Sentences with phrase «other flagship cameras»

Not exact matches

Samsung this week released two new tv advertisements that promote the Samsung Galaxy S5, one specifically showing off the flagship phone's camera, the other to draw attention to the Korean manufacturer sponsorship of ASP.

Other rumors suggests that the next flagship will have a 5.7 - inch QHD Super AMOLED display, 24MP rear camera, 64 GB or 128 GB internal storage and a microSD slot capable of supporting up to 256 GB of space.

Like several other flagship phones that've launched recently, the OnePlus 6 does have a notch at the top of its screen that houses its sensors and 16MP front - facing camera.

Apart from the display, other major features are expected to grace Apple's future flagship, such as an HD selfie cam with flash, waterproof capabilities, an upgraded rear camera and the intimidating A10 CPU processor.

Below the camera unit on the back is the fingerprint reader, and considering how great a job Huawei has been doing with fingerprint sensors with their other flagships, the fact that the reader of the Mate 8 is excellent is not surprising.

Unlike most other current flagships however, neither smartphone features a dual camera.

And it has a dual camera system that is meant to compete with other flagship devices without adding any thickness to the phone.

Apple and Samsung and others have stepped up their camera game, so much so our recent blind test comparing the Lumia 950 with a number of rivals confirmed that the Lumia 950 failed to keep up with the latest flagship devices released from this year.

Samsung Galaxy S9 + review: This is a solid phone with top of the line processing, the best Android camera and the best iteration of almost every other feature that you want in a flagship phone.

The larger version of the new Samsung flagship brings a second lens on top of many other camera enhancements, but how does it stack up to one of the most applauded smartphone shooters made by none other than Google?

However, the iPhone 8 probably doesn't need the power quite as much as the other two flagship smartphones in the range, as it doesn't feature two cameras, Face ID, or other image processor heavy options that push a processor to its limits.

You see, it's now 2017, so to be considered a true flagship you need to be the best at something, or offer something others can't (Sony XZ Premium's super slow motion recording, Samsung's screen, Pixel's camera and software).

With our new DxOMark Mobile protocol, we can now test and score the additional features enabled by the dual - camera system of the Apple iPhone 7 Plus, and compare it fairly to the iPhone 7 and other flagship mobile devices.

The Razer Phone comes with two 12 MP cameras on the rear, one wide and one telephoto, similar to other modern flagships.

The Pro version is actually supposed to compete against the iPhone X, the Galaxy S9, and other 2018 flagships, and it's the version rumored to feature three cameras on the back.

Not only will you get dual rear cameras, you'll also get a display that stretches from one end of the phone to the other with slender bezels — a design that's been limited to pricey flagships up until this point.

LG has stuck with its wide - angle camera over the telephoto one on other flagship phones, so there's still no portrait mode.

Prior Google phones have been lackluster in the camera department, in particular up until the Nexus 6P, and usually behind the curve that other flagships set.

These mid-rangers beat out the flagships to the punch, though dual front cameras have been a fixture on mid-range phones from other manufacturers.

But we'll have to perform in - depth testing on the camera, new Snapdragon 845 processor and battery life before we can say how Samsung's new hot shots stack up to other flagships.

But after a few weeks of using it, we really think that there is more to Gionee's flagship other than a high megapixel front - facing camera.

It's very likely the same camera and fingerprint sensor design will be used in other Samsung phones, including the S9 and Note 9 flagships of 2018.

But in the process, it has made the Galaxy S9 a solid phone with top of the line processing, the best Android camera and the best iteration of almost every other feature that you want in a flagship phone.

The camera has a wide angle mode with which you can take some excellent and interesting shots and yes, I do wish we had that on other flagships.

The a previous update for the Essential Phone brought portrait mode to the rear - facing camera, a feature available on the iPhone X, Pixel 2, and several other Android flagships.

On the other hand, unlike the flagship Huawei P9, the new P9 Lite variant doesn't boast the Leica dual 12 megapixel camera combo.

Apple's true 2017 flagship, the iPhone X, is still to come however and as it features a wider angled lens than other iPhones, as well as dual - optical stabilization as well as that TrueDepth camera module for selfies on front, things should be interesting when DxOMark puts that handset through its paces.

The camera isn't as fast as other devices, but it offers some flagship - like features that you won't typically get at this price point.

The Mi 4 features similar components to other companies» flagship phones, including a 5 - inch 1080p screen, 2.5 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 quad - core processor, 3 GB of RAM, 16 GB of internal memory, a rear facing 13 - megapixel camera and 8 - megapixel front facing camera, and a whopping 3080 mAh battery.

Battery life has been surprisingly good and the camera seems up to par with other flagships out there.

In a long - awaited move, Samsung has taken a page from the Pixel 2 and other Android flagships by putting the S9's fingerprint scanner below the camera lens.

Unlike the other two, the flagship smartphone from Xiaomi makes use of a 4MP f / 2.0 UltraPixel camera which boasts of a remarkable large pixel size.

It's not a dual camera flagship, or any other type of flagship phone, but the Huawei G9 Plus packs plenty of punch for just $ 360 or so.

This alone is enough to snap some of the best output for a front - facing camera, rivaling other flagships.

There is still only one sensor back there, and it's not a dual camera setup like all other flagships of this year.

HTC has worked hard to get their camera up to the mark and the 12 MP rear shooter of the U11 Plus gives other flagship smartphones a run for their money.

All other flagship features like the 5.1» / 5.5» Super AMOLED 1440p display, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB in - built storage along with a hybrid SIM / micro-SD card slot, 12 - megapixel rear camera, 3000mAh / 3600mAh battery and the Always On display has made it on to the Indian version.

Given the cost of other flagships boasting premium designs, the Snapdragon 835 chip, and dual - camera systems, the Nubia Z17 is definitely a charming phone priced at $ 410 for the base model (6 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage).

The camera experience is a huge differentiation point between the mid and high range and every manufacturer knows that so it's unlikely will see really good cameras on anything other than flagships anytime soon

At a time when every other flagship smartphone is coming with dual cameras, it's only fair that the technology trickles down for the budget smartphones as well.

Being as 2017 flagship, the phone also ships with flagship hardware specs and features, but one disappointment for many will be the single - lens camera setup on the back at a time when other serious flagship phones have already turned to dual - lens setups.

If you look across the board at other flagship smart phones, you will see a bunch of 13 MP rear cameras and we know that Apple stuck with the 8 MP rear camera.

Flagships like the LG G7, Samsung Galaxy Note 9, and others may still be months away from launching, but with the release of the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus, a fresh camera comparison was definitely due (especially considering the S9 line - up is all about that dual - aperture shooter).

It has top of the line everything — from the screen to the camera to the processor — and the removable battery and SD card that all other flagships now lack.

But my biggest issue is that as great as this camera may be, most other flagships are still more than good enough, and many now provide other unique advantages.

This will come in useful if you use the camera a lot, and it's something you don't get on many other flagship phones.

Still, this would be a welcome feature for the flagship, alongside others such as the new Android 7.1 Nougat, a camera with larger lens (probably dual - lens) and enhanced Moto Mods functionality.

If anything, that's a testament to Apple's success, which pushed other smartphone makers to step up their games (with flagship devices, at least — there's a steep dropoff in camera quality when you look at low - cost Android phones).

Compared to the stellar camera performance of other flagships such as the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and the Google Pixel 2, it's hard to see how the Essential Phone can stack up against its competition.

Be it the price, the build quality or the ability of the camera to match other flagships and that is the reason why we believe it will be a game changer — and one of them is to start a premium flagship war.