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Here is why the Samsung ISOCELL CMOS sensor in the Galaxy S5 is so awesome [VIDEO]
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Samsung’s new 16 megapixel camera in the Samsung Galaxy S5 can capture photos with more pixels compared to the 13 megapixel sensor in the Galaxy S4, but what has the South Korean company done to improve overall performance? The answer is their ISOCELL CMOS technology, which introduces several new breakthroughs in mobile photography that enables DSLR-like photo quality in a sensor thin enough for a phone.
Truth be told, the person presenting the technology in this video throws a ton of terms that may go over a lot of people’s heads, but if you see the type of photos they say you can produce as a result of all that, that’s all you’ll need to know to get excited about the device’s camera sensor. You’ll be able to see the samples Samsung provided in the gallery below.
Of note is the sensor’s ability to capture lowlight photos with great clarity and quality. Of course, we can’t speak to these claims ourselves without having had a chance to test the device, but you can bet we’ll be looking to do that once the Samsung Galaxy S5 hits the market. Watch the quick presentation above.
Official Fiverr for Android app now serving up $5 gigs
Fiverr, one of the most exciting new freelance communities out there, has finally made their Android app available for download. Fiverr is a service that touts itself on featuring jobs from freelancers for as little as $5. Whether you need a quick sketch of a character or some help with your math homework, freelancers on Fiverr offer affordable packages for everyday people who are looking for people to perform odd job services for them here and there.
Of course, anyone who uses Fiverr knows that $5 won’t actually get you much more than the bare minimum, with most people offering the full suite of their services for additional, optional add-on prices. The Android app is simple — it gives you quick and easy access to all the different gigs listed in all the different categories featured on Fiverr, ranging from people sharing cooking tips to someone being able to help you out with complex app development.
You also have built-in search, as well as push notifications for those who need to be on the ball when it comes to responding to inquiries from users looking to hire them. It’s simple, it’s free, and it’s sitting in the Google Play Store. Give it a whirl and see if you can’t find someone to help you take care of that one thing you’ve been putting off for some very affordable prices.
[via Fiverr]
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