The 48-megapixel camera is becoming a mainstay on smartphones today, almost regardless of how much they cost. But do we really need a camera with such a massive megapixel count on our phones? We’re ...

Overview: Phones under Rs. 30,000 in 2025 can deliver decent camera performance, including a 50 MP primary camera, ...

Get ultra 4K video quality, high resolution pictures and portability all in one camera by exploring some of the best compact ...

Megapixel technology has realized significant improvements over the years so much so that it is now one of the dominant forces behind buying decisions of many digital devices. Think about it. Snapshot ...

Digital camera and smartphone marketing often highlights the number of pixels on the camera sensor on the basis that big numbers are good, and huge numbers are even better. The resolving power of the ...

Together with the X300 series, OriginOS made its global market debut. Supported by Ultra-core Computing, Memory Fusion, and ...

So far, 2025 has been a year of innovation, nostalgia, and technical evolution in the mirrorless world. B&H Photo's top ten ...

Samsung’s upcoming flagship lineup is expected to be the tech giant's most promising release. Recent S26 leaks have surprised ...

Earlier this year, Samsung treated us to the kind of image madness we could expect from its new 200-megapixel camera sensor by pasting a huge photo of a cat on the side of a building. The honors for ...

It was just a few years ago that a big-deal digital camera was a 1.3 megapixel model. Then 2MP, then 3 and 4. Now, 5, 6 even 8 and more are becoming the norm. That’s why I was interested to hear that ...

Keeping up with technology is a constant race. Moore’s Law makes sure of that, despite recent news that the well-known processing power law (the doubling of transistors per unit area) will reach its ...

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