Smartphones

In 2024, smartphone cameras became more than tools for capturing memories; they transformed into dynamic AI-powered interfaces bridging the digital and physical worlds. Companies such as Apple, Google, OpenAI, Qualcomm, and Meta introduced features that aim to redefine how users interact with technology.

Smartphone cameras have come a long way in 2024, with even budget models offering decent performance. However, not all devices are created equal, and one phone stands out as the worst in terms of camera quality this year.

Apple’s iPhone 16 Pro has been the talk of the tech world, boasting features like the A18 Pro chip, a 5x telephoto camera, and innovations such as the Camera Control button and Apple Intelligence with iOS 18.

Apple’s iPhone lineup is poised for another major shift, with rumors swirling about the upcoming iPhone 17. According to analysts and reports from The Information and Bloomberg, Apple may release a new variant called the iPhone 17 Slim in 2025, a model focused more on aesthetics and design than raw performance.

Apple and Samsung are preparing to shake up the flagship smartphone market with the introduction of their slimmest and lightest devices yet. The iPhone 17 Air and Galaxy S25 Slim, both set to launch in 2025, promise to deliver cutting-edge technology and premium designs in an ultra-thin form factor.