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Apple iPhone 11 vs iPhone XR examination: What's the distinction?

Apple reported its new iPhones at an occasion in September 2019 and like a year ago, there are three new iPhones to browse: the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max. We've analyzed the three new models in a different element, however here we are taking a gander at how the iPhone 11 looks at to a year ago's iPhone XR. Would it be advisable for you to redesign from the iPhone XR, or on the off chance that you have a more seasoned iPhone, would it be a good idea for you to purchase the iPhone XR or the iPhone 11 given they are being sold close by one another?

Plan:

The Apple iPhone 11 and the iPhone XR both offer a comparable plan in that the two of them arrive in various hues, offer an aluminum outline and a glass back. There's an indent at the highest point of both their showcases and they are indistinguishable as far as impression and weight. The iPhone XR is IP67 water safe in any case, empowering it to be submerged up to one-meter for 30 minutes, while the iPhone 11 is IP68 evaluated, offering submergence up to two-meters for 30 minutes. The iPhone 11 likewise has a double back camera, with a camera lodging that highlights pearly glass to separate it from the remainder of the reflexive body and the Apple logo moves to the focal point of the back, with the iPhone working evacuated. The iPhone XR in the interim, has a solitary back camera - having for the primary effect in structure between these two handsets - and it has the Apple logo higher up the back, while the iPhone marking sits towards the base. The shading choices additionally vary between the iPhone 11 and iPhone XR, with the iPhone 11's hues increasingly pastel in their methodology and more pleasant therefore. The green and purple alternatives of the iPhone 11 are flawless, yet we are enormous aficionados of the coral and blue choices in the iPhone XR as well.

Show:

Both the iPhone 11 and the iPhone XR have a 6.1-inch, Liquid Retina LCD show that has a 1792 x 828 pixel goals, bringing about a pixel thickness of 326ppi. Nothing has changed regarding show with regards to the less expensive iPhone models - the iPhone 11 and iPhone XR are indistinguishable. Genuine Tone innovation is still ready, alongside a wide shading range, and there is as yet Haptic Touch over 3D Touch. Neither one of the devices offers the punch you'll discover on the iPhone 11 Pro models, or other OLED cell phones, and there's no HDR either, however you'd possibly see the distinction on the off chance that you set them next to each other with one of these different gadgets. Something else, the iPhone 11 and iPhone XR convey incredible presentations with plentiful splendor and ostensibly progressively sensible hues contrasted with OLED boards.

Cameras:

  Probably the greatest contrast between the iPhone 11 and the iPhone XR is their camera abilities, with the iPhone 11 the prevalent gadget. The iPhone 11 has a double camera on the back, included a 12-megapixel ultra-wide edge sensor with an opening of f/2.4 and a wide-point sensor with a gap of f/1.8. There's optical picture adjustment, a more brilliant True Tone glimmer and Portrait Lighting with six impacts, just as cutting edge Smart HDR for photographs. There is additionally Night Mode and Auto Adjustments on the iPhone 11, however it's the Night Mode that is iPhone 11 vs iPhone XR  genuine stand apart element. The ultra-wide edge sensor enables you to get more in the shot than you would jump on the iPhone XR, however Night Mode offers a huge improvement in low light conditions contrasted with a year ago's model. The iPhone XR then, has a solitary 12-megapixel back camera with a f/1.8 gap, optical picture adjustment and computerized zoom up to 5x. It additionally just offers three impacts for Portrait Lighting, and first-gen Smart HDR for photographs. The iPhone XR likewise has a 7-megapixel TrueDepth camera framework with an opening of f/2.2 on the front, considering Face ID, among a lot of different highlights. It offers 1080p video recording at 30fps or 60fps. The iPhone 11 in the mean time, has a 12-megapixel TrueDepth camera on the front, with a gap of f/2.2, cutting edge Smart HDR for photographs and 4K video chronicle at 24fps, 30fps and 60fps. There's likewise a moderate movement video alternative on the iPhone 11's front camera, taking into account what Apple calls Slofies. As a general rule, this is a quite gimmicky element - like Animoji and Memoji - yet you can have a ton of fun with it.

Equipment:

One more of the fundamental contrasts between the iPhone 11 and the iPhone XR is equipment. As you would expect, the iPhone 11 has a knock in equipment, moving from the A12 chip found in the iPhone XR to the A13 chip. The two gadgets are smooth in activity yet the iPhone 11 offers a superior battery life than the iPhone XR, despite the fact that the iPhone XR is in reality excellent still. The two models come in 64GB, 256GB and 512GB stockpiling alternatives however, and microSD for capacity development isn't accessible on any model. The two gadgets bolster double SIM with a nano-SIM and eSIM and the two gadgets are charged through Lightning. They likewise both offer Apple Pay and the two of them offer 4G, however not 5G abilities.

Programming:

The Apple iPhone 11 carries the dispatch of iOS 13 with it, which means a few new highlights including Dark Mode, another Find My application that consolidates Find My Friends and Find My iPhone together, a swiping console, a redesign of Reminders and a few different updates. You can find out about iOS 13 and what highlights it offers in more detail in our review. The iPhone XR will likewise keep running on iOS 13 when the product arrives on 19 September so it will offer a similar by and large client experience as the iPhone 11. The iPhone 11 has a few highlights to a great extent that are equipment based - predominantly in the camera division - and thusly not accessible on the iPhone XR but rather all in all, the product experience between these gadgets is indistinguishable.

 Cost:

 The Apple iPhone 11 beginnings at $699/£729, which is somewhat less expensive than the Phone XR began at when it propelled a year ago and generally excellent worth when contrasted with the iPhone 11 Pro models. The iPhone XR will be sold close by the iPhone 11, beginning at $599/£629, making it a less expensive option.

End:

The Apple iPhone 11 has two or three redesigns over the iPhone XR, with the processor and camera abilities being the principle contrasts. The plan remains generally the equivalent between the two gadgets however, and the presentation and programming background are basically indistinguishable as well. Updating from the iPhone XR to the iPhone 11 along these lines just truly offers a lift in camera - which may be sufficient for a few - just as a lift in speed, yet beside that, you'll get an entirely comparable encounter this time round. Updating from a more established iPhone to either the iPhone XR or iPhone 11 will offer a lot of contrasts, however you'll have to choose in the event that you need to spend the extra £100 for the camera and processor supports in the iPhone 11.The iPhone 11 is an incredible gadget, however the iPhone XR is as well so chances are you'll be satisfied with either. On the off chance that you can bear the cost of the extra £100, the iPhone 11's Night Mode and optional ultra-wide edge focal point are justified, despite all the trouble, just as the all-encompassing battery life, however you won't be frustrated with the iPhone XR as it's as yet an incredible entertainer and extraordinary worth at this point.

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Comparison of Specs,Features review,Price and camera samples of Samsung Galaxy A80 vs Apple iPhone XS Smartphones https://digitaltechnologynews.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TechNewsTrends/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/techspacereview/ *Disclaimer: The scoring is based on numerical specs only and don't include features of cameras,usability,speed or others. All of them are calculated (own score system), not interpreted and do not reflects which phone are better on these aspects. Samsung Galaxy A80 #SamsungGalaxyA80 #Samsung #GalaxyA80 Apple iPhone XS Apple iphone XS is featuring a stainless steel body, an edge-to-edge screen with a notch and the toughest cover glass for the screen and back. The body is IP68 certified for dust and water resistance. The unit has a 5.8-inch OLED display with a resolution of 1125 x 2436 pixels. It supports Dolby Vision and HDR10. the chipset under the hood is the new 7nm chip called A12 Bionic, packed with 6.9 billion transistors. This is a 6-core CPU with 2 high-performance and 4 efficiency cores. It is coupled with a neural engine - an 8-core dedicated unit. An ISP, depth engine, video processor, always-on processor, display engine, etc. have found their way inside the A2 Bionic, which is the "smartest and most powerful chip ever on a smartphone". It is paired with up to 512GB of built-in memory. CoreML, Apple's machine learning platform, is going to get up to nine times faster. But it's going to run with as little as 1/10th the energy. That's at the core of augmented reality experiences. More Here: https://digitaltechnologynews.com/ Tech news

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iPhone X vs Galaxy Note 9

Just a few minutes ago, Samsung has introduced its new Galaxy Note 9, which comes to the market with a renewed S-Pen as well as a larger battery to hold us as long as possible. The main rival of this device in Apple is undoubtedly the iPhone X, and this is why we have asked the question, which device has better specifications? The iPhone X or the Galaxy Note 9

In this table of specifications we see how the screen size is greater in Note 9 , something that does not surprise us the least. But for us such a large screen can be uncomfortable for the user. Apple will bet this year for an iPhone X Plus with a 6.1-inch screen that already seems great, but here comes the taste of each user. By having a larger screen, the body is obviously larger, with a greater weight and larger dimensions. If you are looking to play multimedia content or make notes with the stylus very often, the Note 9 can be a good option.

Of the processor and the general operation of the device we can not say absolutely anything, since although both terminals have the most top processors of the current market, we can not comment on their operation on paper. Our point of view about this aspect will come when we have both devices in physical and perform the appropriate tests. If it is true that the processor of Note 9 is this year and the A11 Bionic is the previous year, but when Apple presents its A12 processor will be fully matched

In terms of storage without a doubt the winner is the new Samsung terminal , since it includes a greater base capacity, but also gives us the possibility of expanding the storage space with an SD card, being able to have a Galaxy Note at the end 9 with a storage of 1 TB . The iPhone in addition to having a lower base capacity, does not let us make an expansion through SD cards.

The subject of the camera has already been more than commented because it is the same as we found in the Galaxy S9 +. We valued a few months ago that both cameras are of very high quality, but each "wins" in some aspects. For this section we recommend you see the video that we uploaded in Apple5x1 on the comparison of cameras between the Galaxy S9 + and the iPhone X.

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After The Hype - The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7

In September 2020 I purchased an Apple iPad 8th generation. The main reason was because at the time the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 was $649. In May my old iPad Air 2 (my artwork reference tablet) started getting errors that it didn't have enough RAM. So in June I had to buy a new tablet. I was going to buy another iPad. I decided the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 was a compelling alternative since it was on sale for $500. This is a review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7.

Design

The Galaxy Tab S7 follows the design language of Samsung's other Tab S tablets starting with the Tab S4. The bezels keep getting thinner and thinner. The device also keeps getting thinner and thinner. The Tab S7 in portrait measures 6.51" Wide by 9.99" Tall, and .25" Thick. It weighs a bit over 1 pound. In portrait perspective the power / sleep and the volume controls are on the right hand side. The fingerprint sensor is in the power / sleep button. At the top and bottom of the tablet are 4 AKG tuned speakers producing clear stereo audio. In the front of the tablet is the 11" TLPS TFT display (more on that in the specs section). The webcam is also on the right hand side of the display so it can be better used for video chat in landscape.  Finally on the back is a dual camera setup, and the resting / charging pad for the S-Pen.

Specs

The Galaxy Tab S7 is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+. This is the flagship mobile microprocessor of 2020. It has 6 GB of RAM which is plenty of memory to run any application. It is available with up to 512 GB of ultra fast UFS 3.0 storage with a Micro SD card slot. My Tab S7 has 128 GB of storage. It has WiFi 6 with Bluetooth 5 for all your non-cellular wireless communication needs. The front facing camera is 8 MP with a wide angle lense which is great for group selfies and video conferencing. The twin camera setup on the back consists of a 13 MP wide angle camera and a 5 MP ultra-wide camera. There are dual mics to capture audio. Below the camera module is the magnetic recharge pad for the S-Pen. The 11 inch display is the star of the show. It is a Quad HD+ LTPS TFT display with a resolution of 2560 X 1600 running at 120 Hz. The display has HDR10+ and  Samsung's variable refresh technology. The S-Pen is the co-star of the show utilizing Wacom EMR technology. It is a low latency pen which provides for fast and accurate pen input.

User Experience

Everything about the Tab S7 is a treat to use. The OneUI 3 treatment of Android solves most of my complaints about Android on tablets. Sure some apps are blown-up phone apps. Unlike iPhone only apps that run on iPad in letterbox mode. Everything is fast and responsive. Gaming is fantastic. Genshin Impact runs well at medium quality. I have had problems with Sonic CD and Dimension Wars 3 running too fast due to the 120Hz refresh rate. Turning off Variable Refresh solves the problem.  Consuming content is great. The display is beautiful, and the quad speaker setup immerses you in your media. Artwork and design production with the Tab S7 is great. The S-Pen is responsive and capable, and it is a joy to work with in Clip Studio Paint, and Autodesk Sketchbook. Working in Microsoft OneNote, and marking up edits in Acrobat is also a great experience. There are some gaps in the various app stores, but the lack of those apps isn't a deal breaker. The images from the rear cameras are fine. I wouldn't carry this tablet as a camera, but they work fine in a pinch. The front camera is great for video meetings via Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Voice pickup by the mics are more than adequate, ensuring that you will be heard loud and clear.

Galaxy Tab S7 Vs. 8th Gen iPad

At $649 the Tab S7 is considered way more expensive than the $329 Apple iPad. I, however, am not convinced. At the $649 price point the Tab S7 is competitively priced.

The base model Tab S7 has  128 GB of storage. To get an iPad with 128 GB the price would need to increase to $429. The Tab S7 has the S-Pen included. The Apple Pencil costs an extra $100. This brings the 8th Gen iPad with 128 GB of storage and an Apple Pencil to the price of $529. That is a $120 price difference. On top of that the Tab S7 is often on sale for around $500.

On paper the iPad 8th generation seems like a great device. In use it even seems perfect. The user experience is refined, leaving no doubt as to how to operate it. The app store is the best around. It even has access to Photoshop and Illustrator. Regretfully,  it's also a walled garden. You can only purchase apps from the Apple App Store.

The Tab S7 can have apps from several app stores like Google Play and Amazon. You can even install apps from a web browser, the cloud, or a USB drive. You can also develop and install your own apps. Something you can't do on any iPad without a developer account and a $99 fee.

The tab S7's Qualcomm 865+ (973 Single, 3117 Multi) is faster than Apple's A12 (1109 Single, 2065 Multi) in multi-core.  The Tab S7 has more memory with 6 GB RAM versus the iPad's 3 GB of RAM. The Galaxy Tab S7 has expandable storage through a Micro SD card slot. The iPad only has integrated storage. The Tab S7 has a larger, better display with a higher resolution, HDR10, and variable refresh up to 120 Hz. The Tab S7 also has the ability to connect USB-C devices like input devices, printers, and USB-C drives. Even pointing out the lackluster app stores on Android, the other features dwarf the iPad.

The Tab S7 is also competitive when comparing it to the faster more expensive current iPad Air. It may be faster, but with an Apple Pencil the 64 GB model is $729. With 256 GB of storage the price rises to $780. The iPad Air does have a USB-C port. It's still lacking Micro SD card expansion, and a 120Hz HDR10 display though. There are a lot of complaints about Apple's Files app to transfer files between the iPad and devices. In this case the Tab S7 wins on price because though it is slower, it still has a better feature set.

I am not going to talk about the Apple Pencil. With Apple's pencil, and Wacom's EMR  it's all about the user's personal experiences. In my case my familiarity with Wacom's EMR has been great. With AES based pens like Microsoft's N-Trig, and the Apple's pencil I find them lacking.

Conclusion

It's actually kind of odd. Even though I am not an Apple Fan Boy anymore, I am an iPad fan. The reality is that the Tab S7 is better than the 8th Gen iPad, and just enough better than the Apple iPad Air in my opinion. Apple lost this round. Wow, It was a little hard to say that. It will be interesting to see what the 9th gen iPad, 5th Gen iPad Air, and Samsung's Tab S8 have in store for us. It should be an interesting 2nd half of 2021

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Review Nên Mua Điện Thoại iPhone 11 hay iPhone XS Max

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Trước khi quyết định chọn Điện Thoại iPhone 11 hay iPhone XS Max, hãy đọc qua phân tích dưới đây của MobileWorld nhé!

Theo đánh giá iPhone 11, đây là chiếc điện thoại tầm trung tốt nhất 2019 của Apple, được trang bị camera tốt nhất, màn hình công nghệ mới sống động cùng chip A13 bền bỉ và mạnh mẽ. Trong khi đó, chiếc điện thoại iPhone tốt nhất của 2018 là iPhone XS Max đã ngừng sản xuất.

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Các gói bảo hành mở rộng của MobileWorld dành cho iPhone 11 Pro Max

iPhone 11 và 11 pro sẽ cảnh báo ở màn hình khóa nếu bị thay màn hình không chính hãng

Cho dù bạn đang cố gắng quyết định dựa vào yếu tố nào đi chăng nữa, bạn sẽ muốn đọc qua phân tích của chúng tôi bên dưới đây.

iPhone 11 Pro Max Vs. iPhone XS Max: Nên Chọn Cái Nào?

Cả hai chiếc điện thoại iPhone chính hãng này đều là những chiếc flagship của năm, hai sản phẩm tốt nhất của Apple từ trước đến nay. Một mặt, điện thoại iPhone 11 đại diện cho những giá trị tốt nhất của một chiếc điện thoại hàng đầu mà bạn có thể mua ngày hôm nay.

Giá iPhone 11 chỉ khoảng 700 USD, là chiếc điện thoại tầm trung tốt nhất thời điểm hiện tại. Mặt khác, iPhone XS Max lại có một vài bổ sung quan trọng giúp nó trở thành chiếc iPhone có màn hình tốt nhất từng được tạo ra.

Với mức giá không quá chênh lệch, nhiều người đang tỏ ra phân vân khi chọn mua iPhone XS Max hay iPhone 11.

Trong bài viết này, MobileWorld sẽ giúp bạn chọn được chiếc điện thoại iPhone phù hợp nhất cho mình.

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Hiệu năng

Với con chip A13 Bionic, iPhone 11 có hiệu năng mạnh vượt trội so với chip A12 của iPhone XS Max. Chính vì thế, nếu người dùng có nhu cầu chơi game và muốn được trải nghiệm cấu hình mạnh nhất từ Apple thì iPhone 11 là lựa chọn đáng giá hơn iPhone XS Max, dù thông số RAM là như nhau.

Màn hình hiển thị

Là một trong những chiếc điện thoại có màn hình tốt nhất thế giới, điện thoại iPhone XS Max sở hữu màn hình OLED 6,5 inch tuyệt đẹp vượt trội hơn hẳn iPhone 11 với màn hình LCD 6.1 inch. 

Màn hình của iPhone XS Max được đánh giá cao nhờ một số cải tiến đáng chú ý so với thế hệ iPhone X ban đầu, bao gồm độ sáng màn hình và độ chính xác màu tuyệt đối cao hơn hẳn, với hiệu chuẩn cùng hiệu suất hoàn hảo. Chính vì thế, giá iPhone XS Max là không hề rẻ so với iPhone 11 thế hệ mới.

 iPhone XS Max có màn hình OLED (iPhone 11 chỉ có màn hình LCD), viền nhỏ hơn và thiết kế mỏng chỉ 5,8 inch so với 6.1 inch trên iPhone 11 6.1 và độ dày 7,7mm so với 8.3mm trên iPhone 11

Không chỉ vậy, màn hình LCD trên iPhone 11 còn được cho là sẽ “đốt” pin nhanh hơn. Chính vì vậy, nếu người dùng mong muốn dùng điện thoại lâu hơn một chút mà không phải cắm sạc thì iPhone XS Max là lựa chọn đáng cân nhắc. Bạn đang phân vân tìm hiểu mua iPhone XS Max ở đâu giá rẻ, liên hệ ngay với các cửa hàng MobileWorld với các hình thức hỗ trợ và ưu đãi tuyệt vời sẽ giúp bạn sở hữu ngay sản phẩm này với giá hợp lý nhất.

Thời lượng pin

Ở bài test bấm giờ, iPhone 11 có thời lượng pin tốt hơn iPhone XS. iPhone XS  Max có 9 giờ và 41 phút duyệt web liên tục, trong khi iPhone 11 kéo dài được tới 11 giờ 20 phút, với thông số pin gần như tương đồng.

Tuy nhiên, hầu hết mọi người chỉ cần điện thoại của họ đủ để kéo dài một ngày làm việc và với thời lượng pin như trên, iPhone XS đã hoàn thành tốt công việc. Dung lượng pin bổ sung của iPhone 11 thật sự tuyệt vời, nhưng không cần thiết cho hầu hết người dùng.

Camera

iPhone 11 sẽ mang lại cho người dùng khả năng chụp ảnh thiếu sáng, ảnh góc rộng cùng chế độ chụp ban đêm (Night Mode) tuyệt vời. Nó còn sở hữu camera góc cực rộng thế hệ mới có thể bổ sung tối đa các chi tiết trong ảnh và cho phép quay video tuyệt vời hơn.

Với iPhone 11, bạn có thể quay video 4K ở tốc độ 60 khung hình mỗi giây và chụp ảnh góc cực rộng với camera trước 12 megapixel được nâng cấp tuyệt vời

Trong khi đó, camera của iPhone XS dù rất tuyệt, nhưng nó lại thiếu một vài tính năng dành cho những người đam mê nhiếp ảnh. Nếu bạn là một trong số những người này, bạn có thể chọn mua iPhone 11 hoặc 11 Pro với ba camera thay vì hai.

Cả iPhone 11 và iPhone XS Max đều có hệ thống camera kép bao gồm ống kính góc rộng 12 megapixel. Tuy vậy, thiết lập camera lại rất khác nhau: XS Max có ống kính tele 12 megapixel, trong khi 11 có ống kính siêu rộng 12 megapixel với góc nhìn 120 độ cực rộng, nhưng lại không có ống kính tele.

Đối với những người chuyên chụp hình bằng điện thoại, ống kính siêu rộng có lẽ là tính năng có giá trị hơn cả

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Kết luận

Ưu điểm chính của iPhone 11 so với iPhone XS Max là một thiết lập camera vượt trội. Hơn nữa, đừng quên iPhone 11 chia sẻ nhiều thông số kỹ thuật cao cấp tương tự như các mẫu Pro và Pro Max đắt tiền hơn, và nó là điện thoại tốt nhất năm 2019 trong tầm giá dễ chịu.

Trong khi đó iPhone XS Max lại có ba ưu điểm so với iPhone 11: màn hình tốt hơn, viền nhỏ hơn và ống kính camera tele. Đây không phải là những lợi ích không đáng kể, nhưng chúng không đáng để bỏ ra hàng trăm đô la, đặc biệt là khi iPhone 11 có thời lượng pin tốt hơn và camera vượt trội hơn nhiều.

Bạn là một người chuyên chụp ảnh – hãy chọn iPhone 11 (Pro, Pro Max). Còn nếu bạn vẫn đam mê giải trí với màn hình OLED tuyệt đẹp – XS Max đang chờ bạn.

Tóm lại, iPhone 11 không phải là một sản phẩm tồi, nhưng nó có màn hình độ phân giải thấp hơn, viền dày hơn và bản dựng cồng kềnh hơn. Nếu bạn có câu hỏi là nên mua iPhone 11 ở đâu giá rẻ, bạn có thể cân nhắc tới hình thức trả góp sản phẩm và liên hệ ngay với các cửa hàng MobileWorld để được hướng dẫn chi tiết.

Còn theo các bài đánh giá iPhone XS Max, sự thật không thể chối bỏ là iPhone XS vẫn mang theo hình dáng, cảm nhận và hiển thị của một chiếc iPhone quốc tế cao cấp bậc nhất.

 iPhone XS và điện thoại iPhone XS Max vẫn là những chiếc điện thoại có màn hình vượt trội hơn hẳn

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Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus vs iPhone XS Max: Which 1000$ phone is the best?

Before you spend $ 1000 on any of these phones, you should first try to find out which one of the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus vs iPhone XS Max is worth buying. Let's see what the design, display, performance, camera, battery life reveal about the world's best smartphone 2019.

Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus vs iPhone XS Max Design Punch holes vs notch? well... it is very important to recognize that the punch holes on the Galaxy S10 Plus is far stylish than the notch on iPhone XS Max. In fact, the Galaxy S10+ phone also allows you to hide the front cameras on its S10 Plus making the front design more classy. Also, the Galaxy S10 Plus is a bit lighter than Apple's as it sports 6.17 ounces while the iPhone XS Max sports 7.34 ounces. Besides, the Galaxy S10 Plus phone has a much narrower body design (2.91 inches vs 3.05 inches) which makes super easy to use with one hand.

Winner: Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus Display In terms of display, it is best to know that the Galaxy S10 Plus comes with a 6.4-inch Infinity-O Dynamic AMOLED display which is a little bit smaller than the 6.5-inch OLED on the iPhone XS Max. What makes Galaxy S10+ the best here is the higher resolution of 3040 x 1440 pixels it offers. on the other hand, the iPhone XS Max offers a resolution of 2688 x 1242 pixels. Winner: Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus Cameras The magic begins again with the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus cameras. Well, the Galaxy S10+ phone's offers beautiful triple shooters of 12+12+16MP rear cameras and a selfie snapper of 10+8MP. This means that the Galaxy S10 Plus flagship offers 5 cameras in total "both front and rear shooter". For the iPhone XS Max cameras, you will find a 12+12MP rear shooters and 7MP front shooter for selfies. With their entire camera technology combined, the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus smartphone steps first in terms of cameras.

Winner: Samsung Galaxy S1o Plus Performance Please put in mind that the Galaxy S10 Plus flagship runs on Snapdragon 855 with 8GB of RAM. On the other hands, the iPhone XS Max phone runs on Apple A12 Bionic chip with 4GB RAM. As a result, you can clearly see that the Galaxy S10+ beats the iPhone XS Max's in this field. A recent camera performance test revealed that the iPhone XS Max was far better in a video-editing test. In only 39 seconds, the iPhone XS Max could transcode a 4K video to 1080p in Adobe Clips app. For the Galaxy S10 Plus, the phone took 2:26 on the same test and failed miserably. However, Samsung announced that it was working on an optimization update that could make the S10+ perform better in Adobe Rush video-editing app. Winner: iPhone XS Max & Galaxy S10 Plus Security and Special Features With its ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, the Galaxy S10 Plus stands as a top secured phone. It is a security technology which is embedded in the display. Honestly, it is a technology that works well better than the one of the iPhone. On the other hand, Apple's Face ID is what makes the XS Max great. However, Face ID technology is more convenient than any other security technology out there as it rarely fails to respond after a certain period of usage.

Winner: iPhone XS Max Battery Life With a 4,100-mAH battery pack, Galaxy S10 Plus endures up to 12 hours and 35 minutes of intense usage. Talking about the iPhone XS Max battery usage, you will get a 3,174-mAh battery which ensures a 10:38 of intense usage.

Winner: Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus Software Finally, you should note that Samsung has its own new OneUI, which runs with Android 9.0 Pie. However, this still makes it inferior to the iOS 12 of Apple's iPhone XS Max phone. Winner: iPhone XS Max Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus vs iPhone XS Max In conclusion, the Galaxy S10 Plus phone is no doubt the best Android phone in stores. With its own technologies, iPhone XS Max stands as the best iPhone ever made up to 2019. And our battle of Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus vs iPhone XS Max has shown that the Galaxy S10 Plus phone is the best "overall". That does not mean that you should buy the S10+, it all depends on your taste, your style, and personality to pick the phone that matches your lifestyle. Read the full article

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How the Google Pixel 3 stacks up against the iPhone XS and Galaxy S9

Now that the October Pixel event has wrapped up, we’ve seen all the new flagship phones coming out from Google, Apple, and Samsung this year. The much-leaked Google Pixel 3 still had some surprises, like Google spam call screening transcription and improved AI photo capabilities on top of an already great camera. Some of the new features Google introduced today are completely exclusive to the Pixel line, while others are features we’ve seen before on other phones. Take for example, Top Shot, a new Pixel 3 feature that uses AI to automatically pick out the best frame from the moment a photo was taken. Apple’s Live Photos does a similar thing, saving the moments a photo is taken and letting you manually choose which frame you want to keep. The iPhone’s photo burst mode does this as well when you hold down the shutter to take multiple photos, but the AI will choose what it thinks is the best photo for you. The Pixel 3 and 3 XL also got the added advantage of another camera in the front, introducing a new feature called Group Selfie Cam. Manually zooming out with the wide-angle lens will let you capture “184 percent more of the scene than the iPhone XS”, as Google claimed during its presentation. Numbers-wise, Samsung wins at battery life capacity and the lowest starting price of $719 for the Galaxy S9. It also gets brownie points in my book for keeping the headphone jack. If you want to take a look at all the specs across the board, take a look at the chart below and make your own judgements. Google Pixel 3 vs. iPhone XS vs. Galaxy S9 Specification Google Pixel 3 Google Pixel 3 XL iPhone XS iPhone XS Max Galaxy S9 Galaxy S9 Plus Galaxy Note 9 Specification Google Pixel 3 Google Pixel 3 XL iPhone XS iPhone XS Max Galaxy S9 Galaxy S9 Plus Galaxy Note 9 Display 5.5 inches 6.3 inches 5.8 inches 6.5 inches 5.8 inches 6.2 inches 6.4 inches Resolution 2160 x 1080 2960 x 1440 2436 x 1125 2688 x 1242 2960 x 1440 2960 x 1440 2960 x 1440 Processor Snapdragon 845 (2.5GHz and 1.6GHz, 64Bit octa-core) Snapdragon 845 (2.5GHz and 1.6GHz, 64Bit octa-core) A12 Bionic A12 Bionic Snapdragon 845 (2.8GHz and 1.7GHz, octa-core) Snapdragon 845 (2.8GHz and 1.7GHz, octa-core) Snapdragon 845 (2.8GHz and 1.7GHz, octa-core) RAM 4GB 4GB 4GB 4GB 4GB 6GB 6GB, 8GB Storage 64GB, 128GB 64GB, 128GB 64GB, 256GB, 512GB 64GB, 256GB, 512GB 64GB 64GB 128GB, 512GB Rear camera 12 megapixels, 12 megapixels (wide) 12 megapixels, 12 megapixels (wide) 12 megapixels, 12 megapixels (wide) 12 megapixels, 12 megapixels (wide) 12 megapixels 12 megapixels, 12 megapixels (wide) 12 megapixels, 12 megapixels (wide) Front camera 8 megapixels, 8 megapixels(wide) 8 megapixels, 8 megapixels(wide) 7 megapixels 7 megapixels 8 megapixels 8 megapixels 8 megapixels Battery 2,915mAh 3,430mAh TBA TBA 3,000mAh 3,500mAh 4,000mAh Water protection IPX8 IPX8 IP68 IP68 IP68 IP68 IP68 Wireless charging? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Ports USB-C USB-C Lightning port Lightning port USB-C, headphone jack USB-C, headphone jack USB-C, headphone jack Weight 0.33 pounds 0.4 pounds 0.39 pounds 0.46 pounds 0.36 pounds 0.42 pounds 0.44 pounds Dimensions (in.) 5.70 x 2.70 x 0.30 6.20 x 3.00 x 0.30 5.65 x 2.79 x 0.30 6.20 x 3.05 x 0.30 5.81 x 2.70 x 0.33 6.22 x 2.91 x 0.33 6.37 x 3.01 x 0.35 Starting price $799.00 $899.00 $999 $1,099 $719.99 $839.99 $999.99 Misc. Google Duplex spam transcription, Active Edge squeezable sides Google Duplex spam transcription, Active Edge squeezable sides Face ID, Dual SIM, software-adjustable aperture Face ID, Dual SIM, software-adjustable aperture Iris scanner, mechanically adjustable aperture, Dual SIM Iris scanner, mechanically adjustable aperture, Dual SIM Dual SIM, Bluetooth S Pen, iris scanner, mechanically adjustable aperture If you’re thinking of buying a Pixel 3 or Pixel 3 XL, Google’s including six months of YouTube Music Premium and unlimited Google Photos storage with your purchase. Here’s how to trade in your old Pixel phone if you want to upgrade, and some different options for preordering. The phone ships October 18th, so get your preorders in by then. Via: Theverge Read the full article

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iPhone XS Vs iPhone XS Max: What's The Difference?

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iPhone XS Vs iPhone XS Max: What's The Difference?

  New iPhones are here, and it’s not simply Apple’s AAPL +0.3% names which will amaze you. The iPhone 8 and 8 Plus are both supplanted by the ‘iPhone XR’, while the iPhone X has been dropped totally. It is prevailing by two leader models: the ‘iPhone XS’ and ‘iPhone XS Max’. The suitably named XSes are the most costly telephones Apple has ever constructed, however how are they unique and which – if any – would it be advisable for you to purchase? We should separate them… Showcases – Size Up The most clear distinction between these two telephones are their showcases: iPhone XS – 5.8-inch 19.5:9 perspective proportion True Tone OLED, 2436 x 1125 pixels (458 ppi), 82.9% screen-to-body proportion iPhone XS Max – 6.5-inch 19.5:9 perspective proportion True Tone OLED, 2688 x 1242 pixels (458 ppi), 84.4% screen-to-body proportion Truly, the iPhone XS Max has a really gigantic 6.5-inch board and means it completely satisfies the ‘Maximum’ marking. Regardless of whether this is too vast for you (more in the following segment) is probably going to be a major factor in your purchasing choice. All things considered, beside estimate, the iPhone XS is for all intents and purposes indistinguishable to its greater sibling. The match have a similar True Tone, OLED boards, pixel thickness, bolster for Dolby Vision and HDR10 (making them perfect for video utilization) and 3D Touch – something pulled from the less expensive iPhone XR.

On the drawback, both presentations hold the iPhone X’s notorious score when there are slicker choices. Be that as it may, now, you’re either energetic about this polarizing highlight and the advantages of Face ID housed inside it, or you’ve escaped. Apple changes for nobody. Outline – When Bigger Isn’t Bigger On the off chance that the extent of the iPhone XS Max show concerns you, at that point you may be astonished by the accompanying measurements: iPhone XS – 143.6 x 70.9 x 7.7 mm (5.65 x 2.79 x 0.30 in) and 177g (6.24 oz) iPhone XS Max – 157.5 x 77.4 x 7.7 mm (6.20 x 3.05 x 0.30 in) and 208g (7.34 oz) Truly, the iPhone XS Max is a major telephone, however it isn’t that considerably heavier than the iPhone XS. Also, it is relatively indistinguishable in size and weight to the 5.5-inch iPhone 8 Plus: 158.4 x 78.1 x 7.5 mm (6.28 x 3.07 x 0.32 in) and 202g (7.13 oz). So on the off chance that you were even marginally enticed by an iPhone Plus before, the iPhone XS Max ought to be truly considered. Beside this, both new models have enhanced IP68 water obstruction (up from IP67 in the iPhone X) which enables the telephones to be submerged in up to three meters of water rather than one. Somewhere else you’ll discover Apple has incorporated help for two sims – one by the standard nano-SIM space and a second by means of eSIM, a completely computerized elective. The best part is that both can cooperate so you can join work and home numbers or include a neighborhood sim when voyaging – all in a solitary gadget. In Asia, where double sim innovation is as of now prominent however eSims are not, Apple will give a variation of both new iPhones with two physical sim card openings. A more inconspicuous change is both the iPhone XS and XS Max have louder outer speakers than the iPhone X (itself 25% louder than the iPhone 7) and stereo help. Stereo may appear to be silly on a telephone, however Apple has endeavored to convey a veritable feeling of partition among left and right stations. At last, the individuals who preferred the treated steel casing of the iPhone X will be satisfied to hear it persists to the iPhone XS and XS Max. So too does the all the more polarizing glass back, yet this is fundamental for remote charging – something which has additionally been helped and I’ll examine in the following area. Both the iPhone XS and XS Max come in Silver and Space Gray, similar to their forerunner, while Gold has been extended from the iPhone 8 territory. Expect a (Product) Red constrained release to land in future, a choice effectively accessible on the iPhone XR at dispatch.

Execution – New Class Leaders For quite a while now Apple has just been in a fight with itself with regards to cell phone execution, however that hasn’t impeded its desire. iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max – Apple A12 ‘Bionic’ chipset: Six-Core CPU, Four-Core GPU, M12 movement coprocessor, 4GB RAM The A12 Bionic (disregard the ‘Bionic’ part, Apple concedes its simply promoting) merits getting amped up for. The enormous news is designs execution jumps half (the A11 was at that point 30% quicker than the A10) while there’s a half sparing in control effectiveness when the telephones are sit out of gear. A littler 15% expansion in crest execution is less energizing, however changes to the 8-center neural motor and picture flag handling (utilized when taking photographs) ought to convey unmistakable certifiable advantages. Slam has expanded also, and this is imperative. In spite of the class-driving intensity of Apple’s A chipsets, an absence of RAM has seen them miss out to rivals in performing multiple tasks tests since they can’t hold the same number of applications in memory. While some Android telephones have moved onto 6GB and even 8GB this year, the expansion from 3GB to 4GB ought to demonstrate adequate to close the hole given iOS stays more effective than Android, in spite of the most recent changes in Android 9 ‘Pie’. There’s significantly more than crude snort to the new iPhones too. Face ID will be quicker in the iPhone XS and XS Max because of enhanced programming calculations empowered by the A12 chipset. This proposes the real Face ID equipment stays unaltered from the iPhone X, however on the off chance that it’s discernibly quicker (and it was slower than the Touch ID unique finger impression peruser it supplanted) at that point nobody will mind. Notwithstanding this Apple is likewise encouraging quicker remote accusing and quicker 4G of enhanced gathering. While Apple didn’t measure the remote charging changes (and its AirPower remote charging innovation was detectably missing from the whole dispatch), 4G execution will make up for lost time to rivals with help for Gigabit LTE and the lower 600MHz band. No, you won’t get 1Gbit from your transporter at the present time, yet it helps future evidence the telephone (particularly given the long haul nonattendance of 5G bolster) while 600MHz has incredible range and is utilized via bearers to cover regions with next to zero flag. As of not long ago, iPhones couldn’t get this potential lifeline so this redesign alone could be an arrangement producer for some in more remote areas. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push(); Cameras – Software Smarts There are two bits of uplifting news with the iPhone XS and XS Max. Initially, following quite a while of saving its best cameras for its lead telephone, now Apple has given both XS models square with standing. Also, Apple is enormously increasing its product amusement – something that was basic after iPhones fell a long ways behind the picture preparing smarts of the Pixel 2. How about we take a gander at the new telephones’ shared equipment first: Essential back camera – 12MP, f/1.8 opening, 1.4µm pixel measure, Optical Image adjustment (OIS), Quad-LED True Tone streak, Portrait Lighting Auxiliary zooming focal point – 12MP, f/2.4 gap, 1.0µm pixel estimate, OIS, 2x optical zoom Front ‘TrueDepth’ camera – 7MP, f/2.2 gap The champion here is the bigger pixel measure on both XS models’ essential camera, up from 1.22µm on the iPhone X. This presently coordinates the Pixel 2 and bigger pixels can take in more light, which should help the new iPhones when shooting in low light conditions – a powerless spot of the range for quite a long while. Yet, seemingly all the more energizing, is the presentation of what Apple calls ‘Keen HDR’. This joins numerous photographs taken at various exposures and consolidates their best components into a solitary shot. On the off chance that this sounds well-known, this is on the grounds that this is the manner by which Google’s ‘HDR+’ deals with the Pixel extend. A last trap is the capacity to modify foundation bokeh (otherwise known as obscure) on Portrait Mode shots, something Samsung’s Galaxy extend gives. Concerning the front camera, the specs continue as before as a year ago yet Apple has overhauled the module so it ought to perform better related to Smart HDR. Apple’s front camera, specifically, was path behind the Pixel 2 a year ago, however I anticipate that the hole will close altogether. Regardless of whether the iPhone XS and XS Max can remain in front of the up and coming Pixel 3 is the greater inquiry. Battery Life And Charging – Incremental Improvements iPhone battery life has been stale for quite a long while and neither the iPhone XS nor the iPhone XS Max does much to enhance this, regardless of the Max particularly accepting an outstanding knock on paper: iPhone XS – 2,658 mAh iPhone XS Max – 3,174 mAh iPhone X – 2716 mAh

At last, be that as it may, what these expands add up to are only 30 minutes and a hour and a half “longer than iPhone X” as per Apple. An accomplishment which isn’t excessively amazing given the iPhone X doesn’t have extraordinary battery life and the iPhone 8 Plus has preferable battery life over Apple’s previous lead. The official breakdown additionally looks relatively indistinguishable to a year ago. Additional empowering is both the iPhone XS and XS Max have “quicker remote charging”, however Apple didn’t indicate what this implies, either in its introduction or on its official spec sheet. The iPhone X charges to 7.5W utilizing the Qi-standard (which is fit for up to 15W) so ideally, there will be a substantial increment given Apple’s AirPower remote charging standard shows up MIA. In any case, here the new iPhones are genuinely outgunned by the Galaxy Note 9. Concerning wired charging, it remains consummately conventional with quick charging equipped for conveying a half charge (from level) in only 30 minutes. The issue is Apple still does exclude a quick charger in the container, a pitiable and penny-squeezing exclusion given an) each opponent has done as such for quite a long time, and b) these telephones are eye-wateringly costly – I’m ending up like that. Besides, Apple’s quick chargers don’t come shabby. Hope to pay up to $75 for the charger and the fundamental quick charge link. It’s very exceptional Apple still escapes with this. Capacity And Price – Bigger And Higher How about we quit wasting time: the iPhone XS and XS Max are the most costly iPhones at any point made:

iPhone XS – 64GB ($999), 256GB ($1,149), 512GB ($1,349) iPhone XS Max – 64GB ($1,099), 256GB ($1,249), 512GB ($1,449) By examination the iPhone X beat out at $1,149 for 256GB however the new 512GB alternative pushes the iPhone XS higher, while the iPhone XS Max is in its very own class. Note: every one of these costs are before deals assess. It deteriorates for those living outside the US too with Europeans paying up to $2,000 for a 512GB iPhone XS Max, while costs in India and South America (commonly two of the most costly regions) presently can’t seem to be declared. Obviously, for a few clients, 64GB of capacity may have been sufficient, however I speculate the genuine sweet spot would have been 128GB. Almost certainly this is the reason Apple expelled it.

iPhone XR (right) is an exceptionally solid option in contrast to the iPhone XS (left) and iPhone XS Max (middle) APPLE

Main concern My guidance for anybody hoping to purchase the iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max is purchase the iPhone XR. In spite of a few bargains, it conveys all the key highlights of the XS models at a small amount of the cost. All things considered, for the individuals who can manage the cost of Apple’s leader models, the iPhone XS Max is the more amazing of the two and seeing such an expansive showcase pressed into a body no bigger than the iPhone 8 Plus is a head-turner. All things considered, the enormous presentation impacts battery existence with frustrating numbers given its essentially augmented battery limit.

For iPhone X proprietors, there’s insufficient here to recommend you update. In any case, in the event that you have a more established model and you’ve been sparing hard, I’d recommend the iPhone XS Max… however not before you’ve attempted the iPhone XR.

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http://digitaltechnologynews.com/ Apple iPhone XS Max vs Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Smartphones Apple iPhone XS Max The iPhone XS Max is like a supersized version of the iPhone XS, featuring a bigger, 6.5-inch OLED display and longer battery life. It also has the same, 7nm A12 Bionic chipset with more power and greater efficiency than the A11. The new, 12MP dual camera has a bigger sensor and larger pixels for better image clarity, while advanced software and a new signal processor enable better HDR capturing and Portrait photos with adjustable amount of bokeh. The iPhone XS offers Face ID, louder stereo speakers, and better, IP68 water resistance. Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Samsung Galaxy Note 8 expected to be unveiled soon with an 8th generation of the premium device already in the making. The note 8 expected to be - bigger, faster, with a bolder new design, and equipped with the finest S Pen to date. The phone is rumored to bring a screen over 6 inches in size and possibly of higher, 4K resolution. The materials will be the same metal-and-glass sandwich as the S8, complete with a curved, bezel-less display, rounded corners, and an extra side button dedicated to Bixby, Samsung's digital assistant. And also, good news: so far nothing seems to suggest Samsung will ditch the 3.5 mm audio jack like many of its competitors do nowadays. Note 8, too will, have a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner. And what's worse, it will once again be positioned to the right of the camera module, just like it is on the S8. However, there's some good news: this time, Samsung seems to have put a slightly greater distance between the lenses and the scanner, so hopefully this will help counteract accidental fingerprint smudges on the glass. The display will once again make use of Samsung's own Super AMOLED technology, and will sport the same 1440 x 2960 resolution as the Galaxy S8. It will probably feature a Qualcomm chipset, namely Snapdragon 836, making its debut with the US version of the Note 8. This, however, may turn out to be false: our latest intel says Samsung's latest phablet will be powered by the very same Snapdragon 835 found in the Galaxy S8 and S8+. Meanwhile, the international variant of the device is also said to keep the same Exynos 8895 SoC as Samsung's current flagship pair. Now the Galaxy Note 8 is said to be equipped with 6 GB of RAM, being only the third Samsung smartphone to do that, following in the footsteps of the Galaxy C9 and a special edition of the Galaxy S8+. Related to the camera for specifics, the module is said to be a combination of two 12 MP sensors, one with a wide-angle lens (with an f/1.7 aperture and dual pixel autofocus) and one with a telephoto lens (and f/2.4 aperture). The end result is said to be able to achieve 2x optical zoom (though previous rumors have suggested 3x "lossless" zoom instead). And as an added bonus, both of these sensors will be equipped with optical image stabilization. The samsung galaxy note 8 price, we've also heard reports of the Note 8's pricing, and they sure aren't pretty: €999, or about $900

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Apple iPhone XS vs. Samsung Galaxy S9: 2018’s biggest flagships clash https://ift.tt/2xmG3L9

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The Apple iPhone XS has been revealed, and it’s a gorgeous example of what makes a great 2018 phone, with powerful hardware and a beautiful look. But it takes more than power and beauty to beat Apple’s biggest rivals, and they don’t get much bigger than Samsung.

Now that the iPhone XS is here, it’s time for each company’s chosen champion to duke it out in a futuristic flagship fracas. Is the Apple iPhone XS better than the Samsung Galaxy S9? Which should you buy? We took a look to find out.

Specs

iPhone XS Samsung Galaxy S9 Size 143.6 x 70.9 x 7.7 mm (5.65 x 2.79 x 0.30 inches) 147.6 x 68.7 x 8.4 mm (5.81 x 2.70 x 0.33 inches) Weight 177 grams (6.24 ounces) 163 grams (5.75 ounces) Screen size 5.8-inch Super Retina AMOLED display 5.8-inch Super AMOLED display Screen resolution 2,436 × 1,125 pixels (458 ppi) 2,960 x 1,440 pixels (570 pixels per inch) Operating system iOS 12 Android 8.0 Oreo Storage space 64GB, 256GB, 512GB 64GB, 128GB, 256GB MicroSD card slot No Yes, up to 512GB Tap-to-pay services Apple Pay Google Pay, Samsung Pay Processor A12 Bionic Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 RAM TBA 4GB Camera Dual 12MP rear, 7MP FaceTime HD front 12MP (with OIS) rear, variable aperture, 8MP front Video 2,160p at 60 fps, 1,080p at 240 fps 2,160p at 60 frames per second, 1,080p at 240 fps, 720p at 960 fps Bluetooth version Bluetooth 5.0 Bluetooth 5.0 Ports Lightning 3.5mm headphone jack, USB-C Fingerprint sensor No Yes Water resistance IP68 IP68 Battery TBC

Fast charging (fast charger not included in the box)

Qi wireless charging

3,000mAh

QuickCharge 2.0

Qi wireless charging

App marketplace Apple App Store Google Play Store Network support AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint Colors Gold, Silver, Space Gray Midnight Black, Coral Blue, Lilac Purple Price $1,000 $720 Buy from Apple Samsung, Amazon Review score Hands-on review 4 out of 5 stars

Performance, battery life, and charging

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The Galaxy S9 is powered by the Snapdragon 845 processor — the same chip we’ve seen in many 2018 flagships, including the Galaxy Note 9, OnePlus 6, and the LG G7 ThinQ. It’s a very powerful chip, and we’ve yet to see it provide anything less than super-smooth performance and excellent gaming performance. However, the new A12 Bionic processor in the iPhone XS might manage to top even the mighty Snapdragon 845. Apple showed off some spectacular footage from the upcoming Elder Scrolls: Blades video game running on the iPhone XS, and it’s likely the iPhone XS will usher in a new level of power for mobile processors.

It’s not so conclusive where battery life is concerned. Apple hasn’t revealed how large the iPhone XS’s battery is, but we do know it’s slightly larger than the 2,716mAh battery in the iPhone X. We should expect around a day from the new iPhone — which is about the same as the Galaxy S9. In terms of charging there’s wireless charging on both phones, and fast charging too. Apple continues to fail to include a fast charger in the box though, which seems odd when most phones — the Galaxy S9 included — ship with a fast charger.

Despite the lack of a fast charger in the box, the iPhone XS’s performance looks set to blow us away — and it wins this round.

Winner: iPhone XS

Design and durability

1. iPhone XS

2. Galaxy S9

The Samsung Galaxy S9 has a bezel-less style that sees the display blend seamlessly into the glass and metal body. Flip it over and you’ll find a single camera lens and a fingerprint scanner on the back. It’s a beautiful phone, and one of our favorite designs. It’s smooth and sleek, and thoroughly modern.

Similarly, the iPhone XS is a beautiful combination of glass and metal, with an all-encompassing bezel-less design. Apple has improved on the iPhone X by adding a gold finish to the XS, giving the phone a distinctive gleam. You’ll find two camera lenses on the back of the iPhone, but there’s no fingerprint scanner, and there’s no headphone jack either. The iPhone XS also has that notch — but most Apple fans are probably used to that by now.

Thanks to an upgrade from Apple, both phones have IP68-water resistance and should be able to withstand a drop in the pool or bath. You’re probably going to a want a case for both though — the glass is fragile, and both glass bodies attract fingerprints. Apple is boasting that the glass on the iPhone XS is its most durable ever, but we’ll have to see how that stands up in practice.

Both of these phones are exceptionally gorgeous in different ways, and it’s very hard to pick between the two. The iPhone XS may be the better looking, but that is balanced out by the headphone jack and fingerprint scanner on the Galaxy S9. This is a tie.

Winner: Tie

Display

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Apple’s OLED rollout is complete, and you will only find LCD display technology in one iPhone this year. The Super AMOLED display in the iPhone XS is a work of art, with support for HDR10, Dolby Vision, and Apple’s True Tone feature. We haven’t had much chance to play with it yet, but the little we saw blew us away.

But is it better than the Galaxy S9’s Super AMOLED display? Samsung is arguably the king of OLED, after breaking DisplayMate records with the Galaxy S9 and Note 9. Both the S9 and iPhone XS come with a 5.8-inch display, but the Galaxy S9’s is sharper, thanks to a higher resolution.

While both have stunning displays, we’re betting on the Galaxy S9’s sharper display and Samsung’s experience.

Winner: Samsung Galaxy S9

Camera

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Samsung continues to impress with the single 12-megapixel lens on the Galaxy S9. The variable aperture means that the phone is able to intelligently change between aperture as required, and it’s capable of taking incredible photos. However, that lack of a second lens is likely holding the S9 back, and we thought the dual-camera system on the iPhone X was superior back when we pitted those two phones head-to-head.

Apple hasn’t stood still since then, and the iPhone XS continues to improve on smartphone photography. The XS rocks two 12-megapixel lenses — one with telephoto capabilities — and a host of new features powered by the A12 processor. There’s a Smart HDR mode that combines the best bits from multiple photos to create a single image and a setting that allows you to set the depth of the background blur in Portrait Mode shots, as well as a host of improvements to existing tools.

The S9 has an edge thanks to super-slow-motion video, with the ability to capture video at 960 frames-per-second, but it’s not an everyday feature, and we think most people will appreciate stronger images over slow motion. The selfie cameras are similar, with the S9 rocking an 8-megapixel lens, while the iPhone XS has a 7-megapixel TrueDepth lens.

This category is tough to judge since both have exceptionally strong features and camera suites, but the dual-lens iPhone XS takes it.

Winner: iPhone XS

Software and updates

You will find Android 8.0 Oreo on the Galaxy S9, with Samsung’s custom Samsung Experience UI laid over the top. Most people with previous Android experience shouldn’t have any issue using this custom UI. However, this heavy modification means that major Android updates can take a while to come to Samsung’s phones. While the S9 will be receiving an update to Android 9.0 Pie, don’t expect it to arrive quickly.

This isn’t a problem on the iPhone XS’s iOS 12. Since Apple controls both iPhone hardware and the iOS operating system, it can push out updates as it pleases. In addition, Apple tends to support its phones for longer than any other manufacturer — so it’s likely the iPhone XS will still be getting major iOS upgrades after the Galaxy S9 has been written off.

Comparing iOS and Android is extremely difficult, and it often comes down to personal preference. However, the iPhone XS wins here thanks to Apple’s strong update record.

Winner: iPhone XS

Special features

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You’ll find a bunch of special features on both of these handsets. You’ll find Apple’s latest features on the iPhone XS, including the latest Siri updates, augmented reality-powered Animojis, and Apple’s impressive FaceID face unlock. The Galaxy S9 can be used with Samsung’s DeX pad for desktop capabilities, has Animoji-like AR Emoji, and the voice assistant Bixby. There’s also Iris Recognition unlocking on the Galaxy S9.

It’s hard to anoint a winner here since both have some strong features that different people will enjoy. This is a tie.

Winner: Tie

Price

The Samsung Galaxy S9 is available now, with prices starting from $720 for the 64GB model. As it’s a Samsung flagship it’ll work with most U.S. carriers. The iPhone XS starts at an eye-watering $1,000 for the 64GB model. Like the S9, it’ll be available on most U.S. carriers.

Overall winner: iPhone XS

As ever with the Samsung-Apple dynamic, this fight was close, and it could have gone either way in more than a few categories. However, the powerful new A12 Bionic processor, improved camera, and Apple’s update policy really swung it for the iPhone XS.

However, your decision shouldn’t be a foregone conclusion. If you prefer Android phones, then it goes without saying that you should buy the Galaxy S9. Even if it loses out in certain categories, the S9 is no slouch, and has the power of the Snapdragon 845, an exceptional camera, and some great software. Plus, the Galaxy phone is close to $300 cheaper.

But for anyone who isn’t put off by the $1,000 price tag, and is simply interested in getting the best phone — pick the iPhone XS.

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iPhone XS Vs iPhone XS Max: What's The Difference?

New iPhones are here, and it’s not just Apple’s AAPL +2.39% names which will surprise you. The iPhone 8 and 8 Plus are both replaced by the ‘iPhone XR’ (guide coming soon), while the iPhone X has been cancelled completely. It is succeeded by two flagship models: the ‘iPhone XS’ and ‘iPhone XS Max’. The appropriately named XSes are the most expensive phones Apple has ever made, but how are they different and which – if any – should you buy?

Let’s break them down…

Displays – Size Up

The most obvious difference between these two phones are their displays:

iPhone XS – 5.8-inch 19.5:9 aspect ratio True Tone OLED, 2436 x 1125 pixels (458 ppi), 82.9% screen-to-body ratio

iPhone XS Max – 6.5-inch 19.5:9 aspect ratio True Tone OLED, 2688 x 1242 pixels (458 ppi), 84.4% screen-to-body ratio

Yes, the iPhone XS Max has a truly monstrous 6.5-inch panel and means it thoroughly lives up to the ‘Max’ branding. Whether this is too large for you (more in the next section) is likely to be a big factor in your buying decision.

    That said, aside from size, the iPhone XS is virtually identical to its bigger brother. The pair have the same True Tone, OLED panels, pixel density, support for Dolby Vision and HDR10 (making them ideal for video consumption) and 3D Touch – something pulled from the cheaper iPhone XR.

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  On the downside, both displays retain the iPhone X’s infamous notch when there are slicker alternatives. But at this point, you’re either on board with this polarising feature and the benefits of Face ID housed within it, or you’ve jumped ship. Apple changes for no-one.

Design – When Bigger Isn’t Bigger

If the size of the iPhone XS Max display concerns you, then you might be surprised by the following dimensions:

iPhone XS – 143.6 x 70.9 x 7.7 mm (5.65 x 2.79 x 0.30 in) and 177g (6.24 oz)

iPhone XS Max – 157.5 x 77.4 x 7.7 mm (6.20 x 3.05 x 0.30 in) and 208g (7.34 oz)

Yes, the iPhone XS Max is a big phone, but it isn’t that much heavier than the iPhone XS. Moreover, it is almost identical in size and weight to the 5.5-inch iPhone 8 Plus: 158.4 x 78.1 x 7.5 mm (6.28 x 3.07 x 0.32 in) and 202g (7.13 oz). So if you were even slightly tempted by an iPhone Plus in the past, the iPhone XS Max should be seriously considered.

Aside from this, both new models have improved IP68 water resistance (up from IP67 in the iPhone X) which allows the phones to be submerged in up to three metres of water instead of one.

Elsewhere you’ll find Apple has integrated support for two sims – one by the standard nano-SIM slot and a second via eSIM, a fully digital alternative. Best of all, both can work together so you can combine work and home numbers or add a local sim when travelling – all in a single device. In Asia, where dual sim technology is already popular but eSims are not, Apple will provide a variant of both new iPhones with two physical sim card slots.

A more subtle change is both the iPhone XS and XS Max have louder external speakers than the iPhone X (itself 25% louder than the iPhone 7) and stereo support. Stereo may seem pointless on a phone, but Apple has worked hard to deliver a genuine sense of separation between left and right channels.

Finally, those who liked the stainless steel frame of the iPhone X will be pleased to hear it carries over to the iPhone XS and XS Max. So too does the more polarising glass back, but this is essential for wireless charging – something which has also been boosted and I’ll discuss in the next section.

Both the iPhone XS and XS Max come in Silver and Space Grey, like their predecessor, while Gold has been carried over from the iPhone 8 range. Expect a (Product) Red limited edition to arrive in future, an option already available on the iPhone XR at launch.

Performance – New Class Leaders

For several years now Apple has only been in a battle with itself when it comes to smartphone performance, but that hasn’t slowed its ambitions.

iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max – Apple A12 ‘Bionic’ chipset: Six-Core CPU, Six Core GPU, M12 motion coprocessor, 4GB RAM

The A12 Bionic (ignore the ‘Bionic’ part, Apple admits its just marketing) is worth getting excited about. The big news is graphics performance leaps 50% (the A11 was already 30% faster than the A10) while there’s a 50% saving in power efficiency when the phones are idle. A smaller 15% increase in peak performance is less exciting, but improvements to the 8-core neural engine and image signal processing (used when taking photos) should deliver tangible real-world benefits.

RAM has increased as well, and this is important. Despite the class-leading power of Apple’s A chipsets, a lack of RAM has seen them lose out to rivals in multitasking tests because they can’t hold as many apps in memory. While some Android phones have moved onto 6GB and even 8GB this year, the increase from 3GB to 4GB should prove sufficient to close the gap given iOS remains more efficient than Android, despite the latest improvements in Android 9 ‘Pie’.

There’s a lot more than raw grunt to the new iPhones as well.

Face ID will be faster in the iPhone XS and XS Max thanks to improved software algorithms enabled by the A12 chipset. This suggests the actual Face ID hardware remains unchanged from the iPhone X, but if it’s noticeably faster (and it was slower than the Touch ID fingerprint reader it replaced) then no-one will care.

In addition to this Apple is also promising faster wireless charging and faster 4G with improved reception.

While Apple didn’t quantify the wireless charging improvements (and its AirPower wireless charging technology was noticeably absent from the entire launch), 4G performance will catch up to rivals with support for Gigabit LTE and the lower 600MHz band.

No, you won’t get 1Gbit from your carrier right now, but it helps future proof the phone (especially in given the long-term absence of 5G support) while 600MHz has great range and is used by carriers to cover areas with little-to-no signal. Until now, iPhones couldn’t receive this potential lifesaver so this upgrade alone could be a deal maker for some in more remote locations.

Cameras – Software Smarts

There are two pieces of very good news with the iPhone XS and XS Max. Firstly, after years of reserving its best cameras for its flagship phone, now Apple given both XS models equal standing. Secondly, Apple is greatly upping its software game – something that was essential after iPhones fell far behind the image processing smarts of the Pixel 2.

Let’s look at the new phones’ shared hardware first:

Primary rear camera – 12MP, f/1.8 aperture, 1.4µm pixel size, Optical Image stabilisation (OIS), Quad-LED True Tone flash, Portrait Lighting

Secondary telephoto lens – 12MP, f/2.4 aperture, 1.0µm pixel size, OIS, 2x optical zoom

Front ‘TrueDepth’ camera – 7MP, f/2.2 aperture

The standout here is the larger pixel size on both XS models’ primary camera, up from 1.22µm on the iPhone X. This now matches the Pixel 2 and larger pixels can take in more light, which should help the new iPhones when shooting in low light conditions – a weak spot of the range for several years.

But arguably more exciting, is the introduction of what Apple calls ‘Smart HDR’. This combines multiple photos taken at different exposures and combines their best elements into a single shot. If this sounds familiar, it’s because this is how Google’s ‘HDR+’ works on the Pixel range. A final trick is the ability to adjust background bokeh (aka blur) on Portrait Mode shots, something Samsung’s Galaxy range provides.

As for the front camera, the specs remain the same as last year but Apple has upgraded the module so it should better in conjunction with Smart HDR. Apple’s front camera, in particular, was way behind the Pixel 2 last year, but I expect the gap to close significantly.

Whether the iPhone XS and XS Max can stay ahead of the upcoming Pixel 3 is the bigger question.

Battery Life And Charging – Incremental Improvements

iPhone battery life has been stagnant for several years and neither the iPhone XS nor the iPhone XS Max does much to improve this, despite the Max specifically receiving a notable bump on paper:

iPhone XS – 2800 mAh

iPhone XS Max – 3400 mAh

iPhone X – 2716 mAh

Ultimately, however, what these increases amount to are just 30 minutes and 90 minutes “longer than iPhone X” according to Apple. An achievement which isn’t overly impressive given the iPhone X doesn’t have great battery life and the iPhone 8 Plus has better battery life than Apple’s former flagship. The official breakdown also looks almost identical to last year.

More encouraging is both the iPhone XS and XS Max have “faster wireless charging”, though Apple didn’t specify what this means, either in its presentation or on its official spec sheet. The iPhone X charges to 7.5W using the Qi-standard (which is capable of up to 15W) so hopefully, there will be a tangible increase given Apple’s AirPower wireless charging standard appears MIA.

Either way, here the new iPhones are seriously outgunned by the Galaxy Note 9.

As for wired charging, it remains perfectly decent with fast charging capable of delivering a 50% charge (from flat) in just 30 minutes. The problem is Apple still doesn’t include a fast charger in the box, a pathetic and penny-pinching omission given a) every rival has done so for years, and b) these phones are eye-wateringly expensive – I’m coming to that.

Furthermore, Apple’s fast chargers don’t come cheap. Expect to pay up to $75 for the charger and the necessary fast charge cable. It’s quite extraordinary Apple still gets away with this.

Storage And Price – Bigger And Higher

Let’s cut straight to the chase: the iPhone XS and XS Max are the most expensive iPhones ever made:

iPhone XS – 64GB ($999), 256GB ($1,149), 512GB ($1,349)

iPhone XS Max – 64GB ($1,099), 256GB ($1,249), 512GB ($1,449)

By comparison the iPhone X topped out at $1,149 for 256GB but the new 512GB option pushes the iPhone XS higher, while the iPhone XS Max is in a class of its own. Note: all these prices are before sales tax.

It gets worse for those living outside the US as well with Europeans paying up to $2,000 for a 512GB iPhone XS Max, while prices in India and South America (typically two of the most expensive areas) have yet to be announced.

Needless to say, for some users, 64GB of storage may have been enough, but I suspect the real sweet spot would have been 128GB. No doubt this is why Apple removed it.

Bottom Line

My advice for anyone looking to buy the iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max would be the buy the iPhone XR instead. Despite several compromises, it delivers all the key features of the XS models for a fraction of the price.

That said, for those who can afford Apple’s flagship models, the iPhone XS Max is the more awe-inspiring of the two and seeing such a large display squeezed into a body no larger than the iPhone 8 Plus is a head-turner. That said, the huge display does impact battery life with disappointing numbers given its significantly enlarged battery capacity.

For iPhone X owners, there’s not enough here to suggest you upgrade. But if you’ve got an older model and you’ve been saving hard, I’d suggest the iPhone XS Max… though not before you’ve tried the iPhone XR.

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iPhone XS vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9 vs Pixel 2 XL vs OnePlus 6: Price in India, Specifications Compared

iPhone XS vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9 vs Pixel 2 XL vs OnePlus 6: Price in India, Specifications Compared

Apple earlier this week unveiled the iPhone XS as the successor to its last year’s iPhone X. The new iPhone XS has the all-new surgical-grade stainless steel build that is IP68-certified water and dust resistance. There is also the latest Apple A12 Bionic SoC that is touted to be the industry’s first 7nm chip. Additionally, Apple has provided improved optics over what was featured on the iPhone…

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Apple iPhone XS Max Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9: We Have A Winner!

Apple iPhone XS Max Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9 massive flagship battle is about to go down! Ever since the iPhone XS Max was unveiled, we have been trying to figure out which of the Samsung's latest flagship smartphone has similar specs to it. Or at least try to compete with this massive beast, well, look what we have here its none other than the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. These two flagship models has the largest display and advanced features and every other thing you can think of from Apple and Samsung respectively. Lets find out the differences between them, shall we?

Apple iPhone XS Max Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9: Design

The iPhone XS Max was made from stainless steel, with the frame being visible, although it sports a glass back as usual. While the Note 9 sports an aluminium alloy overall unibody with glass at the back as well. Furthermore, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is thicker and taller than the iPhone XS Max. Nonetheless, the iPhone XS Max weighs less at 208g while the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 weighs 210g.

Apple iPhone XS Max Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9: Display

The iPhone XS Max sports a tall 6.5-inch Super Retina AMOLED capacitive touchscreen screen with a resolution of 1242 × 2688 pixels, the screen has a pixel per inch density of 458. While, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 sports a rather smaller 6.4-inch Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen with 1440 x 2960 pixels in resolution and 516ppi.

Apple iPhone XS Max Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9: Software and Hardware

The Apple iPhone XS houses a Apple A12 Bionic chipset with an Hexa-core processor clocking speed of up to 2.5GHz. The iPhone XS has 4GB RAM and 64GB/256GB/512GB storage space. While the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 houses the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845, chipset with Octa-core processor clocking at 2.8GHz. In the RAM department, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has 6GB/8GB and 128GB/512GB storage space. For the Software, the iPhone X runs on the iOS 12 operating system. While the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 runs on the Android 8.1 Oreo operating system.

Apple iPhone XS Max Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9: Camera

The iPhone XS Max has a dual rear camera setup of 12MP+12MP with a front/Selfie camera of 7 megapixels. While the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has a dual rear camera set up of 12MP+12MP with a great front camera of 8MP with f/1.7 aperture.

Apple iPhone XS Max Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9: Battery

The iPhone XS Max is powered by a 2716mah Non-removable Li-lon battery with fast battery charging. While the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is powered by a 4000mah Non-removable Li-lon battery with fast charging.

Apple iPhone XS Max Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9: Verdict

https://youtu.be/bXnPcyABPK0 The both of them are nice smartphones with similar features, specs and price, however, the iPhone XS Max has a slightly bigger screen but there's a notch. So it all boils down to if you want the notch or not.

Apple iPhone XS Max Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Specs Comparison

General Device Type Smartphone Smartphone Model Apple iPhone XS Max Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Announced September, 2018 August, 2018 Released September, 2018 August, 2018 Status Available on Shopping stores Available on Shopping stores Network 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz 3G Network WCDMA: HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700(AWS) / 1900 / 2100 WCDMA: HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700(AWS) / 1900 / 2100 4G Network LTE band 1(2100), 2(1900), 3(1800),4(1700/2100), 5(850), 7(2600),8(900), 12(700), 13(700), 17(700),18(800), 19(800), 20(800),25(1900), 26(850), 28(700), 29(700),30(2300), 34(2000),38(2600), 39(1900),40(2300), 41(2500), 66(1700/2100) LTE band 1(2100), 2(1900), 3(1800),4(1700/2100),5(850), 7(2600),8(900), 12(700), 13(700), 17(700),18(800), 19(800), 20(800),25(1900),26(850), 28(700), 29(700),30(2300),34(2000), 38(2600), 39(1900),40(2300), 41(2500), 66(1700/2100) SIM Type Nano + Nano Nano + Nano SIM Count Dual SIM Dual SIM Design Type Stainless Steel Frame + Glass Aluminum Frame + Glass Dimensions 157.5x77.4x7.7mm 161.9x76.4x8.8mm Weight 208g 210g Water Resistant Yes Yes Protection Yes Yes Colours Silver, Grey, Gold Metallic copper, Lavender copper, Ocean Blue, Midnight Black Display Display Type Super Retina AMOLED capacitive touchscreen Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen Size 6.5-inch 6.4-inch Resolution 1242 × 2688 pixels   1440 x 2960 pixels   Colors 16M colors 16M colors Pixel Density 458ppi 516ppi Screen-To-Body Ratio 84.4% 83.4% Touch Screen Model Capacitive Capacitive Touch Screen Yes Yes Multitouch Yes Yes Protection Yes Yes Features Multi-touch, Scratch Resistant, oleophobic coating , – Dolby Vision/HDR10 compliant – Wide color gamut display – 3D Touch display – True-tone display – 120 Hz touch-sensing Multi-touch, Scratch Resistant, HDR 10 complaint -Always on display Secondary Display No No Camera Rear 12MP+12MP 12MP+12MP Image Yes Yes Video 2160p@24/30/60fps, 1080p@30/60/120/240fps 2160p@120fps, 1080p@30/240fps, 720@960fps FHD Recording Yes Yes Features Autofocus  Continuous shooting  Digital zoom  Exposure compensation  Face detection  Geotagging  HDR  ISO settings  Panorama  Scene mode  Self-timer  Touch focus  White balance settings Autofocus  Continuous shooting  Digital zoom  Exposure compensation  Face detection  Geotagging  HDR  ISO settings  Panorama  Scene mode  Self-timer  Touch focus  White balance settings Flash Yes, Quad-LED Yes, dual-LED Aperture f/1.8+f/2.4 f/1.5+f/2.4 Pixel Size 1.4um+1.0um 1.4µm Sensor Size 28mm+52mm 1/2.55 Front 7MP 8MP Front Flash No Yes Aperture f/2.2 f/1.7 Pixel Size - 1.22um Sensor Size - 1/3.6 Software Operating System iOS 12 Android 8.1 Oreo User Interface (UI) Modified Modified Java Support Yes Yes Skype Yes Yes Whatsapp Yes Yes Facebook Yes Yes Youtube Yes Yes Hardware Chipset (SoC) Apple A12 Bionic Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 Process Technology 7nm 10nm CPU Hexa-core 2.5GHz Octa-core 2.8GHz Cores 6-Cores 8-Cores Bit Architecture 64-bit 64-bit GPU (Graphics) Apple GPU, 8-core neutral engine Adreno 630 RAM (Memory) 4GB 6GB/8GB Memory Speed 1966MHz 1866MHz Internal Storage 64GB/256GB/512GB 128GB/512GB Card Slot No Yes, Up to 512GB Card Type microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC Sensors - Accelerometer Proximity Ambient Light Compass, Gyroscope Fingerprint (Rear) Accelerometer Proximity Ambient Light Compass, Gyroscope Controls Touchscreen, Lock Button, and Volume Key Touchscreen, Lock Button, and Volume Key Connectivity Bluetooth Yes Yes Infrared - - Wi-Fi Yes Yes Wi-fi Hotspot Yes Yes USB Type Yes, Type-C Yes, Type-C GPS Yes, with A-GPS Yes, with A-GPS NFC - - HDMI - - Facial Identification Yes Yes Wireless Charging Yes Yes Battery Battery Type Li-Ion Battery Li-lon Battery Capacity 2716mAh 4000mAh Placement Non-removable Non-removable Fast Charging Yes Yes Standby - - Talk Time - - Music Play - - Media Audio Playback Yes, MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA, MIDI, WAV, AC3, FLAC Yes, MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA, MIDI, WAV, AC3, FLAC Video Playback Yes, 3GP, Mp4, MPEG4, H.263, H.264 player Yes, 3GP, Mp4, MPEG4, H.263, H.264 player Video Out - - FM Radio - - Alert Types Vibration, Ringtones Vibration, Ringtones Ring Tones MP3, WAV MP3, WAV Loudspeaker Yes Yes Handsfree Yes Yes Other Features - MP3/WAV/eAAC+/FlAC player - Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic - DivX/Xvid/MP4/H.265 player - Photo/video editor - Document viewer - MP3/WAV/eAAC+/FlAC player - Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic - DivX/Xvid/MP4/H.265 player - Photo/video editor - Document viewer

Apple iPhone XS Max Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Price

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The Samsung Galaxy S9 Note is equipped with octa-core Snapdragon 844/845 processor and iPhone X Plus is equipped with Apple A12 Bonkers processor. The S9 Note comes with 6 GB RAM and 64 GB internal memory which can be expanded up to 256 GB via microSD. The X Plus comes with 6GB RAM and 64/128 GB internal memory which has no microSD. The Galaxy S9 Note packs a non-removable Li-Ion 4000 mAh battery with quick charge 4+ and iPhone X Plus packs a non-removable Li-Ion 3300 mAh battery with quick charge 4+.

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http://digitaltechnologynews.com/ Apple iPhone XS vs Samsung Galaxy S9 Smartphones Apple iPhone XS Apple iphone XS is featuring a stainless steel body, an edge-to-edge screen with a notch and the toughest cover glass for the screen and back. The body is IP68 certified for dust and water resistance. The unit has a 5.8-inch OLED display with a resolution of 1125 x 2436 pixels. It supports Dolby Vision and HDR10. the chipset under the hood is the new 7nm chip called A12 Bionic, packed with 6.9 billion transistors. This is a 6-core CPU with 2 high-performance and 4 efficiency cores. It is coupled with a neural engine - an 8-core dedicated unit. An ISP, depth engine, video processor, always-on processor, display engine, etc. have found their way inside the A2 Bionic, which is the "smartest and most powerful chip ever on a smartphone". It is paired with up to 512GB of built-in memory. CoreML, Apple's machine learning platform, is going to get up to nine times faster. But it's going to run with as little as 1/10th the energy. That's at the core of augmented reality experiences. Samsung Galaxy S9 New Samsung Galaxy S9 unveiled at 2018 MWC is likely to has a couple of major enhancements over the preview S8 . On the exterior, however, small is likely to alter - the Galaxy S9 is expected to be created of metal and glass curving around the edges, with minimum bezels surrounding its Infinity display. The digital digital camera is rumored to remain a single module, as a dual-digital digital camera establishedup could appear only in the Galaxy S9+.

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http://digitaltechnologynews.com/ Samsung Galaxy S10e vs Apple iPhone XS Smartphones Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TechNewsTrends/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/techspacereview/ Samsung Galaxy S10e #SamsungGalaxyS10e #Samsung #GalaxyS10e Apple iPhone XS Apple iphone XS is featuring a stainless steel body, an edge-to-edge screen with a notch and the toughest cover glass for the screen and back. The body is IP68 certified for dust and water resistance. The unit has a 5.8-inch OLED display with a resolution of 1125 x 2436 pixels. It supports Dolby Vision and HDR10. the chipset under the hood is the new 7nm chip called A12 Bionic, packed with 6.9 billion transistors. This is a 6-core CPU with 2 high-performance and 4 efficiency cores. It is coupled with a neural engine - an 8-core dedicated unit. An ISP, depth engine, video processor, always-on processor, display engine, etc. have found their way inside the A2 Bionic, which is the "smartest and most powerful chip ever on a smartphone". It is paired with up to 512GB of built-in memory. CoreML, Apple's machine learning platform, is going to get up to nine times faster. But it's going to run with as little as 1/10th the energy. That's at the core of augmented reality experiences.