In terms of optics, the smartphone will reportedly feature upgraded dual 16MP rear cameras. One is said to be a ‘standard’ camera with a glass lens, f/1.6 aperture and 10-bit HDR compatibility, whereas the other one is tipped to be a wide-angle lens with a 107-degree field-of-view. The main cameras will also come with features like quickly switching between the two lenses, “AI Cam,” and Google Lens support at launch. There will also be a Super Bright Mode and “superpixels” for capturing better images in extreme low-light conditions.
As the phone will be launched under the ThinQ branding, it is expected to come with artificial intelligence (AI). Its primary use will reportedly be for image processing and other tasks like improvements on the voice assistant’s response. In terms of audio, the device is said to come with a same 32-bit Hi-Fi Quad DAC setup as its predecessor, but with extra enhancements and digital filters. It may also include far-field mics to capture a user’s voice better from a distance.