Images of Amazon's 3D Handset Unveiled

<h1> Images of Amazon's 3D Handset Unveiled</h1> <html><body> Amazon's 3D handset comes with four cameras in front of it that can be used to create floating displays. Updated: 04:36 EDT, 16 April 2014 20 The first images of Amazon's rumoured 3D handset have been released and show off the four cameras that are used to create a 'floating screen' effect. The device is expected to be launched in June, the smartphone will utilize retina-tracking technology in order to make images on the display of the smartphone appear to 'float above the screen like a hologram and appear three-dimensional from all angles.' The latest images also reveal a thin phone - although covered in a case to shield its true design. Apple's patent system is different from the 3D display Amazon is believed to being working on. Last week, the first images of Amazon's 3D handset were released. They showed four cameras and retina tracking technology that is used to create the illusion of floating screens. HOW IT WILL WORK The device has a front facing camera in every corner. These cameras are employed to track the location of the user's face and eyes in relation to the phone's screen. <a href="https://guimods.com/">Guimods.Com</a> This allows Amazon's software to make constant adjustments to the position of the elements on screen, altering the perspective of images and letting them appear in 3D without glasses. "Finally, we have photos of a prototype device that has not yet been released and give the world the first glimpse of Amazon's highly anticipated phone," web site BGR said. "As you can see in the photos the phone has a protective shell to protect it from prying eyes. This is designed to stop anyone who is not authorized from taking a look at the design of the phone. It is expected that it will come with a 4.7 inch screen. Are your photos on the FBI's facial recognition system ?...? Is this part of Apple's iPhone 6? Chinese site claims to... To ensure the design of the handset the case is put inside. However, the four cameras are clearly visible in each corner The handset looks almost identical to Nokia's Windows Phone, with its large round shell. However, it is believed to be a cover for the final design. </body></html> </h1>