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This is a breakthrough for OnePlus, but OnePlus 12 will not be the world's first smartphone with Sony LYT-808 OnePlus has officially declassified the sensor used as the main one in the main camera of the OnePlus 12 smartphone. This is Sony LYT-808. [caption id="attachment_80789" align="aligncenter" width="533"] OnePlus 12[/caption] The company succinctly characterizes it as “perhaps the most powerful flagship sensor, second only to Sony’s inch sensor.” True, there is a nuance. Sony already has two inch sensors for smartphones: the IMX989 and its improved version called the LYT900. The OnePlus 12 camera will fit the Sony LYT-808 The resolution of the LYT-808 is 50 megapixels, the optical format is 1/1.4 inches. Interestingly, OnePlus 12 will not be the first smartphone in the world with such a sensor: the OPPO Find N3 previously received this sensor. [caption id="attachment_80790" align="aligncenter" width="780"] OnePlus 12[/caption] In addition to the module with the advanced LYT-808 and wide-angle lens, the OnePlus 12 camera will also have a periscope module with a 64-megapixel OmniVision OV64B sensor in 1/2-inch optical format and a lens with 70 mm EGF (that is, it will provide 3x optical zoom).

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Google Maps And Translation

The world has an endless supply of beauty to offer us but we have not repaid nature in a kind way. Global warming is not only destroying the resources we need to survive but also the things that make the earth beautiful. The Amazon fire destroyed such a beautiful place which was essential for the planet’s survival. Unfortunately, the big countries have failed to come together to think of a solution to save the planet we call home. All the efforts for the planet’s future so far have been made by concerned individuals and youngsters who don’t want the world to end. But despite the way the nature is getting destroyed, there are still parts of the world that have remained unaffected. The biggest reason behind that is they are scarcely populated. All the places mostly untouched by humans have managed to thrive in a world that is slowly getting destroyed by the species that run it. Iceland is one of the places on earth that has managed to stay beautiful even after all these years. Although you may not find as much ice in the country as you would expect, it is still breathtakingly beautiful. Not to mention the frequent volcanic eruptions in the country that attract adventurous photographers and travelers alike. But its beauty isn’t the only thing Iceland is known for. The difficult pronunciation of the Icelandic language is another thing that almost the whole world knows. However, that hasn’t stopped people from visiting this magical country that looks like it was pulled out of a fairy tale. Even if you look at one picture of Iceland’s landscape, you will want nothing more in life than to see it in person. But visiting the country is one thing, getting around once you are there is another thing entirely. You will need a guide to help you get from one place to another because roads are unpaved in certain regions of the country. However, the biggest problem one can face in Iceland is pronouncing the name of the place you want to visit. Do you know how to say Reykjavík or Eyjafjallajökull? No, right? Well, then how are you going to ask someone to take you to Reykjavík if you can’t say the name? This problem is not specific to Iceland. You can go to any country in the world and not know how to say the name of the place you want to visit. You can try to show the name to someone on your phone but what if they don’t know the English alphabet and cannot read what you are trying to show them? This has been a problem for many travelers throughout the world. Sure, an interpreter can help but no one can afford to keep one with them at all times when they are in a foreign country.

Google Maps’ New Feature:

There are plenty of translation apps out there that help travelers in various ways. There are some designed specifically to help people when they are in a foreign country. They teach the etiquette of ordering food in a country or what to say when bidding someone farewell. Some of them can even teach you a few basic phrases of a language to help you get through your trip easily. However, what these apps don’t do is tell you how to pronounce the name of a city or place. They surely can’t cover all the cities of a country and therefore only help with how to ask for directions. There are some words you can mispronounce and still get the point across but that surely can’t work all the time, especially when your accent is different from that of the person you are talking to. Google Maps has come up with a solution to this problem. Whenever a user is looking for a location outside of their country, they will see a speaker button next to it. When they tap it, Google Maps will say the name of the location out-loud. So, for instance if your phone’s default language is English and you looked up Eyjafjallajökull on the map, the speaker button will appear instantly. You can click it and hear the name for yourself or play it for the driver when you get in a cab. Both ways, it will help you to get to your location. Another useful aspect of this feature is that once you have heard the name of the location, the Maps will show you an option to open the Google Translate app, so if you want to continue your conversation with someone regarding the place you are going to, you can do that easily despite the language barrier. This feature definitely won’t work for someone in the US if they look up an American city because your app knows that the default language is English so you can pronounce the name easily. Although the feature is only limited to fifty languages at the moment, the number is expected to rise in the future. Once travelers start giving their feedback about it, Google will realize how useful it is for people. So, the next time you are traveling to a foreign country and afraid of mispronouncing a place’s name, let Google Maps help you. You will save yourself from embarrassment and also look tech savvy to people for using your phone to pronounce a difficult word for you. Read the full article

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God of War was released in 2018 The author of the YouTube channel, Mark Korolev, demonstrated how the adventure action game God of War works on a modern smartphone running the Android operating system. [caption id="attachment_69819" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Android smartphone[/caption] The model of the smartphone is not specified, but it is known that it is built on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 single-chip system, and the Termux-Box emulator was used to run the game. As a result, the game demonstrates a performance of no more than 15 fps. God of War launched on Android smartphone https://youtu.be/wSNR2zBWXGU The second video is dedicated to Mortal Kombat XL, which turned out to be much more playable. Often the frame rate stays above 30 fps and even rises to 60 fps. https://youtu.be/KMtrf7mYUUA On the same channel, the enthusiast shows how Skyrim, Fallout 4, and Assassin's Creed Black Flag run on an Android smartphone.

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Samsung flagship users can get the final Android 14 just a few weeks after its release Samsung has been actively working on a beta version of the One UI 6.0 interface based on Android 14 for its flagship Galaxy S23 line - and this work is already coming to an end: the final assembly has been spotted on Samsung update servers. And for different regions at once: South Korea, India, and Europe. [caption id="attachment_68092" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Galaxy S23[/caption] The final version of One UI 6.0 for the Galaxy S23 line is already on the company’s servers Apparently, the start of distribution of the firmware is a matter of a few days. The software, by the way, goes under the numbers S918BXXU3BWJA, S918BOXM3BWJA, and S918BXXU3BWJA. Even though Samsung does not participate in Google's proprietary Android beta testing program, the company can release final releases of the new version of the OS faster than many other smartphone manufacturers. Recall that Google released the final version of Android 14 on October 4.

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On some old platform The ZTE company knows how to make smartphones that are quite distinctive in design, but when creating the Azon Z50 Lite model, the manufacturer for some reason decided to take the simple route and copy the iPhone. [caption id="attachment_52317" align="aligncenter" width="780"] ZTE Axon 50 Lite[/caption] iPhone-like design and 256 GB of memory. ZTE Axon 50 Lite smartphone introduced The model, as you can see, is very similar to older Apple devices. At the same time, technically this is even close to the iPhone. For example, here is a display with an old waterdrop notch. 6.6-inch Full HD+ screen with no increased frame rates. There is only one full-fledged camera here: the main one with a resolution of 50 megapixels. ZTE does not reveal the model of a single-chip system at all, talking only about eight poisons with a frequency of 1.6 GHz. However, the device has 256 GB of flash memory, which is very unusual for other parameters. The same RAM is only 4 GB. In addition, there is a 5000 mAh battery with 22-watt charging. At the same time, the novelty costs about $ 250, but this is the price for the Mexican market.

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This is the result of American sanctions Despite the fact that the premiere of the Mate 60 and Mate 60 Pro smartphones took place last week, Huawei has not yet revealed all its cards. So, the cost of all versions of new products was announced only yesterday , and now new interesting details have arrived: Huawei told us what the share of domestic (that is, Chinese) components in the smartphone is. [caption id="attachment_52301" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Huawei Mate 60 Pro[/caption] It turned out that more than 90% of the components in Huawei Mate 60 Pro are made in China. Chinese media even write that the new flagship does not belong to Huawei - it is an “all-Chinese” smartphone. Components for the Mate 60 Pro are supplied by 46 local companies. Huawei Mate 60 Pro turned out to be an “all-Chinese” smartphone [caption id="attachment_52302" align="aligncenter" width="349"] Huawei Mate 60 Pro[/caption] It turned out that more than 90% of the components in Huawei Mate 60 Pro are made in China. Chinese media even write that the new flagship does not belong to Huawei - it is an “all-Chinese” smartphone. Components for the Mate 60 Pro are supplied by 46 local companies.

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The presentation will take place soon Today, September 5, Xiaomi released a teaser video on social networks. At the end of the video, the letter T appeared, which hints at the imminent announcement of Xiaomi 13T. At present, the Xiaomi 13T series, including the Xiaomi 13T and Xiaomi 13T Pro models, has passed foreign certification. The Xiaomi 13T Pro will reportedly launch a smartphone known as the Redmi K60 Extreme Edition, but they will be slightly different. The company teases with the announcement of the Xiaomi 13T In particular, the Xiaomi 13T Pro main camera will have a Sony IMX707 image sensor, while the Redmi K60 Extreme Edition will receive a Sony IMX800 sensor [caption id="attachment_52296" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Xiaomi 13T[/caption] In addition, the Xiaomi 13T Pro will be equipped with a Leica mobile imaging system and will be the first flagship on the Dimensity platform with a Leica camera in Xiaomi history. The price is rumored to be around $850.

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Sony IMX890, 5500 mAh, 100 W, 1.5K screen The OnePlus Ace 2 Pro smartphone was released recently and is in great demand, and OnePlus is about to release a new phone, as reported by Digital Chat Station. He confirmed that the new OnePlus smartphone will be equipped with a single-chip Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 system clocked at 3.2 GHz, a 6.74-inch screen with a slight curve on the sides and a single hole. The screen resolution will be 1.5K. [caption id="attachment_52291" align="aligncenter" width="780"] OnePlus Ace 3[/caption] Details about the OnePlus Ace 3 The smartphone will receive a dual battery with a capacity of 5500 mAh, each half of which will support fast charging with a power of 100 W. The smartphone should be equipped with a 50-megapixel Sony IMX890 50-megapixel sensor, an 8-megapixel OV08D10 module, and a 32-megapixel Sony IMX709 sensor. Presumably, the smartphone will be released under the name OnePlus Ace 3. It does not yet have a presentation date. Digital Chat Station was the first to accurately announce the specifications and release dates of Redmi K60 and Xiaomi 13.  

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In 2024, shipments will grow to 60 million smartphones Reliable analyst and insider Ming-Chi Kuo revealed that demand for the Huawei Mate 60 Pro has been very high since the launch of the smartphone on August 29. The supply forecast for the second half of the year increased by 20% and amounts to 5.5-6 million units. Compared to older models, it is clear that the demand for the Mate 60 Pro is much higher. The 4G-capable Mate 50 Pro was launched in September 2022, with cumulative shipments reaching around 2.5 million units 12 months after launch. The 5G-enabled Mate 40 Pro was released in October 2020, with cumulative shipments reaching approximately 6 million units 12 months after launch. In comparison, Mate 60 Pro shipments should reach 5.5-6 million units in just 4 months. Demand for Huawei Mate 60 Pro turned out to be huge, supply forecast increased [caption id="attachment_52277" align="alignnone" width="764"] Huawei Mate 60 Pro[/caption] The cumulative shipments of the Mate 60 Pro are expected to reach at least 12 million units 12 months after launch. Huawei smartphone shipments will increase by about 65% YoY to 38 million units in 2023, driven by demand and market impact of the Mate 60 Pro. Huawei's smartphone shipments are expected to reach at least 60 million units by 2024, "making it the world's most resilient mobile phone brand."

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Google even tried to ban Samsung from placing its Galaxy Store on home screens The Epic Games lawsuit against Google continues and new interesting details are becoming public. Now, for example, approximate statistics on the profitability of Samsung mobile devices from the point of view of the Google Play application store have become known.  [caption id="attachment_82336" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Samsung Android devices[/caption] Samsung Android devices accounted for 'half or more' of Google Play's revenue Thus, as of early 2019, Samsung devices accounted for “half or more” of Google Play’s revenue. Google Vice President of Partnerships James Kolotouros said this in his testimony. In 2020, Google, in three deals, agreed to pay Samsung $8 billion over four years to make Google's proprietary search, Google Assistant voice assistant and the Google Play Store the default app store on the Korean manufacturer's devices.  Previously, Google proposed and then abandoned a plan that would have prevented Samsung from putting the branded Galaxy Store on the home screens of its devices.  

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Apple retains another 15% In the US market, Apple is the undisputed leader, occupying just over half of the market. But the level of loyalty demonstrated by the people of South Korea is unimaginable to the Cupertino giant. Samsung holds 84% ​​of the smartphone market in the country, according to Counterpoint Research. [caption id="attachment_81923" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Samsung[/caption] Samsung occupies 84% ​​of the South Korean market Apple is in second place there with a share of 15%. This means that all other brands combined account for only 1% of sales, which may be a unique case. Interestingly, just a few weeks ago Samsung occupied 86%, and lost 2 percentage points with the launch of the iPhone 15 in the country. Analysts say that foldable Galaxy Z smartphones are very popular in South Korea, which allows Samsung to earn more from each device sold. A user survey showed that 32% of those who switched from Samsung to iPhone cited performance as the reason. Another 31% switched due to the image of the American brand. In addition, many people changed their phone because of the camera.

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Sales have already begun The Chinese company Xiaomi has finally officially introduced to the international market the inexpensive smartphone Redmi 13C, about which there have been so many leaks recently. [caption id="attachment_81264" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Redmi 13C[/caption] Among the main characteristics of the Redmi 13C are a 6.74-inch screen with a frame rate of 90 Hz, a 5 MP front camera, a main triple camera (50 MP, 2 and 2 MP), MediaTek Helio G99 SoC, a 5000 mAh battery with 18W charging support. Xiaomi introduced the $100 Redmi 13C https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ADDSlJsGByk?feature=share The smartphone debuted in the first region, Nigeria, and will soon appear in other regions. Prices for the new product start at $125 for the basic version with 4 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal flash memory, $138 for 6/128 GB and $154 for 8/256 GB. The smartphone is available in black and green body colors.