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Xiaomi is planning a phone with a 108-megapixel camera

Suddenly, Samsung’s 64-megapixel phone camera sensor seems antiquated. Xiaomi has revealed that it will not only use the 64MP sensor in an upcoming Redmi phone, but that a future phone will pack a 108MP (oddly billed as 100MP) “ultra-clear” Samsung ISOCELL camera sensor. That’s a 12,032 x 9,024 image, folks. This is the kind of resolution you typically expect from medium…
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Minecraft’s recent surge on YouTube proves that the ‘PewDiePie Effect’ is still real

Almost two months ago, Felix “PewDiePie” Kjellberg did something his fans have wanted for years: he made a Minecraft video, and he’s continued to make them ever since. The result was Kjellberg’s most successful month in years, pulling in more than 570 million views in July and kickstarting a new trend among some of the biggest YouTube creators. For the first time since January 2017…
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Adobe Capture for iOS update lets you turn your photos into custom gradients

Adobe Capture for iOS has gained a neat tool today that allows users to create custom gradients from their images and save them in a variety of formats. Adobe detailed the new feature for its Capture iOS app in a blog post: Don’t just take a photo and lose it in the backlog of your photo gallery. Open Capture to quickly turn that inspiration into creation. Capture’s gradient extraction…
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Realme 5 four-cam setup revealed online

The CEO of Realme India changed his Twitter name yesterday, revealing the new name of the incoming four-camera smartphone – it will be Realme 5. Today the company announced on Weibo more details about the 64 MP main shooter. Screenshots from the camera…
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Realme 5 four-cam setup detailed

The CEO of Realme India changed his Twitter name yesterday, revealing the new name of the incoming four-camera smartphone – it will be Realme 5. Today the company announced on Weibo more details about the 64 MP main shooter. Screenshots from the camera…
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OnePlus TV listing indicates Android, sizes ranging from 43 to 75 inches

Last year, OnePlus shared its intention to break into the smart TV market as early as this year, without sharing too many of the specifics about how such a device would work. Now it seems the OnePlus TV is a real Android product line that has begun to reach regulatory bodies, revealing details such as screen size and availability. This morning, the folks at  spotted that OnePlus has submitted…
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