The Sharp Aquos R Compact from last year had feature a very small notch for the front-facing camera. The chin of the phone that housed the fingerprint scanner embedded home button was so thick that it ...

Ever since Apple unveiled the iPhone X in September 2017, the notch has become an issue on smartphones. You can buy handsets with small notches, big notches, and no notch at all (even with a pop-up ...

Just when you thought you had seen every awful notch on a phone, Sharp is here to one-up them all. Like the Essential Phone, the Aquos R2 Compact has a small eraser-shaped camera notch at the top of ...

The Sharp Aquos R2 has a dual-camera setup, but one camera is for photos while the other is a wide-angle shooter for video. The new phone can automatically take photos while you’re recording a video.

Most phone makers have embraced the notch in the past year or so. Even Samsung is rumored to be planning to launch phones with camera cut-outs in the display next year. But you know what we haven’t ...

If the thought of one notch on a phone makes you apoplectic, you might want to sit down before you read this. Sharp has unveiled the Aquos R2 Compact, a 5.2-inch handset that crams in two notches -- ...

The AQUOS R2 phone that has a metal and glass combination chassis with IPX5, IPX8 and IP6X rating measures 156 x 74 x 9mm and weighs 181 grams. It comes in five colors such as Premium Black, Premium ...

Sharp heard you complaining about smartphone display notches and clearly decided to really give you something to moan about, with the new Sharp Aquos R2 Compact having not one but two of the screen ...

Sharp has not only decided to embrace the notch trend, but has also decided to expand its horizons in the notch-land, as the company has announced a smartphone with two notches. This phone’s name is ...

Sharp has launched the Aquos R2 Compact in Japan. It will pack a 5.2-inch display, Snapdragon 845 chip, and a top and bottom notch. A U.S. release is unlikely. Sharp has revealed the Aquos R2 Compact, ...

Foxconn-owned Sharp tried its hand at “edgeless” smartphone designs years before it was cool (and before the Japanese company was acquired by Foxconn), unfortunately abandoning its own revolutionary ...

Like it or not, the display notch is here to stay. It seems Sharp likes it enough to double down on notches for their latest phone. However, where some manufacturers have adopted the notch simply to ...