The OPPO Find N — the company’s first foldable — seems a lot like just a smaller Samsung Galaxy Z Fold (2/3, doesn’t matter really). But there’s more to OPPO’s first attempt at a foldable than what initially meets the eye.
It’s smaller so it’s easier to hold and pocket, but the screen aspect ratio and orientation feels quite different from the Galaxy Fold. The OPPO Find N seems friendlier to tinier hands as it measures at 5.49″ when folded and 7.1″ when unfolded.
There are plenty of cameras to go around too. First, the main camera module at the rear. Here are the numbers:
Main Camera:
50MP Sony IMX766 1/1.56″
f/1.8; Equivalent Focal Length 24mm; 6P Lens; OIS
Ultra Wide Camera:
16MP Sony IMX481
f/2.2; Equivalent Focal Length 14mm; 5P Lens
Telephoto Camera:
13MP Samsung S5K3M5
f/2.4; Equivalent Focal Length 52mm; 5P Lens
Naturally, that’s not all since we still have the front cameras for both the inner and outer display. Thankfully, they are the exact same cameras — 32MP Sony IMX615 f/2.4.
Some sample shots are available on the video.
Everywhere else, the OPPO Find N is an undeniable flagship on paper. It’s powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chip and comes in two configuration options: 8GB+256GB and 12GB+512GB. It also supports 5G connectivity and has the ColorOS 12 based on Android 11 for its operating system. Also, it has a side-mounted fingerprint scanner for security.
The foldable has a 4,500mAh battery capacity with support for 33W SUPERVOOC charge (fast wired), 15W AIRVOOC (wireless charging compatible with Q), and 10W reverse charging so you can charge other accessories should it ever be necessary.
This might just be the closest OnePlus has gotten to an actual “flagship killer.” Here’s a quick ASMR-ish unboxing of the OnePlus 12.
@gadgetmatch The closest OnePlus has gotten to a flagship killer. Let’s unbox the OnePlus 12! #oneplus #oneplus12
OnePlus 12 highlight features:
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor
- 4th Gen Hasselblad Camera
- 2K, 120Hz ProXDR display
- 80W SUPERVOOC fast charging
- 50W AIRVOOC wireless charging
Price and availability
The OnePlus 12 will be on sale in the U.S. and Canada staring February 6. It will retail for US$ 799.99/ CA$ 1069.99. OnePlus also launched the OnePlus 12R. Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, it will retail for US$ 499.99/ CA$ 669.99 starting February 13.
We were given a glimpse of what the Galaxy S24 Series can do now that it has equipped itself with “AI abilities.” One of them is Photo Assist.
Yes, we saw the entire Galaxy S24 line and it’s still the trio we know and love: Galaxy S24 Ultra, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24. And while there are some minor changes looks-wise, casual observers likely won’t be able to tell the difference.
That’s probably the reason why the focus is on what it can do and how it can help its prospective new users.
Photo Assist
This is another one of those features that exist in the wild but is now coming to Samsung Galaxy. Photo Assist takes image editing to the next level both by adding and subtracting to your existing photos.
If you’re familiar with the erase function on Google Photos/Google Pixel, this is essentially that. And really, this feature has been around for quite some time. This helps you touch up photos and remove unwanted elements in the image.
The next level is image generation. Perhaps you’ve seen examples of this tool circulating in TikTok or Reels. What it does is it takes an existing image and then expands it in a manner that makes sense for the image. It’s hard to explain in words but it’s adding things that aren’t there at first and generating an entirely new image with your base photo as the core.
@gadgetmatch It’s just like a built-in Adobe Photoshop 😂 #GalaxyS24 #SamsungUnpacked #Samsung #SamsungGalaxyS24 #Unpacked #GalaxyUnpacked
In a pre-briefing we attended ahead of the launch. We were given a glimpse of what the Galaxy S24 Series can do now that it has equipped itself with “AI abilities.” One of them is Circle to Search.
Yes, we saw the entire Galaxy S24 line and it’s still the trio we know and love: Galaxy S24 Ultra, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24. And while there are some minor changes looks-wise, casual observers likely won’t be able to tell the difference.
That’s probably the reason why the focus is on what it can do and how it can help its prospective new users.
Circle to Search
If you’re familiar with Google Lens, Circle to Search essentially does the same thing but more precise.
So, you take an image – it can be a photo you took, any image from the internet, what have you. With the S Pen (on the Galaxy S24 Ultra) or just your fingers, you encircle the particular item that caught your eye. Immediately after, search results will be pulled up based on that item on the image.
This has plenty of applications from research all the way to shopping.
@gadgetmatch Of course, we also tried: You can actually look up celebrities and hot people who show up on your #fyp with this feature 😏 #GalaxyS24 #SamsungUnpacked #Samsung #SamsungGalaxyS24 #Unpacked #GalaxyUnpacked
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