Huawei is about to launch P50 with a super zoom camera. Photo: Huawei Huawei has introduced the new HarmonyOS operating system and will be updated for all smartphones in the near future. Currently, more than 100 devices globally have received the new operating system, including tablets like the MatePad Pro. This is a big change for Huawei when Google’s Android operating system has become unusable because of the US government’s ban. HarmonyOS will come to Mate 40, P40 and Mate 30 series, older models like Mate 9, Mate 10, P20 and P10 will receive the update in the first half of next year. In the introductory video, Huawei has revealed the high-end flagship P50 with a beautiful design, adding a unique camera array. HarmonyOS is equipped with four camera lenses, along with two flashes, but there are no specifications such as the number of megapixels or sensor size, but only Huawei is working with Leica in the field of optics. Users hope for the improvement of the periscope telephoto lens like the P40 Pro Plus. Huawei says that it will take photography to the next level on the P50 with the increased camera size to be able to add larger sensors and lenses. Richard Yu, Huawei’s CEO, said that the P50 will have an iconic slim and light design and it will likely ship with Huawei’s new HarmonyOS operating system built in. Huawei has not said when the P50 will be released, but will try to make it available to consumers, as Huawei, like other technology companies, is currently suffering from the shortage of quality supply. Semiconductor.

If previous rumors are correct, Apple will not change the number and screen size of this year’s iPhone series. That means we will continue to see 4 models of iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Mini, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max launched this fall. High refresh rate monitor At the present time, all iPhone models, including the latest iPhone 12 series have screens that support the standard 60Hz refresh rate, while most smartphone Android now has a high refresh rate screen, 90Hz or 120Hz. There is speculation that this year’s iPhone 13 generation will be equipped with an LTPO OLED screen that supports 120Hz refresh rate, promising to give users a better experience when playing games as well as in daily use. Larger camera sensor The camera system of the current iPhone 12 series includes a main sensor and an ultra-wide-angle lens. The “Pro” models also add a telephoto camera and a LiDAR scanner. These phones are also equipped with a lot of useful photography features such as night mode – Night Mode or improved HDR mode. According to rumors that have appeared recently, the camera system of the upcoming iPhone 13 series will be upgraded quite a bit compared to the previous generation. These cameras will use sensors with larger sizes, promising to bring better image quality to users, especially when shooting in low-light environments. In addition, the new iPhone models are also expected to add a periscope lens to improve zooming, an upgraded ultra-wide-angle lens for night mode photography, and a LiDAR sensor that will be available on all models. all versions instead of just the “Pro” and “Pro Max” models. The Return of Touch ID iPhone 13″ series is also rumored to have the return of Touch ID. However, this feature can be integrated below the screen instead of a separate physical button. Some people expected this to happen with the iPhone 12, but in the end it didn’t happen. Nor does it rule out the possibility that this technology could be ported to the iPhone 14 years later. While the iPhone 12 series lacks a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, Apple’s iPad Air 2020 has integrated Touch ID in the power button. If the iPhone 13 copies this from the iPad Air, it will be a great addition this year, as Face ID won’t work with a mask on (unless you have an Apple Watch and update to iOS 14.5). There is still a Lightning port but the headphone jack is removed The iPhone 12 doesn’t have a 3.5mm headphone jack and we shouldn’t expect this year’s iPhone 13 series to have it. But the Lightning port could be a different story now that Apple has introduced MagSafe charging capabilities. Previously, famous analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicted that iPhone 13 models will still have a Lightning port, with the exception of the iPhone 13 Pro Max, which may have no port at all. Ceiling paint According to S-forum