Samsung recently launched its next-generation Galaxy S and Galaxy A series smartphones. The new devices have now received ARCore certification from Google, which means that they will work better with AR applications and games.
The newly-certified devices include the , , and the . The , , Galaxy A52 5G, and the have received the ARCore certification as well. However, the Galaxy A42 5G, Galaxy A52 5G, and the Galaxy F41 don’t officially support the Depth API, which allows devices to create depth maps using RGB cameras.
If you closely notice, the hasn’t been officially unveiled yet, but it has still received the ARCore certification. This means that we could soon see an official announcement from Samsung regarding the launch of the Galaxy A52. The phone will be launched in both 4G and 5G variants, and both will be .
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The newly-certified devices include the , , and the . The , , Galaxy A52 5G, and the have received the ARCore certification as well. However, the Galaxy A42 5G, Galaxy A52 5G, and the Galaxy F41 don’t officially support the Depth API, which allows devices to create depth maps using RGB cameras.
If you closely notice, the hasn’t been officially unveiled yet, but it has still received the ARCore certification. This means that we could soon see an official announcement from Samsung regarding the launch of the Galaxy A52. The phone will be launched in both 4G and 5G variants, and both will be .
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