AR Emoji: Samsung lets users create an emoji that looks, sounds and acts just like them. AR Emoji uses a data-based machine-learning algorithm, which analyses a 2D image of the user and maps out more than 100 facial features to create a 3D model that reflects and imitates expressions, such as winks and nods, for true personalisation. AR Emoji shares your real-life feelings not only in video, but also with a range of stickers, and it uses a standard .agif file format, so users can share their emojis across most third-party messaging platforms.

Low-Light Camera: Good lighting is the secret to any great photo, but, often, photos are taken in less-than-ideal lighting conditions. Most smartphone cameras also only have a fixed aperture that can’t adjust to low or bright lighting environments, resulting in grainy or washed out pictures. Similar to the way the iris of a human eye expands and contracts, Samsung Galaxy’s Dual Aperture – installed on the rear camera of the Samsung Galaxy S9 and rear wide-camera of the Samsung Galaxy S9+ – automatically lets in more light when it’s dark and less light when it’s too bright, ensuring photos are crisp and clear anytime, anywhere.

Source: CAR