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Recently, Poco launched a new mid-range Poco X3 smartphone for 16,999 rupees. With the introduction of the new Little Mid Ranger, there was tough competition in this segment. While Realme 7 Pro is available for Rs 21,999, both Poco X3 and Realme 7 Pro come with Android 10, complete with dual SIM functionality and an aspect ratio of 20: 9. Today we're going to compare Realme 7 Pro and Poco. X3 and we'll see which one is best for you. Display Comparison : Realme 7 Pro has a Super AMOLED capacitive screen with a 6.4-inch screen protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 3. The refresh rate is 60 Hz, framed in a frameless perforated screen. The Poco X3 comes with a 6.67-inch IPS LCD screen with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 and a 120Hz refresh rate. It also comes with a frameless punch-hole display. Realme 7 Pro is relatively thinner than the Poco X3. Processor Comparison Realme 7 Pro runs on Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G chipset with an octa-core processor up to 2.3 GHz, while Poco X3 runs on Qualco

A Chinese patent application inclined the development of a smartphone with Xiaomi lens for periscope. Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is working on a new smartphone with a periscope lens. According to a report from a Chinese publication MyDrivers, referring to the company's recent application to the State Intellectual Property Office of China below the title "Parts for cameras and electronic devices", the company seems to work on a camera equipped with a periscope camera. This type of camera design has been used in the past to provide optical zoom functions without increasing the thickness of the camera and lens modules. The patent bears the application number CN201822150093.2 of December 20, 2018, which was made public a few days ago. We do not know yet which of its next Xiaomi smartphones will use this new technology. As this is a premium feature, you can expect it to be used by a premium smartphone such as the Mi Mix 4. Several speculations have recently su

The Xiaomi Mi Mix 4 will have a camera with a better sensor than Samsung's ISOCELL 64 G IS1, said Wang Teng, Xiaomi Product Manager, in response to Weibo, which has already been removed. Sony has not yet announced a 64MP sensor (although we are sure that it is approaching), so there is no direct alternative. At least not for now. "Better" is of course quite vague with regard to image sensors; It may mean that it is bigger or has improved light sensitivity, it's not just about resolution. Realme has already confirmed working on a 64-megapixel phone equipped with the Samsung GW1 sensor, which we are sure will only strengthen the rivalry between the two companies. Meanwhile, the FCC has certified an Android One phone with a 48 MP camera, this looks like the Xiaomi Mi A3. This corresponds to the current rumors that the new A3 models will be based on the Mi CC9 and Mi CC9e models (respectively Mi A3 and A3 Lite). As sources say, a diagram on the back shows th

X iaomi recently unveiled the built-in camera technology that successfully hides the front camera. Xiaomi explains how this technology works in a recent publication of social media. On-screen Xiaomi camera technology X iaomi uses a custom-made transparent screen to hide the front camera ,When the camera is not in use, it may be hidden under the screen. Xiaomi can install larger sensors on the front of the camera with this technology. Just a few days ago, Xiaomi came up with a solution that all smartphone manufacturers have been looking for for years: create a real screen without a full-screen telescope. No, Xiaomi has not developed any other crazy motorized camera solution to achieve this. This time it's the back: like other sensors, the camera is really under the screen and the phone makes a continuous screen without a motorized camera. In a short test video, Xiaomi showed the concept in reality by comparing a conceptual device with on-screen camera technolog