Over the last few years, midrange smartphone photography has taken huge leaps in quality. As long as your lighting is good and your subjects aren’t moving, you could definitely snap some ...

The Samsung Galaxy S21 FE trickles down the Galaxy S21’s great display, impressive cameras and versatile software into a more affordable, less flashy package. And though the $699 S21 FE is not the ...

The Galaxy S21 FE can now use Samsung’s Camera Assistant app. Some Camera Assistant features aren’t available for the FE phone. It’s been almost two years since Samsung launched its Camera Assistant ...

The Galaxy S21 FE is a great phone, launching at a pretty bad time. 6GB of RAM is not enough for everyone Not as great of a value as the Galaxy S20 FE was Camera is okay, nothing to write home about ...

The design of the iPhone has mostly remained unchanged since the days of the iPhone 11 — except for the smaller notch and the rear camera alignment on the iPhone 13. While this might not worry someone ...

It's a perfectly fine phone with excellent battery life, but the new Samsung lineup is just around the corner. Reading time 6 minutes With Samsung’s Galaxy S22 lineup due out in just a couple days, ...

Primary camera 12 MP (f/1.8, rear) + 12 MP (f/2.2, Ultra Wide) + 8MP (f/2.4, telephoto) Triple Camera with LED Flash 12 MP (f/1.8, wide) + 8 MP (f/2.4, telephoto) + 12 MP (f/2.2, Ultra Wide) Triple ...

The Samsung Galaxy S series is the brand’s flagship series, which is why a premium price tag is pretty much a given for it. But last year Samsung decided to add a slightly lighter-on-pocket feather to ...

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Zooming out and comparing the two phones, the Galaxy S23 FE is just about a camera and processor refresh over the Galaxy S21 FE. And that’s not a bad thing per se since the Galaxy S21 FE came with a ...

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