Leaks show that Samsung is developing its first "Ultra" tablet, ie Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, with a cutout in the display. The latter so clearly breaks the symmetry of the rectangular display, but more importantly, the new report says that its selfie camera borrows a key feature from the iPads, which offer so-called centering of the shot.
Apple o Centering the Shot says it uses machine learning to adjust the front-facing ultra-wide camera when you're using video apps like FaceTime and more on a compatible iPad model. So when you're moving, Frame Centering helps keep you and anyone else in the frame. The feature is currently available on the 12,9" iPad Pro 5th generation, 11" iPad Pro 3rd generation, iPad 9th generation and iPad mini 6th generation. Apple However, the iPad has a camera with its sensors hidden in the frame of the display, which is quite wide.
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In Samsung's case, however, its automatic framing debuted with the model Galaxy Z Fold 2, so the company already has experience with it and it makes quite a bit of sense to use it in its flagship tablet as well, although it doesn't look like it should be extended to other models yet, except perhaps the Galaxy S22 Ultra. However, the benefit of this feature is obvious and all the more useful in this still-ongoing pandemic era full of video calls.
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