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LG is officially gone from the smartphone business, and while the company wasn’t exactly doing much on the flagship front, it did have some market share in the budget market. Samsung is looking to pick up the reigns and take over this opportunity with its Galaxy A series of smartphones. To get things started, Samsung …
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Samsung s next Galaxy flagship could use one of the iPhone 12 s camera tricks
Samsung phones often feature cutting-edge camera hardware. The Galaxy S9 and S10 series had their dual aperture main sensors, while the S20 and S21 Ultra push boundaries when it comes to zoom capabilities. A new rumor suggests that a future Galaxy smartphone might have new stabilization technology that has yet to be seen in an Android device.
Most phones use optical image stabilization (OIS) to provide more stable video. OIS allows a lens to pivot within its housing to negate vibrations from shaky hands, wind, or whatever else is moving your phone. While most actual cameras still use this form of OIS, there s also an even better kind that can be found on high-end cameras.
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