The team at Binkies 3D made it easier to "pose" the phone and has made the viewer compliant with the European Accessibility ...

I admit it. I am a sucker for 3D. I loved 3D movies as a kid (and still do). I had 3D comic books, and a View-Master to look at 3D pictures of exotic locations far from my Midwest home. Now, my ...

3D smartphones have come and gone a few times over the years. HTC and LG tried making 3D phones the next big thing in 2011 with little success. Amazon’s Fire Phone attempted to resurrect the 3D ...

But all that could be set to change (for Sharp at least, Chelsea are never going to win the Big Cup) with the European début of Sharp's Android flagship - the Sharp Aquos Phone SH-12C 3D.

Amazon will reportedly use Omron’s Okao Vision face-sensing technology to track users' heads and enable 3D effects in its upcoming 3D phone, according to a report from TechCrunch. Face-tracking ...

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Vertigo adds two 3D horror pix Indie distrib-shingle Vertigo Films has added two more 3D pics to its slate, including low-budget horror "A Night in the Woods" and a sequel to 2007's horror "Shrooms." ...

The HTC EVO 3D looks good, but do I really need it? I sort of prefer having pictures of my friends in 2D rather than 3D. Still, the EVO 3D is a powerful phone–3D or not.

Back in 2002, Sharp unveiled a mobile phone that could convert pictures to 3D - which were viewable without pesky 3D glasses - thanks to its use of a technology developed in the UK.

No need to be an expert, the user simply scans the area of interest with Pix4Dcatch. The app records pictures along with GPS positions. Compatible with recent iOS devices, but optimized for the newest ...

Whether you have a newer phone like the Google Pixel 6 or Sony's Xperia Pro-I or an older one like the original Samsung Galaxy Z Flip or OnePlus 7, you can use the new LucidPix app to take 3D photos.

Back in 2002, Sharp unveiled a mobile phone that could convert pictures to 3D - which were viewable without pesky 3D glasses - thanks to its use of a technology developed in the UK.