https://petapixel.com/2026/06/01/years-in-the-making-glass-imaging-is-delivering-on-its-promise-to-transform-smartphone-photography/
Joint-everything models could be the future of photography, but what will still matter most is who defines the desired result.
Joint-everything models could be the future of photography, but what will still matter most is who defines the desired result.
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Years in the Making, Glass Imaging Is Delivering on its Promise to Transform Smartphone Photography
How neural image signal processing can overcome physical limitations of small sensors.
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https://petapixel.com/2026/06/01/years-in-the-making-glass-imaging-is-delivering-on-its-promise-to-transform-smartphone-photography/ Joint-everything models could be the future of photography, but what will still matter most is who defines the desired result.
It's worth to note that Honor is using something comparable to Raisr with their 4x ISZ, so their pictures aren't particularly representative of what this company offers on the objective part. The better of these two pics is taken from telephoto of the Pro model (vs main of base Honor 600), to show that irl the fonts are straight.
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BTW, wake me up when these companies will go an extra mile meter to compare their output with the least regressed result available on the same hardware. It's notorious that they post less sharpening vs more sharpening comparisons that despite showing how awful a given "competing" real world integration is, fail to show how much improvement their thing actually offers vs less altered or RAW data.
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Just a tourist attraction with photo posing opportunity 🥰
Source: a public Facebook group
Source: a public Facebook group
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What is a small phone? People vary about the definition, but to me, they basically don't exist anymore, so what I'm used to call "small" is what I actually consider as normal. The barrier of it to me is the width of 72mm. Considering how small the list is…
Added this thing even though I shouldn't have (it's up to 8GB RAM 😬)
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Dunno who may want to know that, but if you want to bl unlock a global Xiaomi by bribery (you shouldn't be buying one in first place), then a certain unlock seller's channel suggests that Xiaomi internal (so for employees, duh) unlock policy now favors/mandates devices that were never activated before. It's logical that an employee would usually have a sane enough access to a fresh unit that needs conversion to engineering, but it's interesting to note who this change is targeted at (if it's an actual change rather than different kind of perm, that is).
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Major. Google started (perhaps months ago, but without announcing it) to enroll all new apps into "automatic protection" (PairIP) by default, trying to scare developers from disabling it. As I explained in the past, it fails to protect the apps, while interfering…
Since this post failed to catch on, lemme provide one extra tidbit of the implications:
Soon, APKMirror will mostly be useful only to people who are either rooted or running microG (with signature spoofing). As these are the only means to bypass the ridiculous "free app licensing", which Google enables by default (opt-out) for all new apps.
Soon, APKMirror will mostly be useful only to people who are either rooted or running microG (with signature spoofing). As these are the only means to bypass the ridiculous "free app licensing", which Google enables by default (opt-out) for all new apps.
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iOS 27 brings a cool, but obviously online-only feature. On-device AI is such an elusive thing.
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