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One UI 5: The 8 best features you need to try on your Samsung phone

 One UI 5 is the next major release of the Samsung Galaxy device skin. Based on Android 13, it offers the best of both worlds: Google’s take on Android with Samsung’s customizations and additional features. One UI 5 doesn’t bring any major UI overhauls, but it includes several new features.

Once the official Android 13 update hits your Galaxy phone, check out the top One UI 5 features you must try. Let’s take a look below!

1. Lock screen customization

Taking inspiration from iOS 16, Samsung has made it easier than ever to customize the lock screen in One UI 5. Just long press the lock screen to start editing. You can add certain widgets, change the lock screen wallpaper and clock style, adjust notification display settings, and more. Displays a live preview to make customization easier. Most of the customization options were there before – it’s just that you can now access them more easily.

2. Change the system palette

One UI 5 features the Material You enhancements Google added in Android 13, including an improved dynamic theme engine. Now you can access up to 16 preset wallpaper-based color themes. After applying your favorite wallpaper, One UI 5 will automatically display a color palette with colors extracted from the wallpaper.

3. Close RAM Plus

RAM Plus debuts on some lower-end Galaxy A phones in 2021. Samsung then expanded that capability to its flagship and high-end devices with One UI 4.0.

RAM Plus uses the phone’s storage as an extension of the device’s memory, also known as virtual RAM. RAM Plus is not a replacement for your phone’s physical RAM. Virtual RAM is always slower than physical RAM and if not implemented correctly it can slow down your device.

By default, RAM Plus uses 4GB of onboard storage on Galaxy devices. In One UI 4.1, Samsung introduced more options: 2GB, 6GB and 8GB. However, there is no way to turn off the feature. In One UI 5, the company added an option to turn off RAM Plus entirely.

If you have a high-end Galaxy device with 8GB or 12GB of RAM, using RAM Plus won’t make any difference. In this case, it’s best to turn off the feature and reclaim your device’s storage space.

To turn off RAM Plus, navigate to Settings > Battery & Device Maintenance > Memory > RAM Plus. Here you’ll find options to turn off RAM Plus or set the amount of virtual memory you want it to use. A restart is required to implement the changes.

4. Multitasking gestures

One UI 5 includes some handy gestures to help you multitask. You can swipe toward the middle of the display from the top corner to open any app in a pop-up view. Another gesture makes triggering split view mode easier than ever: swipe up from the bottom of the screen with two fingers. This gesture also lets you bring up the app drawer when you’re already running two apps in split-screen mode.

You can enable them via the Good Lock module. With One UI 5, Samsung is bringing gestures to all of its mid-range and high-end devices. You can enable Swipe for pop-up view and Swipe for split screen gestures from Settings > Advanced features > Labs.

5. Better text extraction in Samsung Gallery

Samsung has further deepened the OCR integration in the Gallery app in One UI 5. While you can always copy text from a photo, you must use the Bixby Vision feature. In One UI 5, you can long-press a piece of text in an image and the Gallery app will automatically recognize it. Depending on the highlighted text, you can choose to copy, translate, call, or find the location in Google Maps.

6. Smart suggestion widget

Taking inspiration from the iPhone’s Siri Suggestions widget, Samsung added the Smart Suggestions widget in One UI 5.

7. Patterns and routines

Samsung has renamed Bixby Routines to Modes and Routines in One UI 5. Automation tools have also become more powerful than ever, and some new actions have been added. Using modes, you can set a mode to automatically change multiple system settings at once. Routines get new trigger intents and system settings customization so you can create more powerful routines than ever before.

8. Camera app improvements

The Samsung Camera app in One UI 5 has received some notable improvements. You can easily zoom with one hand by swiping vertically on the zoom bar. To help new users use the Pro photo and video modes, Samsung will display helpful tips related to the different controls. For advanced users, pro mode gets a histogram so you can determine the exposure in your photos.

Additionally, One UI 5 allows the telephoto camera to be used in food mode in the camera app on Galaxy devices.

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Your Samsung phone has a hidden fingerprint reader trick – try it now

 Learn how to use finger sensor gestures on Samsung phones to easily access notifications or Samsung Wallet with just a swipe of a number. This hidden Samsung feature has been part of many of the best Samsung phones over the years, but it’s something you might not know about.

It works by making your fingerprint reader work like a swipe sensor, swiping down will drag down the notification shade, and swiping up will open Samsung Wallet. That might not sound very exciting, but it’s certainly a time-saver that saves you from unnecessary hands-on when you just want to check notifications or access quick settings.

The caveat is that it only works on phones with traditional fingerprint readers, like the ones on most mid-range Samsung phones, or even the Z Fold 4 or Z Flip 4. So if your phone has an under-display fingerprint reader, this won’t work.

Wondering how to use finger sensor gestures on Samsung Galaxy phones? The following will tell you the answer.

How to Use Finger Sensor Gestures on Samsung Phones

1. Open the Settings menu and tap Advanced Features.

2. Tap Actions and Gestures, and then select Finger Sensor Gestures.

3. Tap the toggle button to open the notification panel to activate this feature. Alternatively, activate it by opening Samsung Wallet and tapping the toggle.

You can go now. To try it out, swipe your thumb or finger over the fingerprint sensor and get ready to be surprised when the notification shade or Samsung Wallet pops up in front of your eyes.

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Pixel Watch vs Galaxy Watch 5: How to choose between Android watches

 The Google Pixel Watch and Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 are two high-end Android watches aimed at targeting Apple Watch dominance in the smartwatch space. Both run the latest version of Wear OS, have circular displays, track similar workouts and have many similar fitness sensors. But how do these two Android watches compare when used in the real world, not just by looking at specs on paper? Let’s take a look at it in detail below!

Pixel Watch and Galaxy Watch 5 design and screens

The Google Pixel Watch features a curved screen for a sleek look, with a digital crown and side buttons. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 has a flat screen with two side buttons. It’s not a crown, but a virtual touch bezel around the screen. Move your finger around the bezel to navigate between menus and options.

Comfort-wise, the Pixel Watch looks and feels better on my small 152mm wrist, especially for sleep tracking, but may be too small for some wrists. That might immediately get you looking for a bigger watch and put the Galaxy Watch 5 in your favor.

The bezel around the Pixel Watch’s screen does a lot of work, but it’s only really noticeable when you have a lighter watch face in the background. Don’t forget that if your hands are sweaty or wet, especially during a workout, physical controls like the Pixel Watch’s crown are easier to control, unlike the Galaxy Watch 5’s touch bezel, which has nothing on you The fingers simply don’t work well when hydrated.

Each has a bright OLED screen that maxes out at 1,000 nits. This means they are all very easy to see in direct sunlight. They can also stay on all the time, if you want to avoid lifting your wrist or tapping the screen.

Water resistance is a feature of both watches, but only the Galaxy Watch 5 has an official IP68 rating, making it dust and water resistant. The Pixel Watch is water resistant to 5ATM or 50 meters.

Both have speakers and microphones: you can take calls, dictate messages, and hear notifications read aloud, but only the Galaxy Watch 5 lets you play music from the speakers.

Pixel Watch and Galaxy Watch 5 health and fitness features

Both watches have all the basics: tracking steps, calories, sleep, and many types of exercise. The Pixel Watch relies heavily on Fitbit’s interface and ecosystem for exercise tracking, so you’ll find all of your health data integrated in the Fitbit app. Galaxy Watch 5 uses the Samsung Health app. You can also choose to use Google Fit on either, but you’ll get the most powerful experience with each company’s proprietary app.

On the other hand, the Galaxy Watch 5 can automatically detect outdoor activities like walking and running. It’s something I miss so much when using the Pixel Watch because it can’t do it — although other Fitbit trackers can.

The Galaxy Watch 5 also has some additional sensors that might be appreciated, such as bioimpedance for measuring body composition. There is also a temperature sensor, but it was not active when comparing. There’s also an ECG or EKG app, but you’ll need a Galaxy phone to use it unless you sideload the Health Monitor app on another Android phone.

The Pixel Watch also has an EKG, but it works on any Android phone. Both watches also feature blood oxygen trackers, which aren’t yet enabled on the Pixel Watch. It also doesn’t have high and low heart rate alerts or irregular heart rhythm alerts like the Galaxy Watch 5.

Both have built-in GPS, and they each lock onto a signal within about five seconds of being out. Compared to controlling the phone, the Pixel Watch is more accurate at calculating distance, but things like step count and pace are all within the same range of each other.

The heart rate sensor on the Pixel Watch is also closer in accuracy to a chest strap than the Galaxy Watch 5; if I want the best results from my cardio, the Pixel is my watch of choice.

Sleep tracking was also excellent on the Pixel Watch, and not only was the sleep score more reflective of my overall sleep quality, but the Galaxy Watch 5 continued to give me shockingly low blood oxygen at night.

Pixel Watch vs Galaxy Watch 5 battery life comparison

For general use, including always-on display, notifications, and a one-hour GPS workout, I got 21 hours on the Galaxy Watch 5 version and up to 20 hours on the Pixel Watch. Typically, you’ll need to charge both before tracking sleep, especially if the Pixel Watch’s battery life drops by more than 20 percent overnight.

The Galaxy Watch 5 supports reverse wireless charging, so you can put it on the back of some Samsung phones to charge it. The Samsung watch went from flat to 45% in 30 minutes and took about 1.5 hours to reach 100%. The Pixel Watch charges at a comparable rate, taking at least 30 minutes for the same 45% charge and about 1.5 hours to 100%. Neither comes with a USB-C charging brick.

>>>>>>>>>>>Samsung Watch battery

The 6 most annoying issues with Samsung One UI 5 beta and how to fix them

 Samsung’s Galaxy S and Galaxy Z series phones dominate our list of the best Android phones, and with One UI 5 just around the corner, your smartphone will get even cooler. In addition to camera improvements to Pro Mode and Zoom, some of the updates to the software overlay include 16 preset color themes based on the user’s current wallpaper. Expect to see more new features when One UI 5 hits your phone.

While Samsung is still working out the bugs, we expect to see Samsung’s latest One UI update soon. If you’re currently using the beta version, you’re almost certainly going to have some glitches. We’re here with top tips and workarounds for Samsung’s upcoming skins.

1 One UI 5’s Focus Mode accidentally restricts important applications

If you use Focus Mode with the One UI 5 beta, you may notice unexpected and important apps being blocked. During our testing, Focus mode blocked apps, including Phone, Telegram, Galaxy Wearable, and Settings.

Workaround: Currently, there are two ways to resolve this issue. You use the remote factory reset option from a browser or another Samsung device. If you go this route, it’s best to make sure you backup everything on Samsung Cloud beforehand. Another option is to avoid focus mode entirely.

2. One UI 5 crashes intermittently

Some Samsung One UI 5 beta users have reported intermittent crashes. This can happen at any time, from using various apps to changing settings, using Air Command or acknowledging notifications.

Fix: According to the moderators of the Samsung One UI 5 beta discussion board, the best way to fix this is to wipe the cache partition. Doing so will delete temporary files that can cause problems with your device. Here are some steps according to beta moderators:

1. Turn off your phone.

2. Press and hold the volume up key and side key.

3. When the Android logo is displayed, release both keys.

4. The Install system update message may appear briefly before the Android Recovery menu option appears.

5. Press the Volume Down key a few times to highlight Wipe Cache Partition.

6. Press the side key to select.

7. Press the volume down key to highlight Yes, then press the side key to select.

8. Once the process is complete, Reboot System will now be highlighted.

9. Press the side key to restart the device.

3. Samsung Pay and Google Pay apps may not work

With the launch of the One UI 5 beta, Samsung issued a notice that Samsung Pay or Google Pay will not work. It makes sense that Google Pay doesn’t work because the beta program software is not certified by Google. Meanwhile, there were bug reports about Samsung Pay during the first run of the beta.

Possible workaround: Simple device restart if you are the best option. If that doesn’t work, uninstall and reinstall Samsung Pay. If that fails, it may be beneficial to avoid contactless payments until the functionality is patched.

4. You may not be able to upload data to Google Drive

The most popular cloud storage solution for Android is Google Drive. Users can upload and download photos and videos from anywhere. Google Drive is also compatible with other Google Workspace apps, including Docs, Sheets, and Slides. Many One UI 5 beta users complained that uploads and downloads were extremely slow and couldn’t do it.

Possible workaround: There is no good solution to this problem. You could try wiping the cache partition, but that’s not guaranteed to fix. If the problem persists, you may need to downgrade to OneUI 4.

5. One UI 5 has a lot of weird Notification bugs

A UI 5 beta also introduced improvements to the quick toggle/notification area. This includes new notification permissions that require apps to ask before sending notifications as well as new media player notifications and clipboard feature updates. So far, multiple bugs have been reported with the new notification system. Users have been talking about flickering issues, slow notifications, and notification panels not appearing.

Workaround: You can find several possible solutions on the Samsung One 5 discussion board. The first is to make sure notification reminders are turned on through the settings. If that doesn’t work, restart the device. If none of these solutions work, you will need to wipe the cache partition

6. Battery life isn’t great

If you’ve ever downloaded the beta, you probably won’t be surprised when we tell you that One UI 5 will drain your battery life. Samsung‘s discussion boards have had various discussions around this issue, but here’s the gist: some Samsung One UI 5 beta users are reporting poor battery life.

Possible workaround: Your best bet is to open the Settings app, select “Battery & device maintenance,” and go through the various options to see if there’s an opportunity to extend battery life. Improvements can take a charge cycle or so, and we don’t think you’ll see dramatic improvements by tweaking the settings.

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Google Pixel 7 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Which flagship will win?

 The Google Pixel 7 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra are a showdown between two excellent Android flagship phones, though they achieve that flagship status in different ways.

Based on what we’ve seen so far, and our extensive testing of the Galaxy S22 Ultra, we’ve compared the two phones to try to figure out which one is better, and which type of user is best for each model, so let’s take a look Check it out!

Google Pixel 7 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Price and availability

The Google Pixel 7 Pro has been announced, but it’s not fully on sale yet. Once it launches on October 13, it will cost $899 / £849 / AU$1,299.

You can buy the Galaxy S22 Ultra right now, as it first goes on sale in early 2022, but at a much higher price. Samsung phones cost at least $1.199 / £1,149 / AU$1,849.

Google Pixel 7 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Design

You can easily tell the difference between the Pixel 7 Pro and the Galaxy S22 Ultra. The Pixel 7 Pro features the same unique design as the Pixel 6 Pro, with a curved display, a horizontal camera bar design, and a metal and glass construction. It is available in Obsidian, Snow and Hazel.

The Galaxy S22 Ultra has a Galaxy Note-inspired design with the same curved display, but with a bevel, and a separate embedded rear camera that helps differentiate it from the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Plus. It is available in Phantom Black, Phantom White, Burgundy or Green.

Google Pixel 7 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Display

The displays of the Pixel 7 Pro and Galaxy S22 Ultra are almost indistinguishable. Both are QHD and both feature adaptive LTPO 120Hz displays for efficient and smooth performance. The Pixel 7 Pro is 6.7 inches, while the S22 Ultra is 6.8 inches.

Google promises a peak brightness of 1,500 nits, and even if it did hit that, it would still fall short of the Galaxy S22 Ultra’s potent 1,750 nit rating.

Google Pixel 7 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Cameras

On the hardware front, at least, the Galaxy S22 Ultra’s camera dominates the Pixel 7 Pro. The Pixel still has some impressive specs, offering a 50MP main, 12MP ultrawide, and 48MP 5x optical telephoto camera suite on the back, and a 10.8MP selfie camera on the front. But the Galaxy S22 promises even more flexibility with its 108MP main camera, 12MP ultra-wide, 10MP 3x optical zoom, 10MP 10x optical zoom and 40MP selfie camera.

But the Pixel 7 Pro still has the potential to stand out with overall photo quality. Google’s photo manipulation software is one of the best in the business.

Google Pixel 7 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Performance

Google‘s new Tensor G2 chipset and 12GB of RAM are at the heart of the Pixel 7 Pro. We don’t yet officially know how powerful it is, but leaked benchmarks suggest it is a big performance boost over the original Tensor.

Still, it might not be enough to beat the Galaxy S22 Ultra’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip, even though it comes with 8GB of RAM by default, with 12GB of RAM as an optional upgrade. Aside from the upgraded Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 that arrived after the Galaxy S22 Ultra arrived, this chip is one of the best among Android chips.

Google Pixel 7 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Battery and charging

The Pixel 7 Pro and Galaxy S22 Ultra both use 5,000 mAh batteries, but differ in their charging technology. You can get up to 40W of charging power on the Samsung, while the Pixel maxes out at 30W. Neither comes with a charger, though, so unless you buy one of Samsung/Google’s chargers or already have a power brick with the correct voltage and amperage, you won’t get those speeds.

In terms of battery life, the Galaxy S22 Ultra was a disappointment in our custom battery test with 120Hz enabled, at just 8 hours and 50 minutes. We don’t yet know what the Pixel 7 Pro’s score was, but we sure hope it’s better than the Pixel 6 Pro’s abysmal 7:43 result.

Google Pixel 7 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Software and special features

The Pixel 7 Pro and Galaxy S22 Ultra are both Android phones, but used in different ways. Google rolled out Android 13 at the same time as the Pixel 7 series, and it’s in a minimally modified state on the Pixel 7 Pro. Meanwhile, the One UI 4 skin for Android 12 used by Samsung has been altered in various ways, giving the Galaxy S22 Ultra a very different user experience, even though it’s built on the same foundation.

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Samsung Galaxy S23 vs iPhone 14: Which flagship will win?

 When the battle between the Samsung Galaxy S23 and the iPhone 14 comes to a head early next year, it may be hard to say which one is the winner. We’ve seen modest upgrades to the iPhone 14, but generally high quality across the board. While it’s not as impressive as the iPhone 14 Pro, it’s still one of the best phones you can buy.

In the other corner, the Samsung Galaxy S23 is the successor to the upcoming Galaxy S22, which is already one of the best Android phones and one of the best phones overall. Rumors sound like not much will change between generations, leading us to expect another great phone, but none can beat the iPhone 14 without being special. This comparison is for the standard iPhone 14 and Galaxy S23 models.

Samsung Galaxy S23 vs iPhone 14: Price and availability

The iPhone 14 arrives in September 2022, starting at $799 for the 128GB model. That’s the same price as past generations of basic iPhones.

According to current rumors, the Galaxy S23 could arrive in January or early February, a little earlier than expected. Pricing is currently unknown, and there aren’t any rumors to fill in the gaps, so we’ll have to check out the background on the current generation. The Galaxy S22 series retails for $800, and we expect the S23 to sell for the same price.

Samsung Galaxy S23 vs iPhone 14: Design and presentation

In keeping with the past two generations of iPhones, the iPhone 14 features a flat 6.1-inch body with a notch on the front for unlocking with facial recognition, and the typical combination of power/volume buttons, Lightning port, and alert sliders around its edges. The back is made of glossy glass and is available in blue, purple, midnight, starlight or product red.

The Galaxy S23 should finally look a lot like the curved Galaxy S22, including maintaining its 6.1-inch size. However, we’ve heard of thicker bezels around the display and a possible new look on the back. Leaked-based renders show a new camera layout, just like the Galaxy S22 Ultra, with separate rear camera lenses.

Apple equipped the iPhone 14 with a sub-FHD 60Hz OLED display, which is a bit disappointing considering how much you’re paying for an iPhone. The Galaxy S22 already offers FHD resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate for its OLED panel, and unless any rumors seem to contradict us, we’re looking forward to seeing these again. While the iPhone 14’s screen is inherently good, we should see the S23 perform much better than the S22’s precedent.

Samsung Galaxy S23 vs iPhone 14: Cameras

The iPhone 14 doesn’t change its camera significantly either. It has three 12MP snappers covering main, ultrawide and selfie characters. New for this year, though, are Photon Engine processing for improved low-light images, autofocus for the selfie camera, and a larger primary sensor with a wider aperture.

The iPhone generally outperforms the Galaxy S22 in our comparisons, but Samsung does have a big advantage in the telephoto camera as well as the main and ultrawide sensors. That’s what Apple only offers Pro iPhones right now, so from a photography standpoint, the S22 offers better value.

We should expect a similar feature from the S23, as it has neither the ultra-wide nor the telephoto camera resolution changes. We haven’t heard rumors of a main camera yet, but we think this will stick with the current 50MP sensor. It may have a 12MP selfie camera instead of 10MP, though, which would help counter the new autofocus iPhone front-facing camera.

Samsung Galaxy S23 vs iPhone 14: Performance

It’s unlikely we’ll see the Galaxy S23 outperform the iPhone 14, even with the latter’s year-old A15 chipset. But the A15 still beats the Galaxy S22’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset in benchmarks.

As for the S23’s chip, it’s likely to feature only the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip globally, or the Exynos 2300 chip in most models sold outside the US. Either way, it’s still unlikely to beat the iPhone 14 in benchmarks.

In terms of storage, the iPhone 14 can be configured with 128GB, 256GB or 512GB of storage. We expect the S23 to come with 128GB or 256GB, just like the S22.

Samsung Galaxy S23 vs iPhone 14: Battery and charging

Apple has increased the battery size of the iPhone 14, but not by much. Still, its battery life is decent, and it’s more than an hour faster than the Galaxy S22, even with the S22’s display stuck at its base 60Hz.

The rumor mill claims that the S23 will have an increased battery, but that alone won’t be enough to beat the iPhone 14’s excellent battery life. If Samsung wants to keep up, Samsung will need to improve its energy efficiency elsewhere.

Samsung will still have the charging speed advantage, though. That’s still faster than the iPhone 14’s 20W charge, despite the assumption that the S23 will continue to charge at 25W for a year. The iPhone 14 can also charge wirelessly at 15W, as can the Galaxy S22.

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Mi 12T Pro features Samsung 200MP ISOCELL HP1 camera sensor

 Xiaomi has announced that its upcoming flagship smartphone, the Mi 12T Pro, will use a 200MP camera sensor, most likely Samsung’s ISOCELL HP1. The 200MP sensor was released over a year ago. However, the South Korean tech giant’s flagship camera sensor hasn’t been used in any smartphone for quite some time. The first smartphone to use Samsung’s ISOCELL HP1 camera sensor – the Motorola X30 Pro – only launched in China last month.

It now appears that the ISOCELL HP1 camera sensor is making its way to more smartphones. Last week, the Motorola Edge 30 Ultra with a 200MP sensor was launched in India. Now, Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun has announced that the company’s upcoming flagship smartphone will feature a 200MP imaging system. Considering that the Samsung ISOCELL HP1 is the only smartphone high-end camera sensor with 200MP resolution, we think it is the sensor that Xiaomi uses in its flagship smartphones.

The Mi 12T Pro is said to use Samsung’s 200MP camera with F1.69 aperture, phase detection autofocus (PDAF) and optical image stabilization (OIS). The Mi 12T could use Samsung’s less advanced 108MP camera sensor. Both smartphones will make their global debut on October 4, 2022.

In addition to being able to capture native 200MP images, the Samsung ISOCELL HP1 offers 16-in-1 binning, with multiple resolutions from 12MP (2.56μm pixel size) to 50MP (1.28μm pixel size). Samsung has another 200MP camera sensor in its store, the ISOCELL HP3, which was launched last June. It has the industry’s smallest pixel size at just 0.56μm. According to Samsung, it can focus faster than its predecessor and capture sharper HDR images with its new stacked image algorithm.

The Galaxy S23 Ultra also uses a 200MP camera. However, various reports suggest that it will feature a new 200MP camera sensor. The South Korean tech giant has taken a similar approach with its 108MP camera sensor. Its first 108MP sensor is the ISOCELL HMX, which is used in Xiaomi phones, while Samsung’s own Galaxy S20 Ultra uses the slightly updated ISOCELL HM1 sensor.

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