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After seven days of news and headlines about the world of Android, this week's Android circuit includes the phone that beats the Galaxy S10, the hidden Galaxy Note 10, the Huawei P30 Pro leaks, the Nokia 9 PureView camera reviewed, OnePlus winning user interface, and a new camera for the Twitter application.
Android Circuit is here to remind you of some of the many things that have happened around Android over the past week (and you can find the weekly summary of Apple news here).
The fast successor of the Galaxy S10
Samsung has a challenger for the Galaxy S10 which will be faster than the new flagship products … it's the Galaxy Note 10. Of course, each smartphone will be "improved" six months after its launch, but Gordon Kelly of Forbes reports, the S10 has been retained a little:
Picked up last week, Samsung has taken a performance shortcut with the entire Galaxy S10 range, which is hard to swallow. Each Galaxy S10 model is equipped with UFS 2.1 storage, although Samsung has announced the commercial availability of UFS 3.0, twice as fast and more efficient, which would reduce battery consumption.
Samsung has already confirmed that the Galaxy Fold will have UFS 3.0 when it launches next month and that each Samsung flagship phone will now include this new generation storage. But the Galaxy S10 range has been left in the cold. It's a shame, because everywhere else, models are equipped with advanced technologies.
(From left to right) The Samsung Galaxy S10e, S10 with 5G and S10 +, was exhibited at the Mobile World Congress on February 25, 2019 in Barcelona, Spain. (Photo by Joan Cros / NurPhoto via Getty Images)Getty
Note 10 also includes version 5G
We all know that the Galaxy Note 10 is on the way, but we did not know if it was a 5G variant. In the core code of the Galaxy S10 is the expression "davinci5g" … davinci being the code name of the note 10, and 5G being an obvious suffix, as I reported earlier this week:
The geekerati will not be surprised to learn that a 5G version of the Galaxy Note will be available, but that's the first sign of confirmation from Samsung that such a device is being planned. The Note series typically features Samsung's most important innovations, although a 5G Galaxy S10 was noted, the first 5G handsets from many manufacturers are closer to network deployment schedules than reliable launch dates year after year .
New Huawei P30 Pro Specs Leak
In the week in which Huawei noted ten million sales for the Mate 20, the details of the upcoming P30 Pro were leaked. Although we were still waiting for the lens details of the four-lens camera and the front-facing depth sensor was replaced by a higher resolution camera (probably for facial recognition), details about the camera 39; screen being output appear. & nbsp;James Rogerson reports:
… The Huawei P30 Pro will have an OLED screen of 6.47 inches 1080 x 2340, which will make it a larger but smaller resolution than the 640-inch 1440 x 3120 screen of the Huawei Mate 20 Pro.
The screen can also have a knack in its bag, because according to this information, the earpiece is integrated, which means that the screen would vibrate to produce a sound and act as a speaker. This looks like a feature found on the LG G8.
Nokia 9 PureView Thoughts
With five camera lenses, the Nokia 9 PureView from HMD Global was great. The first handsets are now available to consumers and reviewers, the camera is currently under intense testing. Is it up to the promises of Finnish society? & Nbsp;GSM Arena looks at& nbsp; including comparisons with the iPhone XS.
We believe that the biggest leap forward could actually be the quality of the depth mapping of the stage. You see, having five cameras with different viewpoints facing the same scene gives the Nokia 9 PureView an extremely accurate depth map of that scene. This is not just the resolution of the depth map – there are a lot of phones with high resolution imagers. The key lies in the depth levels that can be recognized – Nokia says that while most phones can recognize up to 10 to 15 focal planes, the Nokia 9 PureView captures up to 1,200 and extrapolates them by IA in an infinite number of layers.
This has two advantages: the ability to create photos with a realistic defocus effect and the ability to take a picture and choose a different point later (so you can eventually correct the focus on a person's face) ).
You can see the comparison images between the Nokia 9 PureView and the iPhone XS right here. It is also worthwhile to launch the first batch of handsets on the software. So check if an update corrects for voltage drops in the camera and the operation of the fingerprint scanner. as noted the head of the product department, Juho Sarvikas..
The new view of the Nokia 9 Pure is presented at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain on February 27, 2019. (Photo by ADRIA PUIG / Anadolu Agency / Getty Images)Getty
OnePlus finds a winning user interface
What happens when you ask your community for a new software feature and you receive a portfolio and a website that rips and reworks the entire user interface? If you are OnePlus, you know you have found the winner of #OnePlusPMChallenge.
It comes from L & oacute; andro Tijink (known as 'Its.Leandroo' in the community). Rather than addressing an additional feature or application, Tijink has taken a close look at the OxygenOS user interface and has proposed a clearer approach to the user interface with a focus on ease of use and a language of ease. consistent design for applications.
More here on Forbesand monitor the new user interface for OxygenOS during the year.
And finally…
In addition to testing a beta application on iOS (twitr), Twitter is rolling out an update of its main mobile application on iOS and Android. This will bypass the camera software installed on a handset in favor of the camera software built into Twitter's application. & Nbsp;Holly Twitter reports:
The new camera built into the app sounds exactly like the one added by Facebook and Instagram to look more like Snapchat: you slide to the left from the main screen to access it, and your photo or video can be rendered more annoying with superimposed text, hashtags, etc.
Oddly, you are currently not allowed to download existing images in the new feature. So try your luck if you take a picture of the perfect sunset in your camera app and want to publish it with #blessed. That was also the case with Snapchat and they finally capitulated. So we expect Twitter to do the same before long.
Android Circuit is touring the news of the Android world every weekend on Forbes. Do not forget to follow me to lose no cover in the future, and of course read the sister column in Apple Loop! Last week's Android circuit can be found hereand if you have news and links that you would like to see on Android Circuit, contact us!
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After seven days of news and headlines about the world of Android, this week's Android circuit includes the phone that beats the Galaxy S10, the hidden Galaxy Note 10, the Huawei P30 Pro leaks, the Nokia 9 PureView camera reviewed, OnePlus winning user interface, and a new camera for the Twitter application.
Android Circuit is here to remind you of some of the many things that have happened around Android over the past week (and you can find the Apple News weekly summary here).
The fast successor of the Galaxy S10
Samsung has a challenger for the Galaxy S10 that will be faster than the new flagship products … it's the Galaxy Note 10. Of course, every smartphone will be "upgraded" six months after its launch, but as reported by Gordon Kelly of Forbes, the S10 has been retained a little:
Picked up last week, Samsung has taken a performance shortcut with the entire Galaxy S10 range, which is hard to swallow. Each Galaxy S10 model is equipped with UFS 2.1 storage, although Samsung has announced the commercial availability of UFS 3.0, twice as fast and more efficient, which would reduce battery consumption.
Samsung has already confirmed that the Galaxy Fold will have UFS 3.0 when it launches next month and that each Samsung flagship phone will now include this new generation storage. But the Galaxy S10 range has been left in the cold. It's a shame, because everywhere else, models are equipped with advanced technologies.
Learn more here about Forbes.
(From left to right) The Samsung Galaxy S10e, S10 with 5G and S10 +, was exhibited at the Mobile World Congress on February 25, 2019 in Barcelona, Spain. (Photo by Joan Cros / NurPhoto via Getty Images)Getty
Note 10 also includes version 5G
We all know that the Galaxy Note 10 is on the way, but we did not know if it was a 5G variant. In the core code of the Galaxy S10 is the phrase "davinci5g" … davinci being the code name of the note 10, and 5G an obvious suffix, as I had reported earlier this week:
The geekerati will not be surprised to learn that a 5G version of the Galaxy Note will be available, but this is the first sign of confirmation from Samsung that such a device is expected . The Note series typically features Samsung's most important innovations, although a 5G Galaxy S10 was noted, the first 5G handsets from many manufacturers are closer to network deployment schedules than reliable launch dates year after year .
More here on Forbes.
New Huawei P30 Pro Specs Leak
In the week in which Huawei noted ten million sales for the Mate 20, the details of the upcoming P30 Pro were leaked. Although we were still waiting for the lens details of the four-lens camera and the front-facing depth sensor was replaced by a higher resolution camera (probably for facial recognition), details about the camera 39; screen being output appear. James Rogerson reports:
… The Huawei P30 Pro will have an OLED screen of 6.47 inches 1080 x 2340, which will make it a larger but smaller resolution than the 640-inch 1440 x 3120 screen of the Huawei Mate 20 Pro.
The screen can also have a knack in its bag, because according to this information, the earpiece is integrated, which means that the screen would vibrate to produce a sound and act as a speaker. This looks like a feature found on the LG G8.
More at TechRadar.
Nokia 9 PureView Thoughts
With five camera lenses, the Nokia 9 PureView from HMD Global was great. The first handsets are now available to consumers and reviewers, the camera is currently under intense testing. Is it up to the promises of Finnish society? The GSM Arena takes a closer look at the comparisons with the iPhone XS.
We believe that the biggest leap forward could actually be the quality of the depth mapping of the stage. You see, having five cameras with different viewpoints facing the same scene gives the Nokia 9 PureView an extremely accurate depth map of that scene. This is not just the resolution of the depth map – there are a lot of phones with high resolution imagers. The key lies in the depth levels that can be recognized – Nokia says that while most phones can recognize up to 10 to 15 focal planes, the Nokia 9 PureView captures up to 1,200 and extrapolates them by IA in an infinite number of layers.
This has two advantages: the ability to create photos with a realistic defocus effect and the ability to take a picture and choose a different point later (so you can eventually correct the focus on a person's face) ).
You can see the comparison images between the Nokia 9 PureView and the iPhone XS here. It is also worthwhile to launch the first batch of handsets on the software. So check if an update corrects for voltage drops in the camera and the operation of the fingerprint scanner. as noted the head of the product department, Juho Sarvikas..
The new view of the Nokia 9 Pure is presented at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain on February 27, 2019. (Photo by ADRIA PUIG / Anadolu Agency / Getty Images)Getty
OnePlus finds a winning user interface
What happens when you ask your community for a new software feature and you receive a portfolio and a website that rips and reworks the entire user interface? If you're OnePlus, you know you've found the #OnePlusPMChallenge winner.
It comes from Léandro Tijink (known as 'Its.Leandroo' in the community). Rather than addressing an additional feature or application, Tijink has taken a close look at the OxygenOS user interface and has proposed a clearer approach to the user interface with a focus on ease of use and a language of ease. consistent design for applications.
More details here on Forbes and monitor the new user interface in OxygenOS during the year.
And finally…
In addition to testing a beta application on iOS (twitr), Twitter is rolling out an update of its main mobile application on iOS and Android. This will bypass the camera software installed on a handset in favor of the camera software built into the application of Twitter. Holly Twitter reports:
The new camera built into the app sounds exactly like the one added by Facebook and Instagram to look more like Snapchat: you slide to the left from the main screen to access it, and your photo or video can be rendered more annoying with superimposed text, hashtags, etc.
Oddly, you are currently not allowed to download existing images in the new feature. So try your luck if you take a picture of the perfect sunset in your camera app and want to publish it with #blessed. That was also the case with Snapchat and they finally capitulated. So we expect Twitter to do the same before long.
More in Gizmodo.
Android Circuit is touring the news of the Android world every weekend on Forbes. Do not forget to follow me to lose no cover in the future and of course read the sister section of Apple Loop! Last week's Android circuit can be found here, and if you have news and links that you would like to see on Android Circuit, contact us!