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This company gave us a sneak peek at the future of smartphone design

One of 2023’s most interesting smartphone companies is at MWC 2024, and it just gave us a sneak peek at what the future of smartphone design could look like.
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Security experts just found two giant smartphone privacy issues

Advertisements and notifications are a common part of the whole smartphone experience. But according to two new reports, they present troubling privacy issues.
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The gaming smartphone is dead

The Asus ROG Phone 8 Pro has arrived at CES 2024, but it seems to have put the final nail in the coffin of the gaming smartphone as we knew it. Here’s why.
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The best apps on Android and iOS to download on your new smartphone

Whether you just received a new smartphone as a gift, or you want to give your existing phone a refresh, you can do so by examining your app situation. First, purging might be in order: we recommend deleting any apps you don’t use regularly off your phone to get extra space and remove unnecessary digital clutter from your life. Yes, that goes for any pre-installed apps on your new phone that you know will get banished to a hidden folder otherwise. Once that’s done, think about any apps you don’t currently have that you know you’d use or that you want to try. Do you constantly take public transit and need up-to-date train times or directions? Are you always working from coffee shops and need a VPN for digital protection? If you need some inspiration, here are the best smartphone apps we think you should try on your phone.

Bitwarden

Bitwarden
Bitwarden

If you only take one piece of advice away from this article, it’s that you should download a password manager. If you’ve never used one before, it’s hard to go wrong with Bitwarden. It won’t wow you with beautifully designed apps, but it’s one of our favorite password managers and you’ll appreciate its fair business model. The best part of the Bitwarden experience is that all of its core features are free to use. Without paying a cent, you can use Bitwarden on as many devices as you want. By comparison, competitors can charge $ 3 per month or more for that same functionality. If you want to support Bitwarden, the $ 10 per year Premium plan is well worth the money as you get access to features like advanced two-factor authentication.

FireFox

Firefox
Firefox

If it’s been a few years since you last used Firefox, now is a great time to revisit it. Partway through last year, Mozilla overhauled the Android version of its browser to bring over many of its best desktop features to mobile. That release saw Mozilla add more robust support for third-party add-ons. It also brought over its Enhanced Tracking Protection feature, which stops trackers from misusing your browsing data. Separately, with Apple allowing you to change your default browser since the release of iOS 14, there’s never been a better time for iPhone users to liberate themselves from Safari.

Headspace

Headspace
Headspace

I subscribed to Headspace at the start of the pandemic. Since then, it’s become one of the few apps I use every day. Yes, Headspace is a meditation and mindfulness app, but it’s also so much more than that. You’ll find it also has a mix of music designed to help you focus and workouts for unwinding at the end of a long day. Across the board, everything it offers is excellent, and you’ll find yourself turning to it for more than just peace of mind.

Notion

Notion
Notion

Notion is one of the most powerful productivity tools you can download right now, and if your goal for 2023 is to organize your personal and professional lives, I can’t recommend it enough. What makes Notion so powerful is an interface that looks simple but offers a lot of flexibility. I’ve used Notion to create to-do lists, write notes and features and manage personal projects. It can be a bit overwhelming at first. My suggestion is to head over to YouTube to see how other people have used Notion’s features to organize their lives.

Libby

Libby
Libby

If you want to do more reading in 2022, forget about buying books through Amazon and download Libby instead. If you’re not familiar with the app, it allows you to borrow ebooks, digital magazines and graphic novels from your local library. All you need is a library card, which most systems across the US offer for free. Sometimes you have to wait to borrow the books you want to read most, but you’ll find Libby will dramatically expand your reading list.

Transit

Transit app
Transit

There’s nothing worse than waiting for a bus on a cold winter’s day or watching three go by one after another. Avoid both situations with one of the best public transit planning apps on Android and iOS. Transit excels where other apps in the category fail thanks to its clean, easy-to-use interface that highlights all the options near you. It also has one of the better algorithms for predicting departure times, so you’ll know exactly when you need to run out of your house or apartment to catch the next bus, train or streetcar.

Paprika

Paprika recipe app
Paprika

Paprika is the best $ 5 you can spend to make feeding yourself even easier. At its core, it allows you to download recipes from your favorite websites and make them accessible on all your devices. You can also use it to scale the size of the meal you’re about to cook and convert between metric and imperial measurements. Add to that a meal planner, shopping lists and a tool for tracking the ingredients in your pantry, and you have an indispensable app for home cooks.

Pocket Casts

Pocket Casts app
Pocket Casts

With podcasts becoming ever more popular with each passing year, there’s a good chance you already have a handful of favorite shows you listen to every week. As much as Spotify would like to convince you it has the best podcast app, that distinction goes to Pocket Casts. We like it because it offers a consistently great experience across every system it supports. And if you use a mix of platforms from Apple, Google and Microsoft, you don’t have to worry about syncing, either. It’s also nice to use software that doesn’t feel caught between two worlds in the way that Spotify does. Pocket Casts isn’t trying to be anything more than an app for listening to podcasts. That’s not something you can say of Spotify, and it’s often a source of frustration for those who turn to it for music.

Pocket

Pocket app
Pocket

Another way to read more in 2022 is to download Pocket. It’s among the most popular read-it-later apps out there, allowing you to save articles you find online. Much like Pocket Casts, what makes this app compelling is that it offers a consistently excellent device-agnostic experience, making it a great option for those who haven’t gone all-in on one ecosystem. Whether you use Chrome, Safari or Edge, you can install a browser extension to save articles you stumble upon. You can then read them later without distractions on your phone or tablet. Just don’t forget to make a dent in your Pocket reading list occasionally.

Signal

Signal
Signal

We understand, asking your friends and family to install another messaging app on their phone can sometimes feel like a Sisyphean task, but the effort has also never been more worth it. In Signal, you’ll find one of the most secure chat apps on the market. It has all the features you would expect from a messaging program, including support for stickers and Snapchat-like Stories, but more important are the ways Signal is different from rivals like WhatsApp and Telegram. Signal is a nonprofit and is one of the few apps committed to privacy rather than revenue via data collection. That means you won’t see any ads in the app, nor will the company sell your data to third-party marketers.

Windscribe

Windscribe
Windscribe

The top pick for best free VPN in our guide is Windscribe, making it a great choice to download on your phone if you’ve never used a VPN before and want to give it a try. There’s no catch here: Windscribe is completely free to use, provided you sign up with a valid email address. Free users get 10GB of data per month, unlimited device connections and access to servers in over 10 countries. Windscribe passed all of our geoblock, streaming and gaming tests, plus it’s pretty easy to use as well. If you end up liking it, you can pay for Windscribe and get access to even more servers in additional countries, along with unlimited data and access to an ad blocker. A full Pro subscription costs about $ 6 per month when billed annually, or you can build your own plan with only the features you need starting at $ 1 per month.

Snapseed

Snapseed
Snapseed

Most recent phones come with great cameras. Still, even with the latest iPhone, Samsung Galaxy or Google Pixel, almost every photo can benefit from an edit before you share it. The options you have for photo editing apps are nearly endless, but if you want something that works well, look no further than Snapseed. It’s an old favorite that offers a comprehensive suite of editing options but never gets bogged down in too many sliders and dials. Best of all, it makes it easy to save edits to your camera roll and upload them to apps like Instagram.

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Save up to $300 on your new Motorola smartphone this Black Friday

Black Friday week/month is upon us and for those looking at getting a shiny new smartphone Motorola is reducing a number of its latest handsets, with savings of up to $ 300 to be had. Whether its the new Razr+ foldable, the powerful Edge+ 2023, or the budget-conscious Moto G 5G 2023, there’s a deal to […]

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Your $1,000 smartphone is a bad deal. These cheap phones prove it

Thousand-dollar phones are commonplace in 2023. But these cheap phones will make you think twice before spending that kind of money on a smartphone again.
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I’ve used the Nothing Phone 2. It should be your next smartphone

I’ve been using the Nothing Phone 2 for a couple of weeks. It’s fun, high-quality, and should absolutely be your next smartphone. Here’s why.
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How to print from your Android smartphone or tablet

Printing from a mobile device is now easier than ever — you don’t even need a PC. Here’s how to print from an Android smartphone or tablet in multiple ways.
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How to mirror your smartphone or tablet on your TV

Casting apps and streaming services to your TV from your phone is cool, but with screen mirroring you can share whatever you see on your device. Here’s how.
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Extreme effort to retrieve dropped smartphone leads to suspension

A government official in India dropped his phone in a reservoir and asked divers to retrieve it. When they failed, he resorted to extreme measures.
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Check out King Charles’s Coronation Crown up close using your smartphone or tablet

As (some) Brits get ready to celebrate King Charle’s Coronation tomorrow which will see the King ride around with the Queen Consort in a fancy new carriage with air-conditioning, there may be some viewers wishing they could get a closer look at the King’s Coronation Crown and other assorted Crown Jewels. If so, Sky TV […]

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How to use Amazon’s Alexa app on your smartphone

Amazon’s Alexa app brings its immensely popular voice search and control features to many Android and iOS phones. We’ll show you how to make the most of it.
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Oppo’s Find X6 Pro looks to take smartphone photography to the next level

The Oppo Find X6 Pro is a high-end smartphone that was released earlier today at an event in China. It has a number of features that make it a top-of-the-line device, including Qualcomm’s newest 8-series processor, a large and vibrant AMOLED display, and a long-lasting battery with ultra-fast charging. And, as you may have guessed […]

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The Realme GT Neo 5 is the fastest-charging smartphone, ever

For those that believe Google’s claim that 23W charging is actually fast, you may be surprised to learn that a phone that charges over ten times faster has launched earlier today. Realme’s GT Neo 5 maxes out the capabilities of its USB-C port with 240W Ultra-fast charging speeds. Yeah, that’s 240W, which means that the […]

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Plugable’s new USB-C Docking Station can turn your smartphone or tablet into a workstation

Modern smartphones and tablets are capable of so much more than just scrolling through social media, with many models able to be used as pseudo laptops when it comes time to get a spot of work done. Whether it’s a Galaxy S22 Ultra, iPad, or perhaps a Surface Duo, Plugable’s new USB-C Docking Station with […]

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[Deal] Grab a saving on Honor’s Magic 4 Pro smartphone, Pad 8 tablet, and MagicBook 16 laptop

Whether you are on the lookout for a new smartphone, tablet, or laptop for work or play, there are some big savings to be had in Honor UK’s latest sale which sees the Magic 4 Pro and Honor 70 smartphones on offer at reduced prices, as well as the 12-inch Honor Pad 8 tablet and […]

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The best smartphone stocking stuffers for the 2022 holidays

Get into the holiday spirit with some delightful gadget stocking stuffers for friends, family, or esteemed colleagues. We have some suggestions.
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These are the smartphone brands working on Snapdragon 8 Gen 2-powered flagships

As is usually the case once a new chipset has been announced, a number of smartphone brands have indicated that they are already at work developing new flagship smartphones which will be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, with OnePlus claiming that it will be the first to launch with its OnePlus 11 […]

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Honor’s Magic Vs is its first foldable smartphone

Having launched its flagship Magic 4 Pro earlier this year, Honor has today teased a new foldable smartphone called the Magic Vs which will launch on November 24th. For the moment, details on the Magic Vs are scarce so it’s unclear which processor is powering the foldable, nor what camera setup it has. But. With […]

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What does a 120Hz refresh rate do? Smartphone refresh rates explained

What is a refresh rate, and how does it affect your smartphone? Here’s an explainer of what a 90Hz or 120Hz refresh rate on a smartphone actually is.
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This is when your Oppo smartphone will get updated to ColorOS 13

ColorOS 13 is official with an ‘aquamorphic’ design and a number of new features that improve security and privacy, mult-device connectivity, and easier access to information on the Always-On-Display. If you’ve got an Oppo smartphone in your hand you might be wondering when it will get the ColorOS 13 update. If so, we’ve got the […]

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[Review] Improve your smartphone photography with the ShiftCam SnapGrip kit

Smartphones these days are much more important as cameras than telephones for most people. Whether you’re shooting photos and videos as a professional, recording your life through images, or just a social media enthusiast, you’ve probably considered camera quality before buying a phone. The smartphone camera experience is good, but not great. Sure, the images […]

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The ASUS Zenfone 9 is official – a compact smartphone with flagship credentials from $699/€800

There aren’t many options in the compact flagship segment but the newly announced Zenfone 9 from Asus is certainly one to consider with its Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, up to 16GB RAM, a 120Hz AMOLED display, and a 50MP main camera which has gimbal stabilization and OIS. All this for a price tag starting […]

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The best apps for a second smartphone number

Back in the old days, a mobile phone functioned as a second phone number. We compile some apps that provide extra phone lines for your current smartphone.
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Here’s what a photo from a 200MP smartphone camera looks like

The Motorola X30 Pro (aka. the Edge 30 Ultra) boasts an impressive camera, but now that we’ve seen a sample image taken by it, it’s looking better and better.
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Smartphone gaming modes are fun, flashy, and horribly unhelpful

Smartphone makers sing the praises of game modes on their phones, but these tricks don’t really improve the gaming experience as you’d expect.
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TCL Stylus 5G review: A clunky first step into the stylus smartphone market

If you’re a fan of Samsung’s Galaxy Note line or smartphones with a stylus in general, your options are limited these days. Samsung’s Note line has been discontinued in favor of putting the S-Pen in the Galaxy S22 Ultra, and LG has totally stepped out of the game. On the budget side of things Motorola […]

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Nothing founder teases company’s first Android smartphone

Carl Pei, founder of Nothing, has teased that the London-based consumer technology startup is working on its very first Android smartphone.
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How to improve your audio experience on your Samsung Galaxy smartphone

If you’ve got a recent Samsung smartphone and are struggling with poor sound when taking voice calls I feel your pain. I have a Samsung Note10+ and often really struggle to hear calls; we live in a bit of a signal black hole and at home-time, our quiet road is like the main highway with […]

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New 3D smartphone technology could change photography, experts say

Researchers at Stanford University have created a novel approach that allows standard image sensors to see light in three dimensions.
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Vivo’s first tablet and the X Fold smartphone get shown off in an official teaser

News about Vivo’s first folding smartphone is gathering momentum ahead of the rumored launch on April 11th in China with the X Fold now being shown off in a 30-second teaser promo video. And as a bonus, Vivo also posted a promo video showing off its first Android tablet which is believed to be called […]

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The OSOM OV1 could offer the ‘essential’ smartphone experience when it launches in Q4 2022, no word on possible Kenobi Edition

Those of us that were disappointed when Essential shut its doors and thus consigned hopes of a second-generation smartphone to history will perk up when they hear that a number of the team that worked on the original Essential Phone are planning on launching a new smartphone under the OSOM brand called the OV1. The […]

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Carl Pei teases a return to Android that could essentially be a Nothing smartphone

Ever since he left OnePlus and created Nothing, it has been thought that Carl Pei would turn his hand to smartphones again, and it could be that 2022 is the year that it will happen if his teasing tweet (and Qualcomm and Android’s replies) is anything to go by. His obtuse tweet (embedded above) alludes […]

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Xiaomi’s Redmi K50G gaming smartphone is official with Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset, 120W fast-charging, and 120Hz display

Xiaomi has today unveiled the Redmi K50G gaming smartphone which promises to be a powerhouse thanks to the presence of a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor and a dual vapor cooling chamber. Succeeding the K40 Gaming phone from 2021, the K50G will also be available in a Mercedes F1 Edition which offers a black, silver, […]

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[Guide] How to Sideload apps (APK files) on your Android 12 Smartphone or Tablet

Android phones are capable of installing apps outside of the Google Play Store. These come in the form of Android Package (APK) files that contain an individual app and can be installed on your phone if not available on the Google Play Store. A popular example of this is in the form of Fortnite on […]

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[Guide] How to Connect a PlayStation Controller to an Android Smartphone or Tablet

If you have a PlayStation controller that you want to use with your Android device, this guide will walk you through 3 simple steps in doing it!

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How to tell if your smartphone has been hacked

Don’t be an unwitting victim of third-party hacks. Here are some of the ways you can recognize if your smartphone has been targeted and what to do about it.
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How to transfer Nintendo Switch screenshots to your smartphone

The Nintendo Switch has a built-in screenshot function, but it’s a pretty closed ecosystem for actually sharing content. There are a few ways to share to some social media sites if that’s all you care about, but if you want to edit it or use your in-game highlights in more creative ways, that’s pretty limited. […]

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Samsung and Apple dominated the smartphone market in 2021

Despite supply chain issues around the world, the smartphone market grew in 2021, with Apple and Samsung still managing to come out on top.
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Samsung patents dual-fold smartphone with S Pen slot

A tipster has revealed details on dual-fold technology from an official patent filed by Samsung that could be used in its future devices.
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Dish enters mobile space with Celero5G smartphone, big plans

Dish Network has its own 5G network and its first phone to go along with it called the Celero5G. We went hands-on with the exclusive device.
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The Honor Magic V folding smartphone is here to tempt you

Honor has announced the Magic V, its first folding smartphone. The flagship phone is the latest device to take on the might of Samsung’s Galaxy Z range.
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The Magic V is Honor’s first foldable smartphone

Honor unveiled its first foldable smartphone today during an event held in China with the Magic V sporting a larger display than Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 3. Besides being powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset, the Magic V boasts a water-drop hinge that is said to make the display appear “creaseless.” Featuring a […]

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Best smartphone deals for December 2021

It’s never a bad time to score a new smartphone, and here are some great deals that can save you hundreds.
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The Magic V is Honor’s first foldable smartphone, will launch in China ‘soon’

Foldable smartphones are coming on strong at the tail-end of 2021 with OPPO’s recent unveiling of its Find N device and Honor’s teasing of the Magic V foldable earlier today. Little is known about the Magic V so far other than it’s a foldable smartphone that will unfold into a tablet in the same sort […]

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Honor’s first foldable smartphone will be the Magic V

Honor has teased the launch of its first foldable smartphone, the Magic V, on Twitter and Weibo. The former Huawei sub-brand called it "Honor's first foldable flagship," and said it will be released "soon," though the company didn't provide an exact date.

Rumors have been circulating about a possible Honor folding device, particularly after the company applied for the terms "Magic Fold" and "Magic Wing" with China's trademarking authority. The company's CEO George Zhao told CNET in 2019 that it was interested in building a folding phone, while its former parent Huawei recently released its third-gen folding device, the Mate X2.

Other details are scant, but a rumor from The Elec stated that an upcoming Honor folding phone would use ultra-thin glass with an 8.03-inch folding display and 6.45-inch exterior screen. If accurate, that means it would be much like Samsung's Galaxy Fold 3 and not the Galaxy Flip 3. Given that it's a flagship, it should have a relatively high-end processor and other parts.

Huawei sold Honor in November 2020 in order to "ensure it's survival," so Honor has been independent for just over a year now. Unlike with Huawei devices, Google apps are available on Honor smartphones. 

Along with Samsung, Huawei and now Honor, Xiaomi, Oppo and Motorola have recently released various types of folding smartphones. Google is also reportedly working on at least one folding Pixel device and recently announced a version of Android designed for tablets and foldables.

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Sony’s latest smartphone camera sensor gathers twice as much light

Sony has unveiled a new type of stacked CMOS sensor that uses "two-layer transistor pixels" to double the light gathering capability. Typical image sensors have the light-sensitive photodiodes and pixel transistors that control and amplify the signal on the same layer. However, the new design puts the photodiodes on top and the pixel transistors below, "approximately doubling saturation signal levels," Sony said. 

Sony pioneered stacked sensors that put fast memory and other electronics directly under the sensor, allowing for faster readout speeds and thus rapid burst shooting and reduced rolling shutter (jello effect) on cameras and smartphones. This latest sensor uses a similar idea, but packs the pixel transistors onto a separate substrate underneath the photodiode layer.

Sony has unveiled a new type of stacked CMOS sensor that uses
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That means each layer could be optimized, allowing Sony to double the sensor's light saturation (well depth), or the amount of charge each pixel can hold. That in turn allows for around double the light-capturing capability.

Sony notes that because the transistor pixels sit on a separate layer, it was able to boost the amplifier transistors in size. That allows for a bigger signal boost, reducing noise when shooting nighttime or other images in dark locations. The increased dynamic range will allow for "high-quality, low-noise images even in low-light," according to Sony. 

Sony specifically stated that the tech will allow for higher-quality smartphone photography. With double the light gathering capability, it will allow for much improved light sensitivity even in relatively small, high-megapixel sensors. Sony has yet to say when this tech will make it to smartphone or cameras, but it plans to further improve the design for both large and small sensors. 

Sony's latest smartphone camera sensor can gather twice as much light
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Are smartphone software update promises worth the paper they’re printed on?

From Google to Nokia, phone manufacturers promise years and years of software updates. But can you trust them?
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How to back up your Android smartphone

Backing up your Android phone regularly is a wise move, in case it’s lost or damaged. Our guide will walk you through a variety of ways to back up your device.
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Download the best Android apps on your new smartphone

Did you pick a great deal on a new smartphone for Black Friday? Maybe there was a new one under the Christmas tree? Whatever the reason, you’re going to need the best Android apps for that new phone, and you’re in the right place. We’ve gathered up all the best Android apps from around the […]

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