both the front and back includes an additional Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensor for 3D sensing and more accurate facial recognition. The sensor can also be used for augmented reality features, better portrait mode shots and more. Now, Samsung is said to bring the same tech to its upcoming Galaxy Note 10 flagship, and then trickle it down to the budget to A series as well in the future. The next-gen Note however, is said to rock not one but two ToF sensors — one at the back and another on the front.
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