As we speak, Huawei is having its annual Huawei developer conference in China today. It was rumoured Huawei will be announcing HongmengOS during its developer conference. Finally, the rumoured has been true as Huawei announces HongmengOS. However, the Consumer Business Group CEO Richard Yu surprises the audience by unveiling HarmonyOS.
According to him, HongmengOS and HarmonyOS is the same operating system. The only difference here is in China it will be called as HongmengOS whereas HarmonyOS will be called to the rest of the world. He also says that HarmonyOS is faster and safer than the current Android operating system.
At this moment, Huawei says this OS is primarily aimed for IoT products only instead of smartphones. However, if the United States government permanently bans Huawei from accessing to Google Android operating system, then Huawei will deploy HarmonyOS officially to the smartphones. In the meantime, Huawei will still be continuing to support the Android operating system for its smartphones.
In conclusion, Huawei is one of the best smartphones in the world. If the US government continue to bans Huawei, then you know what’s going to happen next. So Huawei future owners, don’t worry about the operating system. This is faster and safer.
It has been a day since Samsung unveils the most powerful Galaxy Note 10 to its consumers. Usually, Malaysians will get the chance to preorder the Galaxy Note 10 at least a few weeks after the global launch. However, this year Malaysian’s gets to preorder the Galaxy Note 10 the same day Samsung launches the device. If you are interested in to know what features Galaxy Note 10 has to offer, take a look at our previous post below.
In Malaysia, there are a total of four most used telcos which are Celcom, Maxis, Digi, U Mobile, and YTL Yes 4G. At the moment of writing this post, we got to know Digi has yet to announce its Samsung Galaxy Note 10 preorder plan for its subscribers. Apart from Digi, the rest telcos have announced their plans in detail.
Here are the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 packages offered by the telcos.
Maxis offers Samsung Galaxy Note 10 from RM129 per month
Since yesterday onwards, Maxis starts its preorder for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10. The preorder period starts from August 8 to August 13 5 PM. If you wished to preorder the Galaxy Note 10, now is the right time to do it. Maxis is offering two variants of the Galaxy Note 10 which are the Galaxy Note 10 256GB model and the Galaxy Note 10+ 512GB model.
On top of that, Maxis is also offering free gifts worth of RM1,159. If you preorder the Galaxy Note 10 256GB variant, you will be eligible for the complimentary gifts worth of RM1,058. For the preorder of the Galaxy Note 10, you will get the Galaxy Buds worth of RM499, Samsung Protection Plus worth of RM280 and Samsung’s wireless battery pack worth RM279. Upon preordering the Galaxy Note 10+ you can get the complimentary gifts worth RM1,159. The only difference on the complimentary gifts is the Galaxy Buds and the free memory upgrade for of RM600.
Maxis offers the Galaxy Note 10 in two plans which are the Maxis Zerolution and the normal contract. With the MaxisONE Plan 188, you can own the Galaxy Note 10 starting from RM129 per month. If you choose the MaxisONE Plan 98, the Galaxy Note 10 can be yours for RM149 per month.
If you don’t like the Zerolution plan, Maxis also offers the Galaxy Note 10 as a normal contract. By paying RM2,199 for the MaxisONE Plan 188, you can own the Galaxy Note 10 256GB without a contract on the device. For cheaper monthly commitment, you can also go for the MaxisONE Plan 98 for RM2,899.
For the Galaxy Note 10+ 512GB variant is going for RM139 per month with the MaxisONE Plean 188. Do note that Maxis Zerolution does not require you to pay any upfront payment. So make sure you decide before preordering the Galaxy Note 10. The lowest MaxisOne Plan 128 offers the Galaxy Note 10+ for RM159 per month.
On top of that, Maxis also offers Zerolution360 plan for its subscribers. Do note that Zerolution360 is more like renting the device. You can’t own the device until you settle the total device payment. However, the interesting part is you can replace a new device every year from Maxis for free. Despite renting the device, you just have to pay RM155 per month for any of the MaxisONE Plans. Additionally, from the Zerolution360, Maxis offers you 1-to-1 immediate phone replacement in case your Galaxy Note 10+ is stolen or spoiled.
Don’t worry, to avoid all these monthly commitments you can even go for the normal contract of the Galaxy Note 10+ from Maxis. For the cheapest MaxisONE Plan 128, you can pay RM3,199 and your monthly commitment will be RM128 only. If you wished to pay for the device a lower price upfront payment, you can pay RM2,599 and then your monthly payment will be RM188.
Maxis allows its subscribers to order the Galaxy Note 10 from its online stores and its selected Maxis stores. For more information regarding the packages, visit the Galaxy Note 10 Maxis page.
Yes 4G offers Samsung Galaxy Note 10 512GB for RM3,799
Other than Maxis, Yes 4G also offers the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 512GB variant for RM3,799. You can start to preorder from Yes 4G starting from August 8 to August 18.
By looking at Yes 4G package plan, it only offers the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 512GB only. However, if you are interested in unlimited data, Yes 4G is your best choice. There aren’t any limits on the data quota. Your monthly commitment is going to be RM90 for 24 months with unlimited voice calls to all networks and unlimited SMS (within Yes 4G network). This whole package is under Yes 4G’s Konfem Unlimited 99 postpaid plan.
During the preorder process, you are required to pay RM200 as an upfront payment. The RM200 will be rebated back to your monthly bill for RM9 per month until the end of the 22 months of your contract period. The remaining RM2 will be rebated during the end of your 23 months of your contract period. This means for the first time, you have to pay RM3,999 for both the Galaxy Note 10+ and the upfront payment.
Yes 4G is also offering its subscribers, freebies worth of RM279. Each preorder of the Galaxy Note 10+ you can get the wireless charging pack for free. This includes the 1-year Protection Plus coverage plan.
For more information regarding the Yes 4G Galaxy Note 10+ plan, check their official promotion page.
U Mobile offers Samsung Galaxy Note 10 for RM2,399
Apart from Maxis and Yes 4G, U Mobile also offers Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ for its subscribers. You can start to preorder the Galaxy Note 10 from August 8 to August 18. Subscribers who preorder the device within August 18 will start to receive the Galaxy Note 10 on the August 22 onwards. By paying RM2,399 you can own the Galaxy Note 10 256GB with its Unlimited Hero P139.
On top of that, U Mobile is offering freebies worth of RM1,159. The freebies are very similar to the one offered by Maxis. Check out the image below for the list of freebies. All you have to do during the preorder is to pay the device price with zero upfront payment.
U Mobile offering the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ under its Unlimited Hero plan. With Unlimited Hero P99, you can own the device for RM2,999 where your monthly payment will be RM99. If you are interested to pay a lower price, then you can subscribe the Unlimited Hero P139 plan.
Other than that, U Mobile also offers the Galaxy Note 10+ for RM2,799 with the Unlimited Hero P139. For lower monthly payment, you can subscribe to the Unlimited Hero P99 by paying the device price RM3,339. Make sure your mobile number is not blacklisted before preordering the Galaxy Note 10 series smartphone.
For existing U Mobile customer, U Mobile is offering upfront payment waiver for the device. However, you need to have good payment records before preordering the device. You can check your eligibility from by entering your U Mobile phone number during the checkout process.
Do note that both the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ is under contract period of 24 months. If you wished to preorder the device now, you can visit U Mobile Galaxy Note 10 preorder page now.
Celcom offers two Samsung Galaxy Note 10 for RM4,199
Celcom also offers the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 for RM4,199. However, you can own two Galaxy Note 10 with the price of RM247 per month under the Celcom EasyPhone 24-months instalment program. Do note that, this offer is exclusively for Celcom Mobile Platinum Plus plan. Other than that, you have to subscribe to the Celcom Mobile Family plan too in order to be eligible for this promo.
Celcom is offering the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ as EasyPhone RENT or EasyPhone OWN. You need to pay RM351 per month for two Galaxy Note 10 phones. If you are planning to rent the Galaxy Note 10+ then you have to pay RM288 per month.
However, if you are planning to purchase only one Galaxy Note 10 smartphone, you can pay RM154 per month to own the Galaxy Note 10 whereas to own the Galaxy Note 10+, you have to pay RM178 per month. For lesser commitment in a month, Celcom also offers its Celcom Mobile Gold Plus plan starting from RM146 per month.
Upon preordering the Galaxy Note 10, you will be eligible to receive the receives the same as offered by Maxis and U Mobile. For more information visit Celcom official page.
A few weeks ago Xiaomi’s sub-brand, Redmi shared a photo taken using its new 64MP quad-camera smartphone. After that, Realme teases it will be announcing the world’s first 64MP quad-camera smartphone. Now we got know that Xiaomi will be unveiling the world’s first 108MP smartphone.
As for now, we did not receive any official confirmation on the image sensor. But looking at the trend, we are sure Samsung is the one will be supplying the 108MP image sensor. Xiaomi says its new 108MP ultra-clear camera is able to capture photos with a 12,032 x 9,024 pixels resolution. This is the highest resolution in a smartphone.
Ice Universe who is the most prominent leakster has shared a tweet on his Twitter account saying that Xiaomi will be the first to adopt Samsung’s 108MP ISOCELL CMOS. In another tweet, he says it is going to be Mi Mix 4 to feature the world’s first 108MP camera sensor.
Back in October last year, Xiaomi launches Mi Mix 3 which features a sliding mechanism camera setup and a Snapdragon 845 processor. We are expecting this could be the next replacement to the Mi Mix series smartphone.
In conclusion, we haven’t received official confirmation from Xiaomi yet. If this is going to be Mi Mix 4 then you can expect official media invitation from the Chinese company somewhere around mid of September. In the meantime, let’s wait to witness the world’s first 64MP quad-camera smartphone from Realme.
The moment we waited is here. Samsung finally unveils all two new Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ today during its event in New York. Every year when Samsung introduces the Note series, it only launches one Galaxy Note smartphones in a year. However, this year Samsung launches two new Galaxy Note 10 for its consumers. Let’s jump into the specs of these gigantic devices.
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Major differences between Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+
Whenever smartphone makers launch two devices in a single event, the key difference of the smartphone would obviously be the size and the battery capacity. Yea.. you got it right! The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 has a 6.3″ Full HD+ Dynamic AMOLED Infinity-O display, whereas the Galaxy Note 10+ has a huge 6.8″ Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED Infinity-O display. According to Samsung, Galaxy Note 10 features the largest screen Samsung has ever designed for a smartphone. The Galaxy Note 10 series has a 94% screen-to-body ratio where the screen is almost bezeless.
Some say the larger the phone, the more it strains our eyes. Well, the all-new Galaxy Note 10+ smartphones display receives Eye Comfort Certification from a certification institute. The display drastically reduces the harmfulness effect of the blue light. This means you can even watch movies in a dark environment without straining your eyes.
The other key difference is the battery capacity. The Galaxy Note 10 comes with a 3,500mAh battery. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Note 10+ has a large 4,300mAh battery. Both Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ support Super Fast Charging. 30 minutes of charge will able to last Galaxy Note 10 all-day. With the cutting-edge intelligence of the Galaxy Note 10, your phone will recognize and adjust your phone habit so that your phone can outlast the day.
For the first time, Samsung introduces quad-camera for the bigger Galaxy Note 10+, whereas the Galaxy Note 10 remains features a triple-camera setup. The main camera of the Galaxy Note 10 is a 16MP Ultra-Wide camera. The second is the usual 12MP Wide Angle camera whereas the third and fourth is the 12MP telephoto lens and DepthVision camera. With these cameras, Samsung promises your pictures and videos is going to be crispier than ever before. Both the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ comes with a 10MP Selfie camera.
As Samsung focuses on video now as both Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ able to record videos with a new feature called Live Focus. While recording a video, you can add bokeh effects to focus on the object itself. There is another new feature Samsung introduces is the Zoom-in mic. When you are recording a video and zooming into a specific area, it amplifies the sounding of the specific object or area. You can check out the demo videos of Live Focus and Zoom-in mic in this page.
An improved S Pen
Back when Samsung launches the Galaxy Note 9, it introduces the S Pen which supports Bluetooth. The all-new S Pen for the Galaxy Note 10 is able to do incredible things you could ever imagine. Samsung remains a few features which are in the previous S Pen such as controlling your presentation slides and taking photos using the S Pen as the remote control device.
With the all-new S Pen, Samsung introduces Air Actions where you can control how you want to take your photos. By turning the S Pen clockwise or anticlockwise decides which camera angle you want to take the photo. This is something really interesting and we are waiting to try it soon. Other than that, you can flick left or right in the Gallery app to move between the photos. You can also control the volume of your device using your S Pen. By tilting the S Pen up and down will increase and reduce the volumes easily. You don’t have to use the volume rocker button.
The other feature of the S Pen we are sure all of you might be interested is the new note-taking feature. With the Galaxy Note 10, you can convert your instantly convert your handwriting into readable text. The Galaxy Note 10 is intelligent enough to recognize your handwriting. With that, you can export your handwriting notes into PDF or Microsoft Word document.
The next feature will be enjoyed by the Samsung creative users. Samsung introduces a new feature called AR Doodles. It is a feature where you can use your S Pen to draw doodle while you are recording a video with the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+. Then the drawn doodle will be tracking your subjects. You can visit this page to know what is AR Doodles.
Samsung partners with Microsoft to improve DeX features
With the all-new DeX app, you can connect your Galaxy Note 10 to your Windows PC or Mac devices easily with a single USB cable. Samsung DeX allows you to transfer files instantly between your Galaxy Note 10 and your PCs. Samsung and Microsoft join hands together to increase the productivity of the Galaxy Note 10. The new Link to Windows feature allows you to sync all your recent photos, messages and even notifications from your Galaxy Note 10 to your Windows PC. At the same time, you can continue your work without looking at your phone because you can view the phone tasks in the Windows PC itself.
Larger the phone, larger the storage capacity
Under the hood, the massive performance Galaxy Note 10 is powered by Samsung’s new 7nm Exynos 9825 processor. The base model of the Galaxy Note 10 comes with 8GB RAM with 256GB of internal storage. Do note that the base model does not support microSD card storage. The Galaxy Note 10+ comes with 12GB of RAM with up to 512GB of internal storage including the expandable microSD storage up to 1TB.
Pricing and Availability in Malaysia
The Galaxy Note 10 comes in five different new colours which are Aura Glow, Aura Black, Aura White, Aura Pink, and Aura Red. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Note 10+ comes in four different new colours which are Aura Glow, Aura Black, Aura White, and Aura Blue.
You can start to preorder the Galaxy Note 10 starting August 8 until August 18 next week. The Galaxy Note 10 will officially for sale starting August 22 onwards. For the price wise, the base model will be priced at RM3,699 whereas the Galaxy Note 10+ will be priced at RM4,199 for the 256GB variant. The highest variant is priced at RM4,799. Are you ready to preorder your Galaxy Note 10? Head over to Samsung preorder page to get started.
It has been a week since Realme sents out an invitation to launch event of its upcoming 64MP quad-camera technology. Many of us were predicting that Realme will be unveiling the next smartphone during that event. However, now we can confirm Realme will be unveiling its 64MP quad-camera smartphone on August 15.
At this moment, we can expect Realme will be calling the next smartphone Realme 5. The main reason behind this prediction is when Realme CEO Madhav Sheth changes the name of his Twitter handle to Madhav ‘5’Quad. TechRadar reports that the Indian CEO has done the same during the launch of Realme X. He changes his Twitter handle name to Madhav X. Now looking at his current Twitter handle name, we can assure it is going to be Realme 5.
Realme China has posted the media invite on its official Weibo account. From the media invitation, we can confirm Realme will be announcing the world’s first 64MP smartphone. The reason is that the invitation shows a quad-camera setup which seems similar to the latest tweet from Realme. Realme will be holding the event on August 15 in Shenzhen, China.
In conclusion, sooner by next week, we can reveal the official information of the Realme 5. Follow our page for more updates from us.
Every quarter of the year, Opensignal shares its research report on the worldwide mobile network experience. Opensignal releases its new report on the topic of the smartphone, “How The Smartphone Affects Mobile Network Experience”. From the report, you can notice Opensignal did their research based on these three top smartphone brands which are Samsung, Huawei and Apple.
The main reason Opensignal picks these three major smartphones because Apple, Samsung and Huawei present in many countries. From the report, Opensignal clearly states that Samsung users tend to experience faster download speed than Apple or Huawei users. This includes Malaysia Samsung users are experiencing faster download speeds of 16Mbps. Both Apple and Huawei users, are experiencing download speed of 13Mbps and 15Mbps respectively.
Other than that, the chipset used in the smartphone affects network performance. For mid-range smartphones, the chipset used might not be as Samsung uses. Devices such as Apple uses Intel as their modem. There are many chipsets such as Qualcomm, Intel, HiSilicon, and Exynos. Samsung uses Exynos chipset which really allows its users to connect to wider frequency bands.
The tier of devices affects the network performance
Opensignal also did a grouping by tier between low-tier, mid-tier and high-tier devices. This device tiers also plays a major role in network performance. From the report, we can know that high-tier Samsung devices provide fastest download speeds globally of 26.6Mbps. Devices such as Apple high-tier devices able to provide a download speed of 25.1Mbps. All the high-tier devices use LTE Cat16 and above, whereas the low-tier and mid-tier device uses LTE Cat15 and below.
Comparing the LTE Cat16 smartphones with the rest of the world, high-tier devices in Malaysia able to reach the download speed of 19.9Mbps. Other mid-tier devices which use LTE Cat5 to Cat15 able to provide an average download speed of 13.8Mbps whereas for low-tier devices which uses LTE Cat4 and below could only lower download speed of 12.3Mbps.
In conclusion, the chipsets used in a smartphone really affects network performance as well. As Samsung will be introducing Galaxy Note 10 tomorrow, we can expect a greater download speed in Malaysia as it will be using Samsung’s new Exynos processor. For more information regarding the Opensignal full report, you can read from here.
Back in 2017, Apple launches iPhone X which is Apple’s 10th generation iPhone. In the iPhone X, Apple removes the most significant security feature, Touch ID and replaces it with Face ID. Apple is the first smartphone maker to introduce facial recognition feature in the smartphone. However, now time changes as other smartphone makers to reintroduce the fingerprint scanner technology on their smartphone.
Apple 2021 iPhone will have both Face ID and Touch ID
According to Apple’s most noted industry analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo says Apple might be planning to reintroduce the Touch ID in the 2021 iPhones. The 2021 iPhones will be having the Touch ID with an in-display fingerprint sensor. There is no doubt Apple will be dropping Face ID facial recognition technology on the iPhones. The Chinese analyst says Apple will include both Facial ID and Touch ID technology in the 2021 iPhones.
Last year, Vivo is the first smartphone maker to introduce the in-display fingerprint sensor on a smartphone. The technology first appeared in Vivo X20 Plus UD. However, the world’s most valuable company has filed a patent on the in-display fingerprint technology back in 2017 itself. Until today, there isn’t any of Apple’s product incorporated with the in-display fingerprint sensor technology.
Ming-Chi Kuo also claims that Appl most likely will be using the ultrasonic fingerprint sensing solution which is similar to Qualcomm’s. Most of the times, Apple prefers to reinvent features rather than inventing newer features. We can expect Apple to reinvent the in-display fingerprint sensor technology. The analyst also noted that by introducing both the Face ID and the Touch ID makes hacker difficult to imitate both a person’s face and fingerprint.
In conclusion, in two years time, Apple could possibly introduce the first iPhone with an in-display fingerprint scanner. Although this improves the security level of a smartphone, technologies are still vulnerable to hackers. For now, let’s focus on what Apple has in store for the iPhone 11 which will be unveiled next month September.
Last week, TM invites the media for its next #khabarbaik event. The main reason for this event is to list out the solution to tackle its Streamyx customer’s issue. Two months ago, the Minister of Communication, Gobind Singh has instructed TM to propose a plan within one month. One month later, TM has unveiled its Streamyx plan pricing will be reduced during the Kembara Digital Malaysia event.
Today, TM has unveiled all the information’s about its new plans, especially for Streamyx customers. The first announcement Unifi CEO, Moharmustaqeem Mohammed says is all about the rumoured Unifi Air plan. The new Unifi Air plan is specially made for its beloved Streamyx customers. The Unifi Air plan starts from RM79 per month. This price is only applicable to Streamyx users only. Other users might need to pay RM129 per month to subscribe to this new Unifi Air plan.
Unifi Air comes with unlimited quota
During the event, he has also revealed more information about the router itself. Unifi will start to roll out the Unifi Air plan starting today onwards. At this moment, TM says Unifi Air is only available to 35,000 customers only who are within the LTE coverage area. Moreover, the new Unifi Air plan will be operating at 2.3GHz TDD frequency. For the speed-wise, Unifi says customers should be able to access the Internet at the speed of 20Mbps and Unifi is providing unlimited quota for its users.
Before introducing this plan, TM has invited a few Streamyx customers to try out the Unifi Air plan. According to TM, many of its devices have been shipped to many of its Streamyx customers. Since its a plug-and-play device we are expecting users can directly use it at their home easily. The Unifi Air plan will be served to all the non-unifi residents primarily.
RM69 for all Streamyx customers
Apart from the Unifi Air plan, Unifi also introduces Unifi Lite plan for its current Streamyx customers. Do you remember when TM announces it will be reducing its current broadband plan from RM160 to RM69? Yes, TM has given us more information about this plan. The main reason TM introduces the Unifi Lite plan upon receiving a lot of complaints from Streamyx customers. Other than that, TM says the Unifi Lite is an interim solution before TM rolls out Gigawire to rest of its customers nationwide in 2021.
Previously, we have received a lot of questions from our reader regarding the RM69 reduced pricing. Good news to you, the RM69 per month is fixed to all Streamyx customers. This means if you have been paying RM120 per month for your current Streamyx broadband plan, next month onwards, you will have to pay only RM69 per month. Broadband packages below RM69 will remain at the same price.
In conclusion, these are all the solution TM has provided to tackle Streamyx customer issues. There will be more updates on the Unifi Air plan which we will cover it soon. What do you think of Streamyx solution? Share us your thoughts below.
Previously, all of us are expecting Huawei to name its operating system as Hongmeng OS. Then, a few weeks ago Huawei spokesperson confirms Hongmeng is not the replacement for Google’s Android operating system. Now, China’s Global Times reveals that Huawei might be revealing Hongmeng OS at its developer conference.
Huawei will be holding its annual developer conference this week Friday on the August 9 in Dongguan, China. As we said previously, Hongmeng OS is mainly focused on IoT devices. This means we are expecting the Hongmeng OS to be lightweight. According to Reuters, Huawei will be using Hongmeng OS for its Honor smart TV.
The China news company, says that Huawei is developing Hongmeng OS for a smartphone which very likely to debut later this year. Moreover, it is claimed that Huawei will be unveiling the Hongmeng OS smartphone alongside with the Huawei Mate 30 Pro which could be unveiled later this year. For now, the Hongmeng OS is being tested by the team.
In conclusion, Huawei has not revealed the information regarding the smartphone. As our duty, we will update you with more information in the coming months.
A few days ago, we quote that Realme will be introducing the world’s first 64MP quad-camera technology on August 8. However, things are changing now as its competitor Xiaomi’s sub-brand has sent out media invites to launch the world’s first 64MP camera technology. Redmi will host the event on August 7, which is a day before Realme plans to announce the 64MP quad-camera technology.
During the event, we can expect Redmi to demonstrate camera capabilities. Xiaomi will be organizing the event at its image processing laboratory. This is where the whole engineers are working on the 64MP camera technology. At this moment, it is still unclear whether we can expect a Redmi smartphone during the event on Wednesday.
Both Realme and Redmi will be using Samsung’s GW1 image sensor for its smartphone. The 64MP image sensor is currently the highest camera sensor Samsung has created for a smartphone. It uses the Tetracell technology, where you can get a brighter 16MP images under low light situations and crystal clear 64MP images in daylight shots.
In conclusion, Xiaomi has not revealed the official details of the smartphone yet. We will cover the details for you once, we have an official confirmation from both Realme and Xiaomi. Previously, Redmi has shared a photo taken using the 64MP smartphone. Now, on Wednesday we can witness how cool the 64MP camera sensor works. Stay tuned for official updates from us.
