LG is the latest company to market 3D as the next great feature for the smartphone, but do consumers care? Roger Cheng Former Executive Editor / Head of News Roger Cheng (he/him/his) was the ...

Google has taken the lid off Project Tango, research designed to make our mobile devices function in 3D. The tech giant's Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) team has produced a smartphone ...

The phone, noted the press release, would be the world's first "full 3D" smartphone, enabling users to both record and view video in 3D. This feature, says LG, will counteract the dearth of 3D ...

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 ...

Both the EVO 3D and Optimus are great phones where it relates to specs ... cart effect (check it out in the video for the HTC EVO View 4G) is also fairly kickass. Still, the new LG interface ...

Namely, do we even need or want 3D-enabled smartphones? Of course ... is that it doesn't require the use of any extra glasses to view 3D video playback and stills. If it did, LG might as well ...

Gianluca Pugliese has unveiled a new 3D printed creation he has designed that is capable of transforming your smartphone in to ... with a link to the file to view once you have printed it.

Lucid and Holitech think so. The Holoscreen is a smartphone screen protector that allows users to view 3D content without the glasses inside an app. The $30 accessory functions as a normal screen ...

which means that you’ll be able to view 3D content without the need for pesky 3D glasses. After all, who would want to wear 3D glasses just to use their smartphone? But what 3D content will ...

This unique hardware combination of tracking cameras and sensors will facilitate a variety of 3D effects on Amazon’s smartphone ... to reveal different product views. Amazon’s motion sensing ...

“We are making the Kula Bebe available for smartphone photographers who love ... the company also markets software to be able to view the 3D images in a variety of ways, including a red/blue ...

Remember when we told you that you could view 3D animals in your own home using Google and a smartphone? Well, now you can do the same thing with your favorite Jurassic World dinosaurs ...