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Historic first camera phone
In May 1999, Japanese company Kyocera launched the first consumer mobile phone equipped with a built-in camera, the "Kyocera VP-210," featuring a 0.11-megapixel resolution and the ability to take 20 pictures. Prior to that, designs and prototypes of integrated cameras in phones had appeared since 1993, most notably the "Intellect" project and designs from Apple in the mid-1990s, as well as a 1997 attempt by Philippe Kahn to connect a digital camera to a phone via a laptop. This development evolved into the release of phones with built-in cameras from Samsung and Sharp, and over time, cameras became an integral part of smartphones. By 2003, sales of camera-equipped phones surpassed those of dedicated digital cameras. Today, capturing and editing photos and videos is effortless, with many modern phones featuring three or more cameras.
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