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Portrait mode is an easy solution to click breathtaking pictures. Night mode can significantly improve the quality of low-light photos. Smartphone photography has come a long way from its humble beginnings. Thanks to the rapid development in silicon technology, and fast-evolving algorithms, we can now click almost DSLR-like pictures using our point-and-shoot smartphone cameras. From taking photos in extremely low-light situations to clicking macro shots and even beautiful portrait shots with a creamy bokeh effect, everything is now possible with the humble smartphone camera.  While smartpho...

Chinese tech giant Huawei has launched Mate X2, the companys latest foldable phone, as the successor to the Mate X that was launched in 2019. The base model is priced at 17,999 Yuan while the 512GB RAM version is 18,999 Yuan. It will go on sale in China on February 25 and will come with a Huawei SuperCharge charger, a Type-C data cable, a pair of Type-C earphones, and a leather protective case included inside the box, reports GizmoChina. The Mate X2 sports a vivid 8-inch internal display with a resolution of 2480 x 2200 whereas the display outside measures 6.45-inches with a 2700 x 1160 r...

Read more about LG launches 'W41' series smartphones with 48MP camera, 5000mAh battery on Business Standard. LG on Monday unveiled its latest W41-series smartphones -- the W41, W41+ and W41 Pro at a starting price of Rs 13,490 in India.

Nokia unlike other Chinese brands focus on build quality and giving a cleaner Android experience. The Nokia 3.4 does not get unnecessary advertisements that all the Chinese companies are pushing to the users. This makes a considerable option for those looking to buy a budget Android smartphone.

Advertisement Merely Monitoring App Activity Data Does Not Support a Claim Under California’s Invasion Of Privacy Act, But Is It Sufficient To Allege (Common-Law) Invasion of Privacy? Friday, February 19, 2021 In the ongoing action related to Alphabet Inc.’s alleged monitoring and tracking of non-Google applications on Android devices,  McCoy V. Alphabet, Inc. et al., No. 5:20-cv-05427, the Northern District of California recently granted Defendant a sweeping victory on most of Plaintiffs’ allegations, albeit with leave to amend.  In a 25-page order on Defendant’s motion ...