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Samsung One UI 5.1 Image Clipper feature spotted in Galaxy S23 Ultra

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The awaited Samsung Galaxy S23 smartphones are here with the most advanced internals and the fresh Android 13-based One UI 5.1 software. The Galaxy S23 running One UI 5.1 includes so many new features; one of them is the “Image Clipper”.

You might be familiar with the Apple iOS 16’s photo cutout feature that lets iPhone users copy any object from the picture and paste it anywhere. This feature is now available in Samsung Galaxy as well.

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Currently, we do not know whether the company will bring this feature to older Galaxy phones with the One UI 5.1 update. However, we will not have to wait much to know this as the One UI 5.1 rollout is not far away.

One UI 5.1 Image Clipper

One UI 5.1 Image Clipper feature:

The One UI 5.1 Gallery app comes with a new Image Clipper function. It provides users with the ability to extract the subject of a photo from background elements and paste it to Messages, Telegram, Notes, and more.

It digitally cuts out the main part of the photo so that you can share it on its own or paste it into another image with an entirely different background. This feature is based on machine learning to recognize certain objects in your photos, such as popular landmarks, flowers, plants, certain pet breeds, and even birds and insects.

Not only that, but your Galaxy phone can identify almost anything as a distinct subject of a photo, whether it’s a person, a street sign, a household appliance, or a random object lying on a table. Isn’t it insane?

How to extract object from pictures:

Using the Image Clipper function to extract objects from pictures is as easy as you copy any text and paste it into messages.

All you need to do is select a picture from the Gallery >> view One screen >> Long-press the object to cut. Your phone will automatically identify and cut the object. Now, you can copy the cut object to the clipboard, share it, or save it as an image.

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Samsung’s new 5G modem fuels satellite connectivity in Google Pixel 9 series

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Google‘s Pixel 9 series is ready to introduce a significant upgrade with emergency satellite connectivity and new Samsung modem. This series aims to solve the persistent connectivity problems seen in previous Pixel models.

According to the information via AndroidAuthority, Samsung Modem 5400 will be integrated with Tensor G4 chips for the Pixel 9 series to bring significant improvements in terms of speed, power efficiency, and stability

The Pixel 9’s modem will support 5G non-terrestrial networks (NTN), which means it will enable satellite-based communication. This is particularly important for emergencies where standard network coverage is unavailable.

Moreover, this innovative feature is not exclusive to the Pixel 9. The next-generation Pixel Fold and a 5G tablet, currently under development, will also be equipped with the same modem.

One of the most notable features of this upgrade is the ability to connect with emergency services via satellite, which is crucial for users in areas without cellular coverage. To facilitate this, Google has implemented a system that guides users through a set of questions, allowing for quick communication with emergency responders. For example,

  • What happened?
  • [Are you/Are they/Is everyone] breathing?
  • In total, how many people are [missing/trapped]?
  • What best describes your situation?
  • What is on fire?
  • Are there weapons involved?

Although the release details for the 5G tablet are still unclear, the Pixel 9 series is expected to lead the way in mobile communication technology, ensuring users can remain connected in any location.

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Samsung’s Variable Aperture Camera makes surprise return with Leica Leitz Phone 3

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Samsung’s Galaxy S9 and S10 were equipped with variable aperture Camera tech, which could be revived with the next Leica phone. World-know camera manufacturer Leica also has a dedicated smartphone segment, which focuses on stunning camera specifications.

Latest inputs indicate that the upcoming Leitz Phone 3 by Leica will feature a variable aperture camera tech – the same as Samsung’s legendary Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S10. The company is reportedly working on the Leitz Phone 3 which will be launched in Japan only.

Camera Specs

Leica Leitz Phone 3 is said to have a 47.2MP primary 1-inch sensor with an aperture of f/1.9, a depth sensor with 1.9MP, plus a 12.6MP sensor for the front camera. The specs are the same as Phone 2, but the variable aperture feature sets the Leitz Phone 3 apart.

The company itself confirmed that the Leitz Phone 3 is equipped with variable aperture camera tech. This high-profile camera feature will allow users to adjust the opening to the sensor to improve photography in different lighting conditions.

Leica is also said to have optimized software with Noctilux-M 1:1.2/50 mm, Summilux-M 1:1.4/28 mm, and Summilux-M 1:1.4/35 mm sensors. As a result, the smartphone will allow users to choose between f/1.2, f/1.4, and f/8 aperture levels to better shoot in sunlight and low-light conditions.

Leica Leitz Phone 3

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Xiaomi Mix Fold 4 targets Samsung Fold’s Achilles heel w/ dual zoom camera

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 might not get any camera upgrades. Meanwhile, the Xiaomi MIX FOLD 4 is expected to be equipped with dual zoom camera sensors, which will leave the next Samsung Fold in the dust.

AndroidHeadlines spotted in HyperOS code that the upcoming Xiaomi MIX FOLD 4 features two telephoto cameras: a 60MP 2x camera (OV60A40) and a 10MP 5x periscope lens (S5K3K1).

Dual telephoto isn’t happening for the first time in foldable phones as vivo X Fold and X Fold Plus already offer the feature. However, dual zoom cameras are still difficult to see in regular phones and rare in foldables.

While Xiaomi is uplifting the foldable zoom camera game with MIX FOLD 4, Samsung might continue to bring a 10-megapixel 3x telephoto camera to its next-generation Galaxy Z Fold smartphones.

Apart from this, Xiaomi’s next Fold boasts a 50MP main camera (OVX8000), a 13MP ultrawide rear lens (OV13B10), and a 16MP selfie camera on each panel. The rated battery capacity and charging speed of 100W is also rumored.

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