seen from South Korea
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Almost 10 years later, gesture navigation has become practically a standard within the current telephone industry, being used by brands such as Apple, Google, OnePlus or Motorola, among many others. Each of them, yes, with its MIPI (Mobile Industry Processor Interface) implementation.
The emergence of the iPhone in 2007 radically changed the concept of mobile phone and turned it into a tiny PC that, as Apple says, also serves to make a phone call.
MIPI interfaces play a strategic role in 5g mobile devices, connected car, and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. The MIPI standard defines three unique physical (PHY) layer specifications: MIPI D-PHY®, M-PHY®, and C-PHY®. MIPI D-PHY and C-PHY physical layers support camera and display applications, while the high-performance camera, memory, and chip-to-chip applications are supported on top of the M-PHY layer.
MIPI interfaces play a strategic role in 5g mobile devices, connected car, and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions.
