The technology company Apple would be managing a drastic change in terms of the cameras on its iPhone. It is presumed that a new partnership with Samsung would leave the use of Sony cameras behind.

Rumors suggest that “Apple would be considering replacing the Sony camera sensors, used in its iPhones for more than a decade, with those from Samsung.”

If the rumor about the change sought by Apple’s Tim Cook is true, starting in 2026 the new iPhone models “could be equipped with 1/2.6-inch, 48 MP ultra-wide CMOS image sensors manufactured by the South Korean giant also in charge of the Galaxy line, Apple’s biggest competition.”

In this sense, Samsung would become Apple’s new CIS supplier. Shipments of the 1/2.6-inch, 48 MP ultra-wide-angle CMOS image sensors (CIS) to Apple for iPhones would begin in 2026.

Apple’s business shift would be focused on “benefiting from new technologies and capabilities that allow it to further improve the quality of photographs and videos captured with its devices.”

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Ambient temperature, as well as heating and air conditioning, can affect the operation of electronic devices, such as cell phones, cameras, laptops, among others.

Moving from a warm environment to one with a very low temperature could cause the smartphone not to turn on, to mention the device most used in daily life. But the effect could be greater if due to the cold in open spaces moisture enters the internal elements, causing condensation or corrosion.

As an initial protection measure, it is recommended to carry the smartphone in a cloth cover that allows it to be kept at an adequate temperature for proper operation. On the other hand, it is also recommended, when changing the environment, to wait a few minutes for the device to adapt naturally and then turn it on.

Sudden temperature changes can have a high impact on these devices. “Going from the cold outside to an interior where the heating is very high” is a very common example. This action, which is normal for the user, could generate problems in the medium and long term, and even irreversible damage, due to “sulfation and corrosion,” according to PcComponentes experts.

A simple tip to warm up the equipment is to warm it up with your own hands before turning it on, and to prevent it from restarting on its own or simply not loading data and applications correctly, or affecting battery performance.

In the case of computers, both office and home laptops, their internal components are highly sensitive to low temperatures. Batteries, hard drives, for example, must be extremely careful of shocks between high and low temperatures, whether natural or artificial.

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Xiaomi announced that it will present a new family of smartphones designed for young audiences, in which it will focus on design and innovation, especially on the camera.

Under the Civi name, the new line of phones will have a fashionable design and innovative imaging technology, as the company explains on its Weibo profile. That is, it will bet on the camera and the style.

Civi will be aimed at young people, and it is expected to replace the CC family, which launched a single model in China two years ago, CC9, in which the photographic section also stood out and had an affordable price.

The presentation of the Civi family will take place on September 27 in China, and at the moment it is unknown if it will be traded out of the Asian market.

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Google decided to equip its mobile phones, Pixel 6, with a chip designed by them, called Tensor, which will have improvements in voice recognition and an important leap in the photographic capabilities of the terminal and will go on sale in October of this year.

Sundar Pichai, CEO of the organization, stressed that the technology giant has been working on the project to develop the chip for four years and is fundamentally based on the years of experience that the company has. “Tensor builds on our two decades of computing experience. And it’s our biggest Pixel innovation to date.”

Pichai highlighted the particularities of the chip based on the “artificial intelligence and machine learning features enabled by the new processor will allow new user experiences. Specifically, improvements are expected in voice recognition and an important leap in the photographic capabilities of the terminal”.

The chip created by the company for its future smartphones also includes other components that will make it more efficient: a processor (CPU), a graphics (GPU) and even the 5G connectivity modem. It will also feature a Titan M2 chip to enhance device security.

New features

The multinational company highlights that the new mobiles, which will be launched on the market in the fall, will have the highest amount of security layers of any phone available on the market. In addition, the Pixel 6 will have two cameras, an ultra wide angle and a wide angle.

While the Pro model will add a telephoto lens of four times. The latter will have a 6.7-inch screen with QHD + resolution and a refresh rate of 120 Hz and the Pixel 6 a 6.4-inch screen with FHC + resolution and a refresh rate of 90 Hz. of the company, Rick Osterloh.

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