The Phone Shrink

With every great Smartphone, comes the unending list of potential rumors and possible features we might get to see in the final product. The Note 20 is no exception to that, and the rumors for the phone have already started pouring in. By the looks of it, Samsung has heard us, and is trying to rectify the mistakes they made with the S20 in their upcoming flagship. Here is what we know, and why this phone might be a substantial improvement over the S20, especially in India. Starting off, one of the biggest problems we faced with the S20, was the Exynos 990 chipset. Yes it is very powerful, but surely does not match up against the Snapdragon 865. There were several issues especially while gaming for an extended period of time. Samsung has reportedly been working on a new chipset, the Exynos 992, which is based off a 6nm process rather than the 7nm on the 865. This should lead to better performance, and higher efficiency from the chip. This could be Samsung's answer to the 865,

With OnePlus, launching the cheaper version of its lineup, the OnePlus 8, it begs the question, how does it fare against the Samsung Galaxy S20? Of-course, strictly comparing prices, the s20 is a lot more expensive than the OnePlus 8, but there is more to these phones than just that. Here we shall see a detailed comparison, comparing all the major features of both the phones, and my thoughts on these devices.  Design and build: Both these phones are amazing in terms of their look and feel. They come with a beautiful design, featuring the punch hole camera, although in different locations. Both come with Corning Gorilla Glass 6 at the front and back. The S20 is the lighter of the two phones, and more comfortable in the hands. Also the S20 comes with an IP68 water and dust resistance, whereas the OnePlus 8 does not. Interesting point to note here, the OnePlus 8 actually is water resistant, as claimed by the company, however it has not received an official rating.  Display: T

Samsung, a one of the most reputed companies in the smartphone industry, has also been a victim of a lot of criticism by people. Past experiences with this company have led to people losing faith in the company, but recent innovations have also got a lot of them coming back, and happier than ever. Here we take a look at our thoughts of this company, and what kind of a place this company holds in the market. In the past, in the mid range and budget market, Samsung phones were not up to the mark. They were seriously under-powered, and had almost nothing to offer which other brands weren't providing, and at much lower prices. Companies like Xiaomi, Honor, Realme, provided much better phones, with superior hardware. Even on the software front, Samsung wasn't as great. Companies like Motorola provided a stock android experience, while the Experience UI by Samsung was full of bloatware and was pretty laggy. I'm talking specifically about the J and the ON series. They