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Next Samsung update will uplift Nightography on Galaxy S23

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Samsung Galaxy S23 Nightography update

Samsung Galaxy S23 series received April 2023 security update in late March 2023, which brought a bunch of new features and improvements for the Camera app. Now, a piece of new information suggests that the next update for Samsung Galaxy S23 will improve the Nightography feature.

According to the information via reliable tipster @UniverseIce, Samsung is testing new software for Galaxy S23 Ultra with the version ending with WD3. This new firmware will enhance the Nightography function of the Samsung Galaxy S23 to click more amazing photos at night.

At the moment, the tipster has not mentioned any timeline for the release of the update but he is sure that the update will bring improvements to the camera’s nightography function of Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Nightography update

The next update means it could be the May 2023 security update as the Galaxy S23 smartphones already got April 2023 update. Notably, Samsung recently started May 2023 security update rollout and the company will soon make it available for the latest S23 flagships.

If you are using the Samsung Galaxy S23 smartphone, you can check for regular updates and keep an eye out for update notifications as a new update may arrive any time from now.

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In March 2023, the same tipster revealed that the Galaxy S23 would get a major camera update, and that turned out to be true as the April 2023 patch added new features and fixes to the Galaxy S23 smartphones.

Now it has to be seen whether the night photography feature improves with the new update. As a well-known tipster has given information about the new camera feature improvement of the Samsung Galaxy S23. Nevertheless, till the time the company releases any official information or update, we can take this with a pinch of salt.

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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 camera upgrade confirmed at Camera FV-5, BIS

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Samsung is on the verge of introducing its sixth generation foldable smartphones – the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6. The Galaxy Z Flip 6 has recently received BIS certification for the Indian market, indicating that its release is near. Now, the Galaxy Z Flip 6 appears on another database that confirms its camera configuration.

According to the information, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 with model number SM-F741B has been spotted on the Camera FV-5 database. This listing confirms the presence of a 50MP primary camera, a significant upgrade from the previous model’s 12MP camera.

Moreover, the information also suggests the Z Flip 6 will feature EIS and OIS stabilization with an f/1.8 aperture and a 5.4mm focal length. This is setting a new standard for foldable device photography. The new camera is expected to provide improved photo quality.

Camera FV-5

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2024 event is scheduled to take place in Paris before the 2024 Olympic Games. The event is set to showcase the Galaxy Z Flip 6 alongside other new Samsung products, including the Galaxy Z Fold 6, the Galaxy Ring, and an updated Galaxy Watch 7 series.

Galaxy Z Flip 6 BIS Certification

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Samsung unveils Galaxy F55 5G in India, price remains mystery!

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Samsung has reportedly postponed the Galaxy F55 5G’s launch in India. New information suggests that the company will now reveal its new Galaxy smartphone on May 27. Meanwhile, all key specs have been revealed, with pricing remaining the mystery now.

Previously, Samsung confirmed the Galaxy F55 5G India launch for May 17 (today). While the official debut has now been delayed by 10 days, the company has listed the device with all the key specifications and features, while keeping the price unannounced.

Samsung’s F55 5G matches the specifications of the M55 5G and the design of the C55 5G. It sports a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED display with FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. It’s equipped with Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 processor with up to 12GB RAM and 256GB storage.

There’s a triple rear camera arrangement on the back, consisting of a 50MP main, an 8MP ultrawide, and a 2MP macro sensor. For selfies and video calling, the Galaxy F55 5G packs a 50MP snapper, which is surprisingly a big deal in the segment.

Powered by a 5,000mAh battery, it supports fast charging up to 45W. It’s slated to get four years of Android + One UI upgrades and five years of security patches. Featuring a Vegan Leather design on the back, it will be available in two different shades: Raisin Black and Apricot Crush.

Samsung Galaxy F55 5G

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Vivo X100 Ultra w/ 200MP Periscope beats Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra

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Vivo X100 Ultra is officially launched to challenge Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra with a 200MP Periscope camera. Specs-wise, this smartphone outpaces Samsung’s latest Galaxy S24 Ultra in terms of imaging capabilities, thanks to the custom Periscope sensor.

The new Vivo X100 Ultra comes with a 1-inch Sony LYT-900 main camera, and a 200MP periscope camera leveraging the 1/1.4″ ISOCELL HP9 sensor co-developed with Samsung. It’s notably the largest telephoto sensor fitted on a phone to date.

The Periscope introduces f/2.67 aperture and an 85mm equivalent focal length. Following its collaboration, Vivo brought Zeiss T* coating and Zeiss APO certification to the X100 Ultra, as part of delivering improved clarity and less fringing at contrast edges.

This monstrous zoom camera brings up to 3.7x optical zoom and 20% improved light sensitivity. Its telephoto macro (a.k.a. telemacro) mode offers 20x magnification. The company also introduced its BlueImage algorithm which was in development for eight years.

Vivo X100 Ultra

X100 Ultra’s 50MP main camera uses a 1/0.98” LYT-900 sensor with f/1.75 aperture and 23mm focal length. It also supports up to 4K 120fps video recording and Dolby Vision support. Besides, the 3rd lens is a 14mm equivalent ultrawide with a 1/2″ 50MP LYT-600 sensor.

Galaxy S24 Ultra…

The Galaxy S24 Ultra comes with a quad rear camera setup. The module consists of an advanced 200MP primary sensor – ISOCELL HP2, an ultrawide camera, a 10MP Telephoto with 3x optical zoom, and a 50MP Periscope with 5x optical zoom.

As the periscope camera is co-developed by Samsung, quality shouldn’t be questioned. This year’s Samsung flagship is equipped with a new 50MP periscope camera with 5x optical zoom. However, the 200MP periscope sounds pretty capable and powerful over S24 Ultra’s.

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