#LTPO OLED Display

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Oppo और Vivo को गुरुघंटाल बनाने आ रहा है OnePlus का धाकड़ स्मार्टफोन, फीचर्स हुआ लीक

OnePlus Ace 3 स्मार्टफोन बाजार में तहलका मचाने को तैयार है, जो अपने अभूतपूर्व फीचर्स के साथ Oppo और Vivo जैसे ब्रांडों को टक्कर देने आ रहा है। इस फोन के अनावरण से पहले ही, इसके शानदार स्पेसिफिकेशन्स और नवीनतम तकनीकी सुविधाओं की जानकारी लीक हो गई है, जो ग्राहकों के बीच उत्सुकता को और बढ़ा रही है। वनप्लस ऐस 3 न केवल आकर्षक डिजाइन प्रदान करता है, बल्कि उच्च-क्षमता वाले प्रोसेसर, उन्नत कैमरा सिस्टम…

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watchOS 8.0, upgradable to 9.5 32GB 1GB RAM Apple S7 1.9 inches, 396 x 484 pixels 309 mAh Supports wireless charging

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Vivo X100 Series Teaser Hints Possible Indian Launch: Vivo's newest main series, the vivo X100 Series, has just been released worldwide. Now, the most-anticipated line of smartphones is making its way to India. The company just released a new preview video for the Vivo X100 Series in India, which makes it look like the product will be available soon. The product's home page has also appeared on the e-commerce site, letting people know it's available on Flipkart. Details About The Vivo X100 Series The Vivo X100 and X100 Pro have a 6.78-inch curved-OLED LTPO display that can be as bright as 3000 nits, a refresh rate of 120 Hz, and a resolution of 1.5K. Android 14 with OriginOS 4 runs on the X100 line, with optical fingerprint scanners built into the screen, LPDDR5x RAM, and UFS 4.0. The Dimensity 9300 processor is built into it. Connectivity options include an X-axis linear motor, NFC, Wireless 7 Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.4, USB-C (USB 3.2), and an IR blaster. Selfies are a breeze with the X100 line's 32MP front-facing camera. The phones include two speakers and an IP68 classification, making them resistant to dust and water. The X100's primary camera is a 50MP Sony IMX920 VCS with optical image stabilization (OIS), and the ultra-wide lens is a 50MP Samsung JN1 with a 150-degree field of view. The periscope zoom camera is also 50MP with OIS. The other two models are differentiated from it by this. The back of the X100 Pro has a 64MP modified OmniVision OV64B 100mm periscope zoom with OIS. A 50MP Samsung JN1 ultra-wide camera with a 150-degree field of view, and a 50MP 1-inch Sony IMX989 VCS primary camera. It's 164.05 mm long, 75.28 mm wide, and 8.91 mm thick, and it weighs 225 grams. The Vivo V3 chip powers it. It also comes with a 5,400mAh battery that can be charged with a wired connection or wirelessly with 50W. The device is 164.05 mm long, 75.19 mm wide, and 8.49 mm thick. It weighs 206 grams. The battery can be charged at 120W and holds 5,000mAh. There needs to be more information about when it will start in India. But the goods will be available in India by the middle of January 2024.

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Remarkable Features of the iPhone 15 Pro Max

The iPhone 15 Pro Max is Apple's latest flagship smartphone, and it's packed with impressive features. Here's a closer look at some of the most notable ones:

Design and Build

The iPhone 15 Pro Max features a sleek and modern design with a titanium frame and Corning-made glass on both the front and back. It's also IP68-rated, making it water and dust-resistant.

The titanium frame is stronger and more durable than aluminum, and it also gives the phone a more premium look and feel. The Corning-made glass is also very durable, and it's resistant to scratches and cracks.

The iPhone 15 Pro Max is also slightly thinner and lighter than its predecessor, the iPhone 14 Pro Max. This makes it more comfortable to hold and use, even for extended periods of time.

Display

The iPhone 15 Pro Max has a stunning 6.7-inch LTPO Super Retina XDR OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, HDR10, Dolby Vision, and a peak brightness of 2000 nits. This means that you can enjoy your favorite content in stunning clarity and detail.

The 120Hz refresh rate makes animations look incredibly smooth and fluid. HDR10 and Dolby Vision provide a wider range of colors and brighter contrast, resulting in more realistic and immersive visuals.

The peak brightness of 2000 nits makes the display easy to see, even in bright sunlight. This is especially useful when you're using your phone outdoors or in other well-lit environments.

Performance

The iPhone 15 Pro Max is powered by the latest A17 Pro chip, which is built on a 3nm process. This makes it one of the fastest smartphones on the market, capable of handling even the most demanding tasks with ease.

The A17 Pro chip is also very efficient, so you can expect to get long battery life from the iPhone 15 Pro Max.

Camera System

The iPhone 15 Pro Max has a triple-lens camera system on the back, consisting of a 48MP wide-angle lens, a 12MP periscope telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom, and a 12MP ultrawide lens. This system takes stunning photos and videos in any lighting condition.

The 48MP wide-angle lens captures more detail than ever before, and it also performs better in low light. The 12MP periscope telephoto lens provides 5x optical zoom, which is the most on any iPhone to date. This makes it possible to zoom in on distant objects without losing any detail.

The 12MP ultrawide lens captures a wide field of view, making it perfect for capturing landscapes and group photos.

The iPhone 15 Pro Max also has a new ProMotion camera system that features a faster autofocus system and improved low-light performance.

Video Recording

The iPhone 15 Pro Max can record 4K video at up to 60 frames per second. It also supports HDR10 and Dolby Vision HDR recording.

The new ProMotion camera system also features improved video stabilization, making it easier to capture smooth and steady videos.

Battery Life

The iPhone 15 Pro Max has a large 4422mAh battery that can easily last a full day on a single charge. It also supports fast wired and wireless charging, so you can quickly top it up when needed.

Price

The iPhone 15 Pro Max officially hit the market in September 2023, with an initial price point of 230,000 BDT in Bangladesh. This price applies to the 8GB 256GB variant, while the higher-storage variants are expected to command higher prices. It caters to a wide range of preferences and needs.

[techbirdco1]

Motorola razr 40 launched in india at Rs.59000 for base variant

Motorola has launched the new moto razr 40 smartphone in India. The phone comes with large 6.9 inch oled foldable screen with 165Hz refresh rate. It has powered by snapdragon 7gen 1 SoC. Also has 8GB of RAM and 256GB UFS 2.2 storage. & Sage Green, Vanilla Cream, Summer Lilac color options.

CAMERA-

The phone has 64MP main camera with 1.7 aperture, OIS, 13MP ultra-wide camera, macro option, f/2.2 aperture and 32mp camera front facing camera.

Software & UI-

This smartphone running with android 13 Tiramisu with MyUX 4.0 custom skin

CONNECTIVITY-

Supported Networks - 5G/4G/3G/2G

SIM Slots                  -  Dual (nano)

Bluetooth                  -  v5.3

Wi-Fi                         -  Wi-Fi 6E

USB Port                  -  USB Type-C

NFC Chip                  -  Yes

Supported GPS        -  Dual Band GPS, AGPS, GLONASS

BATTERY-

Battery Capacity (mAh)      - 4200

Fast Charging                     - Yes

Charging Speed                  - 30W

Wireless Charging               - true

Wireless Charging Speed    - 5W

Reverse Charging                - No

Extra Features

3.5 mm Audio Jack              - No

Set of Speakers                   - stereo

Face Unlock                         - yes

Fingerprint Reader               - Side Mounted

IR Blaster                             - no

Sensors                                - Ambient Light, Fingerprint, Gyroscope, Light Sensor, Proximity

IP rating                                - IP52

PERFORMANCE-

Processor -     Octa Core Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 5nm  Mobile Platform with Adreno 730 GPU

Memory    -     8GB LPDDR5 RAM, 256GB UFS 2.2 storage

Pricing & Availability -

The price of the phone is Rs.59,999 and it is available on Amazon.com

PROS & CONS -

Pros:-

4K video recording support with video stabilization.

Amazing chipset performance for gaming and multitasking.

Latest Android 13 OS support.

Foldable LTPO AMOLED display with 144Hz refresh rate.

AMOLED cover screen with 1000 nits brightness.

NFC and 5G enabled smartphone.

The cover screen comes with gorilla glass protection.

Comes with 30W fast wired and 5W wireless charging support.

Stereo speakers are present.

Cons :-

Without Reverse charging support.

An optical zoom camera is missing.

Without any micro sd card slot.

An audio jack is not present.

Without custom UI.

Average battery capacity.

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Honor Magic V3 specs at a glance:

Body: 156.6x74.0x9.2mm (folded), 156.6x145.3x4.4mm (unfolded), 226g; IPX8 water resistant (up to 2.5m for 30 min), Stylus support.

Display: Main: 7.92" Foldable LTPO AMOLED, 1B colors, Dolby Vision, 120Hz, 1800 nits (peak), 2156x2344px resolution, 9.78:9 aspect ratio, 402ppi; Cover: 6.43" OLED, 1B colors, 120Hz, Dolby Vision, 5000 nits (peak), 1060x2376px, 402 ppi, nanocrystal glass 2.0.

Chipset: Qualcomm SM8650-AB Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (4 nm): Octa-core (1x3.3 GHz Cortex-X4 & 3x3.2 GHz Cortex-A720 & 2x3.0 GHz Cortex-A720 & 2x2.3 GHz Cortex-A520); Adreno 750.

Memory: 256GB 12GB RAM, 512GB 16GB RAM, 1TB 16GB RAM.

OS/Software: Android 14, MagicOS 8.0.1.

Rear camera: Wide (main): 50 MP, f/1.6, 1/1.56", PDAF, OIS; Telephoto: 50 MP, f/3.0, 1/2.51", PDAF, OIS, 3.5x optical zoom; Ultra wide angle: 40 MP, f/2.2, 112˚, AF.

Cover/Internal camera: 20 MP, f/2.2, 90˚.

Video capture: Rear camera: 4K@30/60fps (10-bit), 1080p@30/60fps, gyro-EIS, OIS; Cover/Internal camera: 4K@30fps, 1080p@30fps, gyro-EIS.

Battery: 5150mAh; 66W wired, 50W wireless, 5W reverse wired.

Connectivity: 5G; eSIM; Dual SIM; Wi-Fi 7; BT 5.3, aptX HD, LDAC; NFC; Infrared port.

Misc: Fingerprint reader (side-mounted); stereo speakers.

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Deals: Google Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S24 offers - Notice Today Online - #GLOBAL https://www.merchant-business.com/deals-google-pixel-9-and-samsung-galaxy-s24-offers/?feed_id=207917&_unique_id=66efc1a80ed3f Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one? And if not, what then? Last week we focused on refurbished iPhones as an alternative. This week we will focus on what the Android world has to offer.We start with Google. The Pixel 9 has a 6.3” OLED display, not an LTPO, but it does run at 120Hz (making the iPhone 16’s 60Hz display look ancient). The Tensor G4 is no match for the Apple A18 in general performance, but it handles Google’s AI features just fine – and those AI features are already working, while Apple is still playing catch-up. The phone has a 50MP main camera and a 48MP ultra wide, an upgrade that the iPhone 16 missed out on (it got a minor upgrade for its 12MP ultra wide).The Pixel 9 has Satellite SOS (and so do the other 9-series models), but no general chats over satellite. However, with iOS 18, iPhones 14 and newer will be able to use the Messages app to chat with friends and family even outside of network coverage. This only works in the US and Canada, but we expect to see this feature expand to new regions next year.The Google Pixel 9 Pro upgrades to a 6.3” LTPO panel with a higher pixel density, making it a better match for iPhone 16 Pro’s new 6.3” LTPO display. It has the 50MP main and 48MP ultra wide of the vanilla model (here matching 16 Pro’s new 48MP ultra wide), in addition to a 48MP 5x (113mm) periscope – giving it a leg up on Apple’s 12MP 5x (120mm) periscope. Also, the Pixel Pros have a new 48MP ultra wide (17mm) selfie camera – an upgrade that iPhones might get next year. Note what we said above about the Tensor G4 and the Satellite SOS.The Google Pixel 9 Pro XL goes up against the iPhone 16 Pro Max with a 6.8” display. Accounting for the slightly different aspect ratios, the Pixel display is around 5% smaller by surface area. The rest is the same as the smaller Pro model and the same applies for the iPhone. One thing left to mention is that both Google and Apple boosted wired and wireless charge speeds this year. We have already tested the Pixels, expect results from the iPhones soon.Apple doesn’t have a foldable yet, we just keep seeing rumors of delays. But Google does and the second generation makes some key usability upgrades. The Pixel 9 Pro Fold has a 6.3” (20:9) cover display and an 8.0” inner display (both 120Hz, the inner one is LTPO). The 48+10+10MP triple camera isn’t as capable as on the other 9 Pros, but that’s a common issue with foldables. Still, like with AI, Google is ahead of the curve compared to Apple when it comes to new mobile form factors.The Google Pixel 8a offers a relatively affordable alternative to the 9-series. However, a 9a is expected by the end of the year, so you might want to wait. The one major upgrade will be the more efficient Tensor G4 chipset as the G3 inside the Pixel 8a isn’t great. Still, this model will be supported for 7 years, so you can buy one now and not worry about changing phones until 2031.Like Google, in fact, thanks to Google, Samsung launched Galaxy AI this year. It made its debut on the Galaxy S24 series and was rolled out to older models too. Also like Google, the Samsung is giving the S24 series 7 years of support.The Samsung Galaxy S24 has a 6.2” 120Hz OLED display, finally, an LTPO panel. The camera setup hasn’t seen a major upgrade in a while and features a 50MP main, 10MP 3x (67mm) tele and 12MP ultra wide. There is no satellite connectivity here and charging is still done at 25W wired and 15W wireless.The Samsung Galaxy S24+ has a 6.7” display, QHD+ LTPO (hurray!), and 45W charging for the battery. The camera is the same as on the small S24, though. Again, no satellite connectivity of any kind on the S24 series, so Samsung is behind on this front.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra seems to be the only one getting camera upgrades. It features a 200MP main sensor, two telephoto modules (50MP 5x 111mm periscope and 10MP 3x 67mm), plus a 12MP ultra wide. The S Pen is unique to the S Ultra series and turns the 6.8” LTPO OLED display into a canvas for notes and sketches.OnePlus will be launching a new flagship soon, but a brief mention of the OnePlus 12 is warranted – it’s a relatively cheap phone with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and a 6.82” QHD+ LTPO display. And the 50MP main is accompanied by a 64MP 3x (70mm) tele and 48MP ultra wide. Plus, the large 5,400mAh battery supports 80W wired charging and 50W wireless.The OnePlus 12R is even cheaper and combines the older Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 with a 6.78” LTPO display. The camera is somewhat basic with a 50MP main, 8MP ultra wide and no tele. The 5,500mAh battery only supports 80W wired charging, no wireless. Also note the low water resistance rating, IP64.We may get a commission from qualifying sales.“Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one?…”Source Link: https://www.gsmarena.com/deals_google_pixel_9_and_samsung_galaxy_s24_offers-news-64621.php https://www.droid-life.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Google-Pixel-Fold-Deals-1200x1200-cropped.jpg BLOGGER - #GLOBAL

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Deals: Google Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S24 offers - Notice Today Online https://www.merchant-business.com/deals-google-pixel-9-and-samsung-galaxy-s24-offers/?feed_id=207918&_unique_id=66efc1a876402 #GLOBAL - BLOGGER BLOGGER Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one? And if not, what then? Last week we focused on refurbished iPhones as an alternative. This week we will focus on what the Android world has to offer.We start with Google. The Pixel 9 has a 6.3” OLED display, not an LTPO, but it does run at 120Hz (making the iPhone 16’s 60Hz display look ancient). The Tensor G4 is no match for the Apple A18 in general performance, but it handles Google’s AI features just fine – and those AI features are already working, while Apple is still playing catch-up. The phone has a 50MP main camera and a 48MP ultra wide, an upgrade that the iPhone 16 missed out on (it got a minor upgrade for its 12MP ultra wide).The Pixel 9 has Satellite SOS (and so do the other 9-series models), but no general chats over satellite. However, with iOS 18, iPhones 14 and newer will be able to use the Messages app to chat with friends and family even outside of network coverage. This only works in the US and Canada, but we expect to see this feature expand to new regions next year.The Google Pixel 9 Pro upgrades to a 6.3” LTPO panel with a higher pixel density, making it a better match for iPhone 16 Pro’s new 6.3��� LTPO display. It has the 50MP main and 48MP ultra wide of the vanilla model (here matching 16 Pro’s new 48MP ultra wide), in addition to a 48MP 5x (113mm) periscope – giving it a leg up on Apple’s 12MP 5x (120mm) periscope. Also, the Pixel Pros have a new 48MP ultra wide (17mm) selfie camera – an upgrade that iPhones might get next year. Note what we said above about the Tensor G4 and the Satellite SOS.The Google Pixel 9 Pro XL goes up against the iPhone 16 Pro Max with a 6.8” display. Accounting for the slightly different aspect ratios, the Pixel display is around 5% smaller by surface area. The rest is the same as the smaller Pro model and the same applies for the iPhone. One thing left to mention is that both Google and Apple boosted wired and wireless charge speeds this year. We have already tested the Pixels, expect results from the iPhones soon.Apple doesn’t have a foldable yet, we just keep seeing rumors of delays. But Google does and the second generation makes some key usability upgrades. The Pixel 9 Pro Fold has a 6.3” (20:9) cover display and an 8.0” inner display (both 120Hz, the inner one is LTPO). The 48+10+10MP triple camera isn’t as capable as on the other 9 Pros, but that’s a common issue with foldables. Still, like with AI, Google is ahead of the curve compared to Apple when it comes to new mobile form factors.The Google Pixel 8a offers a relatively affordable alternative to the 9-series. However, a 9a is expected by the end of the year, so you might want to wait. The one major upgrade will be the more efficient Tensor G4 chipset as the G3 inside the Pixel 8a isn’t great. Still, this model will be supported for 7 years, so you can buy one now and not worry about changing phones until 2031.Like Google, in fact, thanks to Google, Samsung launched Galaxy AI this year. It made its debut on the Galaxy S24 series and was rolled out to older models too. Also like Google, the Samsung is giving the S24 series 7 years of support.The Samsung Galaxy S24 has a 6.2” 120Hz OLED display, finally, an LTPO panel. The camera setup hasn’t seen a major upgrade in a while and features a 50MP main, 10MP 3x (67mm) tele and 12MP ultra wide. There is no satellite connectivity here and charging is still done at 25W wired and 15W wireless.The Samsung Galaxy S24+ has a 6.7” display, QHD+ LTPO (hurray!), and 45W charging for the battery. The camera is the same as on the small S24, though. Again, no satellite connectivity of any kind on the S24 series, so Samsung is behind on this front.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra seems to be the only one getting camera upgrades. It features a 200MP main sensor, two telephoto modules (50MP 5x 111mm periscope and 10MP 3x 67mm), plus a 12MP ultra wide. The S Pen is unique to the S Ultra series and turns the 6.8” LTPO OLED display into a canvas for notes and sketches.OnePlus will be launching a new flagship soon, but a brief mention of the OnePlus 12 is warranted – it’s a relatively cheap phone with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and a 6.82” QHD+ LTPO display. And the 50MP main is accompanied by a 64MP 3x (70mm) tele and 48MP ultra wide. Plus, the large 5,400mAh battery supports 80W wired charging and 50W wireless.The OnePlus 12R is even cheaper and combines the older Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 with a 6.78” LTPO display. The camera is somewhat basic with a 50MP main, 8MP ultra wide and no tele. The 5,500mAh battery only supports 80W wired charging, no wireless. Also note the low water resistance rating, IP64.We may get a commission from qualifying sales.“Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one?…”Source Link: https://www.gsmarena.com/deals_google_pixel_9_and_samsung_galaxy_s24_offers-news-64621.php https://www.droid-life.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Google-Pixel-Fold-Deals-1200x1200-cropped.jpg Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one? And if not, what then? Last week we focused on refurbished iPhones as an alternative. This week we will focus on what the Android world … Read More

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Deals: Google Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S24 offers - Notice Today Online - BLOGGER https://www.merchant-business.com/deals-google-pixel-9-and-samsung-galaxy-s24-offers/?feed_id=207916&_unique_id=66efc1a798508 Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one? And if not, what then? Last week we focused on refurbished iPhones as an alternative. This week we will focus on what the Android world has to offer.We start with Google. The Pixel 9 has a 6.3” OLED display, not an LTPO, but it does run at 120Hz (making the iPhone 16’s 60Hz display look ancient). The Tensor G4 is no match for the Apple A18 in general performance, but it handles Google’s AI features just fine – and those AI features are already working, while Apple is still playing catch-up. The phone has a 50MP main camera and a 48MP ultra wide, an upgrade that the iPhone 16 missed out on (it got a minor upgrade for its 12MP ultra wide).The Pixel 9 has Satellite SOS (and so do the other 9-series models), but no general chats over satellite. However, with iOS 18, iPhones 14 and newer will be able to use the Messages app to chat with friends and family even outside of network coverage. This only works in the US and Canada, but we expect to see this feature expand to new regions next year.The Google Pixel 9 Pro upgrades to a 6.3” LTPO panel with a higher pixel density, making it a better match for iPhone 16 Pro’s new 6.3” LTPO display. It has the 50MP main and 48MP ultra wide of the vanilla model (here matching 16 Pro’s new 48MP ultra wide), in addition to a 48MP 5x (113mm) periscope – giving it a leg up on Apple’s 12MP 5x (120mm) periscope. Also, the Pixel Pros have a new 48MP ultra wide (17mm) selfie camera – an upgrade that iPhones might get next year. Note what we said above about the Tensor G4 and the Satellite SOS.The Google Pixel 9 Pro XL goes up against the iPhone 16 Pro Max with a 6.8” display. Accounting for the slightly different aspect ratios, the Pixel display is around 5% smaller by surface area. The rest is the same as the smaller Pro model and the same applies for the iPhone. One thing left to mention is that both Google and Apple boosted wired and wireless charge speeds this year. We have already tested the Pixels, expect results from the iPhones soon.Apple doesn’t have a foldable yet, we just keep seeing rumors of delays. But Google does and the second generation makes some key usability upgrades. The Pixel 9 Pro Fold has a 6.3” (20:9) cover display and an 8.0” inner display (both 120Hz, the inner one is LTPO). The 48+10+10MP triple camera isn’t as capable as on the other 9 Pros, but that’s a common issue with foldables. Still, like with AI, Google is ahead of the curve compared to Apple when it comes to new mobile form factors.The Google Pixel 8a offers a relatively affordable alternative to the 9-series. However, a 9a is expected by the end of the year, so you might want to wait. The one major upgrade will be the more efficient Tensor G4 chipset as the G3 inside the Pixel 8a isn’t great. Still, this model will be supported for 7 years, so you can buy one now and not worry about changing phones until 2031.Like Google, in fact, thanks to Google, Samsung launched Galaxy AI this year. It made its debut on the Galaxy S24 series and was rolled out to older models too. Also like Google, the Samsung is giving the S24 series 7 years of support.The Samsung Galaxy S24 has a 6.2” 120Hz OLED display, finally, an LTPO panel. The camera setup hasn’t seen a major upgrade in a while and features a 50MP main, 10MP 3x (67mm) tele and 12MP ultra wide. There is no satellite connectivity here and charging is still done at 25W wired and 15W wireless.The Samsung Galaxy S24+ has a 6.7” display, QHD+ LTPO (hurray!), and 45W charging for the battery. The camera is the same as on the small S24, though. Again, no satellite connectivity of any kind on the S24 series, so Samsung is behind on this front.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra seems to be the only one getting camera upgrades. It features a 200MP main sensor, two telephoto modules (50MP 5x 111mm periscope and 10MP 3x 67mm), plus a 12MP ultra wide. The S Pen is unique to the S Ultra series and turns the 6.8” LTPO OLED display into a canvas for notes and sketches.OnePlus will be launching a new flagship soon, but a brief mention of the OnePlus 12 is warranted – it’s a relatively cheap phone with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and a 6.82” QHD+ LTPO display. And the 50MP main is accompanied by a 64MP 3x (70mm) tele and 48MP ultra wide. Plus, the large 5,400mAh battery supports 80W wired charging and 50W wireless.The OnePlus 12R is even cheaper and combines the older Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 with a 6.78” LTPO display. The camera is somewhat basic with a 50MP main, 8MP ultra wide and no tele. The 5,500mAh battery only supports 80W wired charging, no wireless. Also note the low water resistance rating, IP64.We may get a commission from qualifying sales.“Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one?…”Source Link: https://www.gsmarena.com/deals_google_pixel_9_and_samsung_galaxy_s24_offers-news-64621.php https://www.droid-life.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Google-Pixel-Fold-Deals-1200x1200-cropped.jpg #GLOBAL - BLOGGER ... BLOGGER - #GLOBAL

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Deals: Google Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S24 offers - Notice Today Online - BLOGGER https://www.merchant-business.com/deals-google-pixel-9-and-samsung-galaxy-s24-offers/?feed_id=207915&_unique_id=66efc1a14e185 Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one? And if not, what then? Last week we focused on refurbished iPhones as an alternative. This week we will focus on what the Android world has to offer.We start with Google. The Pixel 9 has a 6.3” OLED display, not an LTPO, but it does run at 120Hz (making the iPhone 16’s 60Hz display look ancient). The Tensor G4 is no match for the Apple A18 in general performance, but it handles Google’s AI features just fine – and those AI features are already working, while Apple is still playing catch-up. The phone has a 50MP main camera and a 48MP ultra wide, an upgrade that the iPhone 16 missed out on (it got a minor upgrade for its 12MP ultra wide).The Pixel 9 has Satellite SOS (and so do the other 9-series models), but no general chats over satellite. However, with iOS 18, iPhones 14 and newer will be able to use the Messages app to chat with friends and family even outside of network coverage. This only works in the US and Canada, but we expect to see this feature expand to new regions next year.The Google Pixel 9 Pro upgrades to a 6.3” LTPO panel with a higher pixel density, making it a better match for iPhone 16 Pro’s new 6.3” LTPO display. It has the 50MP main and 48MP ultra wide of the vanilla model (here matching 16 Pro’s new 48MP ultra wide), in addition to a 48MP 5x (113mm) periscope – giving it a leg up on Apple’s 12MP 5x (120mm) periscope. Also, the Pixel Pros have a new 48MP ultra wide (17mm) selfie camera – an upgrade that iPhones might get next year. Note what we said above about the Tensor G4 and the Satellite SOS.The Google Pixel 9 Pro XL goes up against the iPhone 16 Pro Max with a 6.8” display. Accounting for the slightly different aspect ratios, the Pixel display is around 5% smaller by surface area. The rest is the same as the smaller Pro model and the same applies for the iPhone. One thing left to mention is that both Google and Apple boosted wired and wireless charge speeds this year. We have already tested the Pixels, expect results from the iPhones soon.Apple doesn’t have a foldable yet, we just keep seeing rumors of delays. But Google does and the second generation makes some key usability upgrades. The Pixel 9 Pro Fold has a 6.3” (20:9) cover display and an 8.0” inner display (both 120Hz, the inner one is LTPO). The 48+10+10MP triple camera isn’t as capable as on the other 9 Pros, but that’s a common issue with foldables. Still, like with AI, Google is ahead of the curve compared to Apple when it comes to new mobile form factors.The Google Pixel 8a offers a relatively affordable alternative to the 9-series. However, a 9a is expected by the end of the year, so you might want to wait. The one major upgrade will be the more efficient Tensor G4 chipset as the G3 inside the Pixel 8a isn’t great. Still, this model will be supported for 7 years, so you can buy one now and not worry about changing phones until 2031.Like Google, in fact, thanks to Google, Samsung launched Galaxy AI this year. It made its debut on the Galaxy S24 series and was rolled out to older models too. Also like Google, the Samsung is giving the S24 series 7 years of support.The Samsung Galaxy S24 has a 6.2” 120Hz OLED display, finally, an LTPO panel. The camera setup hasn’t seen a major upgrade in a while and features a 50MP main, 10MP 3x (67mm) tele and 12MP ultra wide. There is no satellite connectivity here and charging is still done at 25W wired and 15W wireless.The Samsung Galaxy S24+ has a 6.7” display, QHD+ LTPO (hurray!), and 45W charging for the battery. The camera is the same as on the small S24, though. Again, no satellite connectivity of any kind on the S24 series, so Samsung is behind on this front.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra seems to be the only one getting camera upgrades. It features a 200MP main sensor, two telephoto modules (50MP 5x 111mm periscope and 10MP 3x 67mm), plus a 12MP ultra wide. The S Pen is unique to the S Ultra series and turns the 6.8” LTPO OLED display into a canvas for notes and sketches.OnePlus will be launching a new flagship soon, but a brief mention of the OnePlus 12 is warranted – it’s a relatively cheap phone with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and a 6.82” QHD+ LTPO display. And the 50MP main is accompanied by a 64MP 3x (70mm) tele and 48MP ultra wide. Plus, the large 5,400mAh battery supports 80W wired charging and 50W wireless.The OnePlus 12R is even cheaper and combines the older Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 with a 6.78” LTPO display. The camera is somewhat basic with a 50MP main, 8MP ultra wide and no tele. The 5,500mAh battery only supports 80W wired charging, no wireless. Also note the low water resistance rating, IP64.We may get a commission from qualifying sales.“Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one?…”Source Link: https://www.gsmarena.com/deals_google_pixel_9_and_samsung_galaxy_s24_offers-news-64621.php https://www.droid-life.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Google-Pixel-Fold-Deals-1200x1200-cropped.jpg BLOGGER - #GLOBAL Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one? And if not, what then? Last week we focused on refurbished iPhones as an alternative. This week we will focus on what the Android world … Read More

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Deals: Google Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S24 offers - Notice Today Online https://www.merchant-business.com/deals-google-pixel-9-and-samsung-galaxy-s24-offers/?feed_id=207914&_unique_id=66efc0854692c ... BLOGGER - #GLOBAL Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one? And if not, what then? Last week we focused on refurbished iPhones as an alternative. This week we will focus on what the Android world has to offer.We start with Google. The Pixel 9 has a 6.3” OLED display, not an LTPO, but it does run at 120Hz (making the iPhone 16’s 60Hz display look ancient). The Tensor G4 is no match for the Apple A18 in general performance, but it handles Google’s AI features just fine – and those AI features are already working, while Apple is still playing catch-up. The phone has a 50MP main camera and a 48MP ultra wide, an upgrade that the iPhone 16 missed out on (it got a minor upgrade for its 12MP ultra wide).The Pixel 9 has Satellite SOS (and so do the other 9-series models), but no general chats over satellite. However, with iOS 18, iPhones 14 and newer will be able to use the Messages app to chat with friends and family even outside of network coverage. This only works in the US and Canada, but we expect to see this feature expand to new regions next year.The Google Pixel 9 Pro upgrades to a 6.3” LTPO panel with a higher pixel density, making it a better match for iPhone 16 Pro’s new 6.3” LTPO display. It has the 50MP main and 48MP ultra wide of the vanilla model (here matching 16 Pro’s new 48MP ultra wide), in addition to a 48MP 5x (113mm) periscope – giving it a leg up on Apple’s 12MP 5x (120mm) periscope. Also, the Pixel Pros have a new 48MP ultra wide (17mm) selfie camera – an upgrade that iPhones might get next year. Note what we said above about the Tensor G4 and the Satellite SOS.The Google Pixel 9 Pro XL goes up against the iPhone 16 Pro Max with a 6.8” display. Accounting for the slightly different aspect ratios, the Pixel display is around 5% smaller by surface area. The rest is the same as the smaller Pro model and the same applies for the iPhone. One thing left to mention is that both Google and Apple boosted wired and wireless charge speeds this year. We have already tested the Pixels, expect results from the iPhones soon.Apple doesn’t have a foldable yet, we just keep seeing rumors of delays. But Google does and the second generation makes some key usability upgrades. The Pixel 9 Pro Fold has a 6.3” (20:9) cover display and an 8.0” inner display (both 120Hz, the inner one is LTPO). The 48+10+10MP triple camera isn’t as capable as on the other 9 Pros, but that’s a common issue with foldables. Still, like with AI, Google is ahead of the curve compared to Apple when it comes to new mobile form factors.The Google Pixel 8a offers a relatively affordable alternative to the 9-series. However, a 9a is expected by the end of the year, so you might want to wait. The one major upgrade will be the more efficient Tensor G4 chipset as the G3 inside the Pixel 8a isn’t great. Still, this model will be supported for 7 years, so you can buy one now and not worry about changing phones until 2031.Like Google, in fact, thanks to Google, Samsung launched Galaxy AI this year. It made its debut on the Galaxy S24 series and was rolled out to older models too. Also like Google, the Samsung is giving the S24 series 7 years of support.The Samsung Galaxy S24 has a 6.2” 120Hz OLED display, finally, an LTPO panel. The camera setup hasn’t seen a major upgrade in a while and features a 50MP main, 10MP 3x (67mm) tele and 12MP ultra wide. There is no satellite connectivity here and charging is still done at 25W wired and 15W wireless.The Samsung Galaxy S24+ has a 6.7” display, QHD+ LTPO (hurray!), and 45W charging for the battery. The camera is the same as on the small S24, though. Again, no satellite connectivity of any kind on the S24 series, so Samsung is behind on this front.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra seems to be the only one getting camera upgrades. It features a 200MP main sensor, two telephoto modules (50MP 5x 111mm periscope and 10MP 3x 67mm), plus a 12MP ultra wide. The S Pen is unique to the S Ultra series and turns the 6.8” LTPO OLED display into a canvas for notes and sketches.OnePlus will be launching a new flagship soon, but a brief mention of the OnePlus 12 is warranted – it’s a relatively cheap phone with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and a 6.82” QHD+ LTPO display. And the 50MP main is accompanied by a 64MP 3x (70mm) tele and 48MP ultra wide. Plus, the large 5,400mAh battery supports 80W wired charging and 50W wireless.The OnePlus 12R is even cheaper and combines the older Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 with a 6.78” LTPO display. The camera is somewhat basic with a 50MP main, 8MP ultra wide and no tele. The 5,500mAh battery only supports 80W wired charging, no wireless. Also note the low water resistance rating, IP64.We may get a commission from qualifying sales.“Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one?…”Source Link: https://www.gsmarena.com/deals_google_pixel_9_and_samsung_galaxy_s24_offers-news-64621.php https://www.droid-life.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Google-Pixel-Fold-Deals-1200x1200-cropped.jpg #GLOBAL - BLOGGER Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one? And if not, what then? Last week we focused on refurbished iPhones as an alternative. This week we will focus on what the Android world … Read More

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watchOS 8.0, upgradable to 9.5 32GB 1GB RAM Apple S7 1.69 inches, 352 x 430 pixels 284 mAh Supports wireless charging

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Deals: Google Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S24 offers - Notice Today Online https://www.merchant-business.com/deals-google-pixel-9-and-samsung-galaxy-s24-offers/?feed_id=207912&_unique_id=66efc0840d37d #GLOBAL - BLOGGER BLOGGER Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one? And if not, what then? Last week we focused on refurbished iPhones as an alternative. This week we will focus on what the Android world has to offer.We start with Google. The Pixel 9 has a 6.3” OLED display, not an LTPO, but it does run at 120Hz (making the iPhone 16’s 60Hz display look ancient). The Tensor G4 is no match for the Apple A18 in general performance, but it handles Google’s AI features just fine – and those AI features are already working, while Apple is still playing catch-up. The phone has a 50MP main camera and a 48MP ultra wide, an upgrade that the iPhone 16 missed out on (it got a minor upgrade for its 12MP ultra wide).The Pixel 9 has Satellite SOS (and so do the other 9-series models), but no general chats over satellite. However, with iOS 18, iPhones 14 and newer will be able to use the Messages app to chat with friends and family even outside of network coverage. This only works in the US and Canada, but we expect to see this feature expand to new regions next year.The Google Pixel 9 Pro upgrades to a 6.3” LTPO panel with a higher pixel density, making it a better match for iPhone 16 Pro’s new 6.3” LTPO display. It has the 50MP main and 48MP ultra wide of the vanilla model (here matching 16 Pro’s new 48MP ultra wide), in addition to a 48MP 5x (113mm) periscope – giving it a leg up on Apple’s 12MP 5x (120mm) periscope. Also, the Pixel Pros have a new 48MP ultra wide (17mm) selfie camera – an upgrade that iPhones might get next year. Note what we said above about the Tensor G4 and the Satellite SOS.The Google Pixel 9 Pro XL goes up against the iPhone 16 Pro Max with a 6.8” display. Accounting for the slightly different aspect ratios, the Pixel display is around 5% smaller by surface area. The rest is the same as the smaller Pro model and the same applies for the iPhone. One thing left to mention is that both Google and Apple boosted wired and wireless charge speeds this year. We have already tested the Pixels, expect results from the iPhones soon.Apple doesn’t have a foldable yet, we just keep seeing rumors of delays. But Google does and the second generation makes some key usability upgrades. The Pixel 9 Pro Fold has a 6.3” (20:9) cover display and an 8.0” inner display (both 120Hz, the inner one is LTPO). The 48+10+10MP triple camera isn’t as capable as on the other 9 Pros, but that’s a common issue with foldables. Still, like with AI, Google is ahead of the curve compared to Apple when it comes to new mobile form factors.The Google Pixel 8a offers a relatively affordable alternative to the 9-series. However, a 9a is expected by the end of the year, so you might want to wait. The one major upgrade will be the more efficient Tensor G4 chipset as the G3 inside the Pixel 8a isn’t great. Still, this model will be supported for 7 years, so you can buy one now and not worry about changing phones until 2031.Like Google, in fact, thanks to Google, Samsung launched Galaxy AI this year. It made its debut on the Galaxy S24 series and was rolled out to older models too. Also like Google, the Samsung is giving the S24 series 7 years of support.The Samsung Galaxy S24 has a 6.2” 120Hz OLED display, finally, an LTPO panel. The camera setup hasn’t seen a major upgrade in a while and features a 50MP main, 10MP 3x (67mm) tele and 12MP ultra wide. There is no satellite connectivity here and charging is still done at 25W wired and 15W wireless.The Samsung Galaxy S24+ has a 6.7” display, QHD+ LTPO (hurray!), and 45W charging for the battery. The camera is the same as on the small S24, though. Again, no satellite connectivity of any kind on the S24 series, so Samsung is behind on this front.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra seems to be the only one getting camera upgrades. It features a 200MP main sensor, two telephoto modules (50MP 5x 111mm periscope and 10MP 3x 67mm), plus a 12MP ultra wide. The S Pen is unique to the S Ultra series and turns the 6.8” LTPO OLED display into a canvas for notes and sketches.OnePlus will be launching a new flagship soon, but a brief mention of the OnePlus 12 is warranted – it’s a relatively cheap phone with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and a 6.82” QHD+ LTPO display. And the 50MP main is accompanied by a 64MP 3x (70mm) tele and 48MP ultra wide. Plus, the large 5,400mAh battery supports 80W wired charging and 50W wireless.The OnePlus 12R is even cheaper and combines the older Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 with a 6.78” LTPO display. The camera is somewhat basic with a 50MP main, 8MP ultra wide and no tele. The 5,500mAh battery only supports 80W wired charging, no wireless. Also note the low water resistance rating, IP64.We may get a commission from qualifying sales.“Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one?…”Source Link: https://www.gsmarena.com/deals_google_pixel_9_and_samsung_galaxy_s24_offers-news-64621.php https://www.droid-life.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Google-Pixel-Fold-Deals-1200x1200-cropped.jpg Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one? And if not, what then? Last week we focused on refurbished iPhones as an alternative. This week we will focus on what the Android world … Read More

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Deals: Google Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S24 offers - Notice Today Online - BLOGGER https://www.merchant-business.com/deals-google-pixel-9-and-samsung-galaxy-s24-offers/?feed_id=207913&_unique_id=66efc084a8996 Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one? And if not, what then? Last week we focused on refurbished iPhones as an alternative. This week we will focus on what the Android world has to offer.We start with Google. The Pixel 9 has a 6.3” OLED display, not an LTPO, but it does run at 120Hz (making the iPhone 16’s 60Hz display look ancient). The Tensor G4 is no match for the Apple A18 in general performance, but it handles Google’s AI features just fine – and those AI features are already working, while Apple is still playing catch-up. The phone has a 50MP main camera and a 48MP ultra wide, an upgrade that the iPhone 16 missed out on (it got a minor upgrade for its 12MP ultra wide).The Pixel 9 has Satellite SOS (and so do the other 9-series models), but no general chats over satellite. However, with iOS 18, iPhones 14 and newer will be able to use the Messages app to chat with friends and family even outside of network coverage. This only works in the US and Canada, but we expect to see this feature expand to new regions next year.The Google Pixel 9 Pro upgrades to a 6.3” LTPO panel with a higher pixel density, making it a better match for iPhone 16 Pro’s new 6.3” LTPO display. It has the 50MP main and 48MP ultra wide of the vanilla model (here matching 16 Pro’s new 48MP ultra wide), in addition to a 48MP 5x (113mm) periscope – giving it a leg up on Apple’s 12MP 5x (120mm) periscope. Also, the Pixel Pros have a new 48MP ultra wide (17mm) selfie camera – an upgrade that iPhones might get next year. Note what we said above about the Tensor G4 and the Satellite SOS.The Google Pixel 9 Pro XL goes up against the iPhone 16 Pro Max with a 6.8” display. Accounting for the slightly different aspect ratios, the Pixel display is around 5% smaller by surface area. The rest is the same as the smaller Pro model and the same applies for the iPhone. One thing left to mention is that both Google and Apple boosted wired and wireless charge speeds this year. We have already tested the Pixels, expect results from the iPhones soon.Apple doesn’t have a foldable yet, we just keep seeing rumors of delays. But Google does and the second generation makes some key usability upgrades. The Pixel 9 Pro Fold has a 6.3” (20:9) cover display and an 8.0” inner display (both 120Hz, the inner one is LTPO). The 48+10+10MP triple camera isn’t as capable as on the other 9 Pros, but that’s a common issue with foldables. Still, like with AI, Google is ahead of the curve compared to Apple when it comes to new mobile form factors.The Google Pixel 8a offers a relatively affordable alternative to the 9-series. However, a 9a is expected by the end of the year, so you might want to wait. The one major upgrade will be the more efficient Tensor G4 chipset as the G3 inside the Pixel 8a isn’t great. Still, this model will be supported for 7 years, so you can buy one now and not worry about changing phones until 2031.Like Google, in fact, thanks to Google, Samsung launched Galaxy AI this year. It made its debut on the Galaxy S24 series and was rolled out to older models too. Also like Google, the Samsung is giving the S24 series 7 years of support.The Samsung Galaxy S24 has a 6.2” 120Hz OLED display, finally, an LTPO panel. The camera setup hasn’t seen a major upgrade in a while and features a 50MP main, 10MP 3x (67mm) tele and 12MP ultra wide. There is no satellite connectivity here and charging is still done at 25W wired and 15W wireless.The Samsung Galaxy S24+ has a 6.7” display, QHD+ LTPO (hurray!), and 45W charging for the battery. The camera is the same as on the small S24, though. Again, no satellite connectivity of any kind on the S24 series, so Samsung is behind on this front.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra seems to be the only one getting camera upgrades. It features a 200MP main sensor, two telephoto modules (50MP 5x 111mm periscope and 10MP 3x 67mm), plus a 12MP ultra wide. The S Pen is unique to the S Ultra series and turns the 6.8” LTPO OLED display into a canvas for notes and sketches.OnePlus will be launching a new flagship soon, but a brief mention of the OnePlus 12 is warranted – it’s a relatively cheap phone with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and a 6.82” QHD+ LTPO display. And the 50MP main is accompanied by a 64MP 3x (70mm) tele and 48MP ultra wide. Plus, the large 5,400mAh battery supports 80W wired charging and 50W wireless.The OnePlus 12R is even cheaper and combines the older Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 with a 6.78” LTPO display. The camera is somewhat basic with a 50MP main, 8MP ultra wide and no tele. The 5,500mAh battery only supports 80W wired charging, no wireless. Also note the low water resistance rating, IP64.We may get a commission from qualifying sales.“Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one?…”Source Link: https://www.gsmarena.com/deals_google_pixel_9_and_samsung_galaxy_s24_offers-news-64621.php https://www.droid-life.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Google-Pixel-Fold-Deals-1200x1200-cropped.jpg Deals: Google Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S24 offers - Notice Today Online - #GLOBAL BLOGGER - #GLOBAL

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Deals: Google Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S24 offers - Notice Today Online - #GLOBAL https://www.merchant-business.com/deals-google-pixel-9-and-samsung-galaxy-s24-offers/?feed_id=207911&_unique_id=66efc08368819 Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one? And if not, what then? Last week we focused on refurbished iPhones as an alternative. This week we will focus on what the Android world has to offer.We start with Google. The Pixel 9 has a 6.3” OLED display, not an LTPO, but it does run at 120Hz (making the iPhone 16’s 60Hz display look ancient). The Tensor G4 is no match for the Apple A18 in general performance, but it handles Google’s AI features just fine – and those AI features are already working, while Apple is still playing catch-up. The phone has a 50MP main camera and a 48MP ultra wide, an upgrade that the iPhone 16 missed out on (it got a minor upgrade for its 12MP ultra wide).The Pixel 9 has Satellite SOS (and so do the other 9-series models), but no general chats over satellite. However, with iOS 18, iPhones 14 and newer will be able to use the Messages app to chat with friends and family even outside of network coverage. This only works in the US and Canada, but we expect to see this feature expand to new regions next year.The Google Pixel 9 Pro upgrades to a 6.3” LTPO panel with a higher pixel density, making it a better match for iPhone 16 Pro’s new 6.3” LTPO display. It has the 50MP main and 48MP ultra wide of the vanilla model (here matching 16 Pro’s new 48MP ultra wide), in addition to a 48MP 5x (113mm) periscope – giving it a leg up on Apple’s 12MP 5x (120mm) periscope. Also, the Pixel Pros have a new 48MP ultra wide (17mm) selfie camera – an upgrade that iPhones might get next year. Note what we said above about the Tensor G4 and the Satellite SOS.The Google Pixel 9 Pro XL goes up against the iPhone 16 Pro Max with a 6.8” display. Accounting for the slightly different aspect ratios, the Pixel display is around 5% smaller by surface area. The rest is the same as the smaller Pro model and the same applies for the iPhone. One thing left to mention is that both Google and Apple boosted wired and wireless charge speeds this year. We have already tested the Pixels, expect results from the iPhones soon.Apple doesn’t have a foldable yet, we just keep seeing rumors of delays. But Google does and the second generation makes some key usability upgrades. The Pixel 9 Pro Fold has a 6.3” (20:9) cover display and an 8.0” inner display (both 120Hz, the inner one is LTPO). The 48+10+10MP triple camera isn’t as capable as on the other 9 Pros, but that’s a common issue with foldables. Still, like with AI, Google is ahead of the curve compared to Apple when it comes to new mobile form factors.The Google Pixel 8a offers a relatively affordable alternative to the 9-series. However, a 9a is expected by the end of the year, so you might want to wait. The one major upgrade will be the more efficient Tensor G4 chipset as the G3 inside the Pixel 8a isn’t great. Still, this model will be supported for 7 years, so you can buy one now and not worry about changing phones until 2031.Like Google, in fact, thanks to Google, Samsung launched Galaxy AI this year. It made its debut on the Galaxy S24 series and was rolled out to older models too. Also like Google, the Samsung is giving the S24 series 7 years of support.The Samsung Galaxy S24 has a 6.2” 120Hz OLED display, finally, an LTPO panel. The camera setup hasn’t seen a major upgrade in a while and features a 50MP main, 10MP 3x (67mm) tele and 12MP ultra wide. There is no satellite connectivity here and charging is still done at 25W wired and 15W wireless.The Samsung Galaxy S24+ has a 6.7” display, QHD+ LTPO (hurray!), and 45W charging for the battery. The camera is the same as on the small S24, though. Again, no satellite connectivity of any kind on the S24 series, so Samsung is behind on this front.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra seems to be the only one getting camera upgrades. It features a 200MP main sensor, two telephoto modules (50MP 5x 111mm periscope and 10MP 3x 67mm), plus a 12MP ultra wide. The S Pen is unique to the S Ultra series and turns the 6.8” LTPO OLED display into a canvas for notes and sketches.OnePlus will be launching a new flagship soon, but a brief mention of the OnePlus 12 is warranted – it’s a relatively cheap phone with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and a 6.82” QHD+ LTPO display. And the 50MP main is accompanied by a 64MP 3x (70mm) tele and 48MP ultra wide. Plus, the large 5,400mAh battery supports 80W wired charging and 50W wireless.The OnePlus 12R is even cheaper and combines the older Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 with a 6.78” LTPO display. The camera is somewhat basic with a 50MP main, 8MP ultra wide and no tele. The 5,500mAh battery only supports 80W wired charging, no wireless. Also note the low water resistance rating, IP64.We may get a commission from qualifying sales.“Pre-orders for the new iPhone 16 series started Friday last week and this Friday the new Apple phones went on sale. The big question now is should you buy one?…”Source Link: https://www.gsmarena.com/deals_google_pixel_9_and_samsung_galaxy_s24_offers-news-64621.php https://www.droid-life.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Google-Pixel-Fold-Deals-1200x1200-cropped.jpg BLOGGER - #GLOBAL