Blackberry Z10's camera, smoked by a Windows Phone

We've already taken a look at how the new Blackberry Z10 measures upward against the Nokia Lumia 920 and at present we'll have a gander at the camera. It's been well proven that the Lumia 920 performs rather well in depression light situations. The optically stabilized, back-lit sensor pairs upwards nicely with the f2.0 lens to light upwards some of the dimmest situations.

The Blackberry Z10 is fitted with an 8MP, back-lit sensor and a f2.2 lens. While it lacks optical stabilization, on paper, the Z10'southward photographic camera reads as if it can handle low calorie-free situations adequately well. Gizmodo had the opportunity to test things out and it appears the Z10 was not only smoked by a Windows Phone but also an iPhone and Android device as well.

The test was simple, take a photo of an Assassin's Creed statue in a dimly lit room. No flash was used in the test. Even though the pictures announced to be taken at different angles, the results weren't impressive with the statue barely visible in the Z10'southward photo. The Lumia 920 performed the best with the iPhone 5 and Samsung Milky way SIII also out performing the Z10.

We're sure that our colleagues over at Crackberry.com will be putting the Z10 through the ropes and we'll be sure to encounter how well the photographic camera compares to not simply the Lumia 920 merely other smartphones. But for now, the Z10'south camera doesn't appear to be a head turner.

Source: Gizmodo

New report reveals Microsoft's future AR strategy; HoloLens 3 is dead

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New report reveals Microsoft'southward time to come AR strategy; HoloLens 3 is dead

Business Insider has today published a follow-up written report with more details about Microsoft's canceled HoloLens 3 augmented reality headset. The partnership with Samsung is said to include a headset with a set up of screens within, powered by a Samsung phone in your pocket.

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Review: Surface Laptop SE is the new standard for K-8 Windows PCs

Starting at only $250, Microsoft'southward first foray into affordable laptops for the education marketplace is a winner. With a gorgeous pattern, excellent thermals, and a fantastic typing experience, Microsoft would do correct to sell this direct to consumers as well. Let'due south simply hope Intel can make a better CPU.