Smartphone Encyclopedia

There's more than one smartphone available out there today! These devices are no longer just for making calls or receiving SMS messages; you can run most aspects of your day-to-day life through your smartphone. As a result, it can be very difficult to know which smartphone is the one for you. Here are 10 things to consider when you're in the market for a new smartphone. Before choosing any smartphone you should get your priorities straight first. A smartphone is basically a computer you carry around in your pocket that allows you to perform various tasks. This can be anything from ensuring that you're able to remain connected with the outside world through to sitting in a darkened room playing  Clash Royale . But how do you actually use your smartphone every day? The point is that in order for you to send WhatsApp messages and publish a few posts on social networks you shouldn't really need to spend more than about $200. For a gamer...

With the increase in the usage of mobile phones, all the aspects of the product started to upgrade. One of these aspects was the Camera which is now considered as one of the prime factors while making a decision to buy a new smartphone. Higher the camera Pixel higher is the sale of that device. Camera centric smartphone are ruling the modern era Smartphone Market. So what is the History of this small little aspect? Let's find out. When the first camera phone came out in the market it was 0.3MP or VGA which was seen in a Nokia Device in 2002. As time progressed the camera became more advance with added new features higher pixel. Better low light photography, portrait mode and many others. Gradually the Pixel increased to 3MP, 5MP, 8MP, 12MP,16MP,48MP,64MP and now 108MP is also available in the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra. In this battle for the camera we must not forget the Microsoft Lumia 1020 which was the first phone that came up with a 41MP Camera back in 2013 when 8MP was the ben...

Ever wondered why Samsung always releases two different versions of the same smartphone every year with different processors. If your answer is no then this article will help clear your dilemma. In this article, we will discuss the differences between Samsung's in-house Exynos CPU and the well-known Qualcomm Snapdragon processors used by Samsung in the same variant of company's smartphones. Exynos is Samsung's in-house premium category chipsets that are largely designed for company's flagship smartphones. Exynos is a series of ARM-based SOC (System-on-chips) which is a successor of Samsungs previously available S3C, S5L and S5P line of SoCs. Snapdragon, on the other hand, is designed by Qualcomm. Snapdragon powers most of the devices that are available in the market today. When we compare the market trends, there are four major chipset makers in the market and the list includes Qualcomm, Huawei ( Kirin CPUs), Samsung (Exynos) and MediaTek, which mostly power mid-range...

After a long time, Mediatek is finally back in the powerful chipsets segment. And its comeback is through a gaming-centric smartphone processor: the Helio G90T. The Redmi Note 8 Pro was the first smartphone to be equipped with the new chipset. But it is not alone: even Qualcomm recently launched a mid-range chipset made specifically for gamers: it is the Snapdragon 730G and it is the most amazing Qualcomm  chipset just below the Snapdragon 8xx series. Given that important phones are hitting the market with these two chipsets and that they are currently the only mobile processors made for gamers with a G in their name, we decided to make an in-depth specs comparison in order to let you know which one will provide the best gaming experience. Helio G90T vs Snapdragon 730G Qualcomm is currently the leader of mobile chipsets. The best Android flagships out there are powered by Qualcomm’s high-end chipset from the Snapdragon 8xx series. Due to Qualcomm’s domin...

With the mobile gaming industry expected to be worth more than $174 billion by 2021, Qualcomm turned its attention to building gaming-centric chipsets earlier last year. It expanded the 700 series to include the Snapdragon 730G gaming chipset, which we’ve seen on a number of premium mid-range phones from Xiaomi and Realme. It sure is a powerful chipset for mobile gamers but we are now seeing phones powered by the new Snapdragon 720G chipset in India. Qualcomm recently launched the Snapdragon 720G chipset, which slots between the popular Snapdragon 712 and Snapdragon 730G chipsets. It’s the latest gaming-centric chipset from the company and aims to bring even enhanced gaming and connectivity features to consumers. But, the biggest question on your mind might be – How does the Snapdragon 720G compare to the Snapdragon 730G? Well, that’s exactly what we are here to find out today. Point of Difference  Snapdragon 720G Snapdragon 730G CPU Core Kryo 465, Octa-core CPU Kryo 470,...

Mobile phone has become a necessary thing in our day to day life. We cannot imagine a second without it. From the very inception when mobile phone came into the market till now there has been dramatic changes in the design, functionality, specifications and many other aspects. Previously two major players dominated the market. Nokia and Samsung. Gradually more players entered the market like Lava, Motorola, Gionee, i-ball to name a few. Then we saw the takeover of Nokia by Microsoft and launching its products by the name of Microsoft. In 2014 the entry of a new company changed the fate of the Smartphone Market entirely. They came with Smartphones in the Budget category i.e. between ₹5,000 to ₹20,000. The Brand was Xiaomi. Currently there are many players in the Indian Smartphone Market. But the major players for almost half a decade are Xiaomi who are the market leaders in the Budget Smartphone Segment followed by Vivo and Samsung is in third place. While all other companies come belo...