I n this post which would be regularly updated as we learn more,we will be taking a closer look at the upcoming HTC U12. Last year,HTC released the HTC U11,and it was quite a great smartphone. It had very cool cameras and whatnot,and who can ever forget the 'squeeze to open up Google Assistant?' But the S8 overshadowed this undeniably great phone,and you and I went out and spent our money on the Galaxy S8 instead of buying the U11. Why? Well,it's dated design was one factor. Sure it had that alluring glass build you just can't get enough of,and a nice and sturdy build. But,the design was still dated. Most of HTC's flagships before the U11 used that design. Also,it didn't have a dual camera setup. Sure,the S8 didn't have one either,but it did refresh the design of the S7 before it,so we went for that one instead. But HTC aims to change all those negatives with the launch of the HTC U12(at least that's what we think they would call it). The...
How to take good pictures with your phone both the iPhone X and Asus Zenfone 5 have great dual cameras Have you ever taken a photo with your phone,but you weren't content with the photo quality? You probably have. Now the fact is that many factors contributed to that less-than-required photo quality that you experienced while taking that photo. The light condition,the angle at which you pointed the camera,the state of your lens,whether or not you used the flash and other factors can greatly contribute to the quality of your photos. And that is what we aim to answer in this post.So let's get started as you learn how to take good pictures with your phone. See also : How smartphone cameras work "The light condition,the angle at which you pointed the camera,the state of your lens,whether or not you used the flash and other factors can greatly contribute to the quality of your photos" In this post,I'm going to list 5 things which you can ...
We all know Evan Blass right? Well,for those of us that don't ,he is the one in charge of leaking the specs of unreleased flagship smartphones,and he's damn good at it. He released some news about the upcoming Galaxy S8,which,following in the iPhone 8 concepts I've seen,gets rid of that liveable home button. If you're a regular here,you will have noticed how much I love physical buttons. Instead,as seen above,we should have software buttons,so therefore,if there's to be a fingerprint scanner,it should either be on screen,as with the iPhone 8 concepts I've seen,or it should be behind. Either way ,the specs: But though,after the Note 7's mishaps,should we trust this one? Your thoughts in the comments box will be highly appreciated.
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