What’s the Nokia G50 all about? What’s the Nokia G50 all about? As noted above, 5G is a primary selling point for Nokia G50. And that’s driven by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 480 platform, coupled with a modest 4GB RAM and 128GB of storage. With microSD card support for up to 512GB. But all of that isn’t the only way Nokia G50 looks to be future proof, right from launch. The Nokia G50 is also Wi-Fi 6-ready, with Bluetooth 5....
As per the Nokia announcement, the G11 Plus features a 6.51″ HD+ screen, and its refresh rate is set at 90Hz. You can find a hole that houses the 8MP selfie camera at the top-notch. On the rear panel, you can find a 50MP primary camera and a 2MP auxiliary unit. The fingerprint scanner is also there. Nokia has been conservative in announcing the processor, but it says the G11 Plus has 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage....
These two phones are considerably different, despite the fact they’re both foldable phones, and the fact they both open up like a book. The size is considerably different, and that changes pretty much everything. There’s a lot more to talk about, though, as the two companies approached the design process differently. Having said that, we’ll list their specs, and go from there. Let’s compare the Huawei Mate X2 vs OPPO Find N....
Pixel 6a will also arrive in several other countries Pixel 6a will also arrive in several other countries Google last year launched the Pixel 5a only in the US and Japan. But the company is expanding the availability of its 2022 mid-range offering to numerous other markets. Perhaps the Pixel 6a will be available in more markets than the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro flagships. In addition to the 12 countries where the latter two went on sale — Canada, Germany, Ireland, France, Italy, Spain, Japan, Australia, Singapore, Taiwan, the UK, and the US — the upcoming phone will also be available in India....
One thing to know about the Pixel 7’s face unlock feature is that there’s no dedicated sensor for it. There’s no iris scanner or Time-of-Flight sensor like we saw on other devices. It’s just using the phone’s selfie camera. Google uses the same AI algorithms present in Google photos for the face unlock feature. So, the same technology that recognizes your face in your photos is the same technology unlocking your phone....
