Tag: triple camera

  • Samsung Galaxy A32 5G Renders Appear Online Revealing Design Details

    Reports suggest the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A32 5G could launch early next year. What’s more, tipster OneLeaks has revealed the CAD renders and the design details of the upcoming smartphone. If these reports are to be believed, the upcoming Samsung 5G smartphone will be featuring a triple-camera setup housed in a vertical module. Going into the details, the leaked renders reveal a polycarbonate body with flat edges instead of the curved edges found on Samsung smartphones. Moreover, it looks like the camera bump won’t be very predominant like other devices.

    Like most smartphones, the triple-camera setup is accompanied by an LED flash. Additionally, the camera housing also seems to include another sensor, whose details are unknown yet. The report by OneLeaks also suggests that the Samsung Galaxy A32 5G will flaunt a 6.5-inch display with an Infinity-V notch, which will house the selfie camera. While Samsung has given us a sleek and narrow-bezel display, the upcoming smartphone seems to contradict that. From the looks of it, the Samsung Galaxy A32 5G will sport thick bezels along with a chin. Other details that have surfaced include the side-mounted fingerprint sensor, which also means the phone won’t have an AMOLED display. It’ll also reportedly include a 3.5mm audio jack and a USB Type-C port. The leaked renders note that the Samsung Galaxy A32 5G will measure 164.2 x 76.1 x 9.1mm.

  • Snapdragon 662 SoC, 6,000mAh battery, and more

    POCO M3 launch is set for November 24th in Europe and we have already heard a lot about the smartphone courtesy a render from 91mobiles and leaked specifications. Now, the company has taken it upon themselves to officially confirm a few details about the device, including the display, battery, and chipset. POCO M3 specifications include the Snapdragon 662 processor, a large 6,000mAh battery, and a 6.53-inch display. POCO has also revealed the design, which is in line with our render. The smartphone will debut with a waterdrop notch and a textured rear panel with a rather large and unique rectangular block that houses a triple-camera setup with LED flash and POCO branding. All eyes are now on POCO M3 price, which will be announced during the launch event tomorrow.

    POCO M3 will sport a near bezel-less 6.53-inch display with an FHD+ resolution and a waterdrop notch atop for the selfie camera. The Snapdragon 662 SoC under the hood is likely to be paired with at least 4GB RAM, while the 6,000mAh battery will reportedly be backed by 18W fast charging support. Software-wise, the POCO M3 may run Android 10-based MIUI 12 with the POCO Launcher out of the box. In optics, the POCO M3 will employ triple rear cameras, comprising a 48MP primary sensor. Details about the remaining camera sensors and storage options remain a mystery at the moment. 

  • Huawei Nails it With The Leica Triple Camera

    Huawei recently came up with its much-awaited flagship smartphone, the Huawei P20 Pro. The company extensively marketed the flagship for its never-seen-before camera setup at the back. While most of the flagships only recently upgraded to a dual camera setup at the back of the smartphone for an enhanced photography, Huawei went a step ahead and introduced a Leica triple camera setup at the back of the Huawei P20 Pro. Thanks to this, many claims emerged which stated the setup to be the best smartphone camera to date.

    So just how good is the camera on the all-new Huawei P20 Pro? And hows is the overall performance of the smartphone in general? We find out in this review.

    What’s Cool?

    To begin with the USP of the smartphone, the Leica triple camera setup on the Huawei P20 Pro comes with a 40-megapixel RGB sensor, an 8-megapixel telephoto sensor and a 20-megapixel monochrome sensor for enhanced low-light photography. The final result offers almost an unparallel photography. The images are crystal clear, with almost perfect colour accuracy. It is also majorly because of Huawei’s embedded AI in the smartphone. The AI works at almost every level, before clicking the picture, while capturing the image and even afterwards.