HMD teases new smartphone launch in India days after Nokia 6.1 Plus support page goes live

as mentioned in HMD has made it loud and clear that it plans to expand its 'Nokia' smartphone portfolio this year, targeting different price segments. Few weeks ago it launched the Nokia 3.1, 5.1 and the Nokia 6.1. Soon, the handset maker also launched the Nokia 6.1 Plus , which is the more powerful version of the Nokia 6.1, in Hong Kong. Now it looks like the device is set to make an entry in the Indian smartphone market.Nokia Mobile India's official Twitter page has asked fans to tell which Nokia device is their favourite. Answering it on a dedicated web page will give them a chance to witness the next exclusive launch event.

Meet the hot new dash cam you can control from your smartphone

A dash cam is obviously a must-have device for anyone who wants to be able to drive with the comfort in knowing you're covered if you ever get into an accident. If you use a dash cam, the entire incident will be recorded and the police won't have to rely on anyone's word. If you don't already have one, definitely check out the Goluk T2 1080P Dash Cam. It has a great compact design that doesn't obstruct your view at all, it records terrific high-quality footage, and you can even connect your smartphone to control it. BGR Deals content is independent of Editorial and Advertising, and BGR may receive a commission on purchases made through our posts.

The new version of the camera that lets your smartphone see anywhere is down to its lowest price

referring to Depstech's wireless borescope cameras are some of the most popular smartphone accessories we've ever covered. Thousands and thousands of our readers have bought them over the years, which makes perfect sense when you consider how useful they are. The Depstech 1200P Semi-rigid Wireless Borescope is the newest version of Depstech's wireless camera, and it features improved optics for the clearest possible image. Here's more info from the product page:【Innovative WiFi Endoscope with great compatibility】: different from endoscope camera in the market, this wireless wifi inspection camera will work with Android devices( Android 2.3+), as well as iPhone IOS system(iOS 6.0+). 【Simple Operation Method】 : Turning on WiFi box to generate endoscope WiFi, connect your working device with the endoscope WiFi, and then just enjoy the expected view with our unique app "Depstech".

Sony announces new sensor for sharper smartphone photos - Tech News

Sony is gearing up to help the next generation of smartphones take even sharper pictures thanks to a new picture sensor. Sony's IMX586 picture sensor will deliver a whopping 48-megapixel resolution, helping it to compete with professional cameras.Still, because the number of pixels by itself won't necessarily ensure better pictures, the Japanese manufacturer is emphasising a number of other technological advancements.The individual photo pixels of the sensor have been shrunk down to extremely small sizes, which could lead to noise on images, particularly in bad lighting conditions.But while the new chip will have the smallest photo pixels on the market with an edge length of only 0.8 micrometers, every pixel will also pick up signals from four adjacent pixels under poor lighting, which should improve the quality of pictures.The first prototypes of the chips should be delivered in September – meaning that smartphones should arrive on the market with these chips in the coming year. The IMX586 is priced at 3,000 Yen (RM109), according to Sony.The Japanese conglomerate is the leading supplier of picture sensors for smartphones and sells them to market leaders like Samsung and Apple, among others. Sony has positioned its own smartphones as having above-average picture quality. Still, the electronics giant's Xperia models have only been able to capture a small share of the smartphone market despite being among the first to be waterproof.

Huawei's Honor unveils a new smartphone with a massive 7-inch screen

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