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Phone cameras keep adding more lenses every year. Does having more cameras actually help?
Some phones have two cameras while others have three or four, but I am not sure how much difference those extra sensors make in normal use.
Phone design trends that are starting to feel repetitive
Every phone is getting slimmer, and repeatedly i have observed they are coming with similar designs. I don’t find any major difference though. I compared iphone 17 and Galaxy S23, and i didn’t find any significant change in how they look.
Phones like Nothing Phone 4a, 4a Pro are launching soon. Will these compete with Redmi, Realme phones?
I'm looking to buy a handset primarily for quick call access and high-quality photos/videos for my YouTube channel. I’ve read about the launch of Nothing 4a and Nothing 4a Pro. Will it compete on price with Redmi and Realme smartphones? Would any of these be the best choice, or is there another smartphone I should consider? I don’t know much about smartphones, so I’m relying on reviews and opinions.
Phones with 1-inch camera sensors can make photos better, or just a marketing stunt?
As a professional photographer, I pick a DSLR for better picture quality. Moreover, I am a wildlife photographer and need to shoot night photos and capture animals with fine details and textures. Sometimes I need to shoot on the spot, so I can’t wait to take my DSLR out of the bag and click. I’ve seen smartphones with a 1-inch sensor feature used by my fellow photographer. How does it benefit in improving the image texture?
Phones below 15K
Suggest me the best dual sim smartphone below 15K. 1 . Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime Pls include ur +ve and -ve views about all!!!
I've shortlisted four of them:
2. Moto G( 2nd gen)
3. Micromax cavas Gold
4. Micromax Nitro
And u are welcome to include new entries to the list!!!!
Phone around 22k
I am looking for a phone around 22k. My main requirement is 3GB RAM. So plz some mobile guys...
Phone buying advice
I am planning to buy a phone. My budget is somewhere around 20,000 - 25,000. The features I am looking for in a phone are as below: I am very much interested in HTC Desire 820 but am a little skeptical to use a phone with 5.5" display as I have not used a bigger display before. I also read about heating problems in HTC. Please suggest I should still go for HTC 820 or if there is any other option. Thanks in advance
Phones with the old operating system can use gb instagram ?
Hi everybody.
I just bought an old Android phone with Android 5.1 operating system
I have a job that requires instagram gb application to download videos.
But I do not know if it can use the application and storage well?
Who used the app can share it for me?
What phone feature did you stop using after the first week?
Manufacturers keep introducing new gestures, AI tools and customisation options. Some sound exciting when setting up a phone but do not always become part of everyday use.
Pick one phone camera advantage: natural skin tones, sharp zoom or reliable night photos.
Phone cameras have improved a lot, but different brands still seem to handle certain situations better than others. I'm curious which camera strength people value most in their everyday photos
Is buying a tablet with cellular connectivity worth it when your phone already has a hotspot?
The cellular version costs more, and I'm unsure how often I'd use its independent connection. Most of my work happens around Wi-Fi, but I do travel occasionally.
Rank these three phone priorities: battery life, camera quality and clean software.
I'm planning an upgrade and keep changing my mind about what matters most. Getting all three within my budget seems difficult, so I'd like to know how others would prioritise them.
Would you buy last year's flagship at a discount or a new mid-range phone at the same price?
With festive sale prices changing so often, some older premium phones are getting close to newer mid-range models. I'm unsure whether the older flagship's cameras and build are worth giving up newer hardware.
Is calling a smartwatch useful if your phone is always nearby?
I’m comparing affordable Redmi and Amazfit watches, and Bluetooth calling keeps appearing as a major feature. I’m not sure I’d use it much.
Would you take a Nothing Phone over a Samsung at the same price?
I like Nothing cleaner interface, but Samsung’s software support and ecosystem are appealing too. I use my phone for work, photography and everyday apps.
Why do they ask you to turn off Find My Mobile when giving the phone for repair?
I have always wondered about this. If Find My Mobile is meant to help locate your phone when it gets lost, then why are users asked to turn it off before giving a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra for repair?
Does the 6.1mm unfolded thickness actually make the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 feel different from a normal phone?
Samsung has made the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 6.1mm thick when unfolded and 180g in weight. I am more curious about whether this actually feels noticeably slimmer and easier to carry in daily use or if the difference is mostly on paper
Does FlexCam actually change how you take photos compared with a regular phone?
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8’s FlexCam lets you fold the phone and shoot hands-free from different angles. I’m curious if people actually use those folding-specific camera positions instead of simply holding it normally.
Do you guys think buying such an expensive phone adds to productivity?
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 comes under the flagship phone category and offers a range of features and functions. With so much attention around it, do you guys really think buying such an expensive phone is a good decision for better productivity?
Does the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8’s lighter 201g body change how you use the phone while unfolded?
I’m less interested in the weight number itself and more curious about how it affects actual handling. At 201g, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 is lighter than many people expect from a book-style foldable. Does that make a difference when you hold the 7.6-inch screen for reading or browsing?
