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The smartphone industry has matured to a point where annual upgrades often feel iterative rather than transformative. Yet every so often, a device arrives that genuinely shifts expectations. vivo’s ...

Samsung released the second beta of One UI 8.5 to the Galaxy S25 series, and this brings back the missing Dual Rec and Single Take camera features. To jog your memory, the first One UI 8.5 beta, which ...

Xiaomi is launching the 17 Ultra this week, and the company has also explained why the phone is arriving earlier than its predecessor. Now, we finally have a proper look at the device itself, thanks ...

Did our AI summary help? Leaks surrounding the OnePlus 16 have begun to surface even as the OnePlus 15 continues its global rollout. According to a new tip shared on Chinese social media, OnePlus is ...

Modern home security cameras are packed with more high-tech bells and whistles than ever, but even the smartest AI-equipped lens is useless if you're a total amateur at installation. It's great that ...

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With smartphones resurgent, automotive accelerating and new use cases expanding fast, camera modules are no longer a single-engine industry. They are becoming a multi-pillar growth story driven by ...

The Xiaomi 17 Ultra is launching in China this week. The Xiaomi 17 series made its debut in China back in September as the first smartphones to use the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip. The Chinese ...

Technically, the Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G has three lenses on the back. However, best we can tell, one of these is a very basic depth sensor and not even Xiaomi advertises it as a camera of any sort. So, ...