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Samsung launches 3D Scanner app for Galaxy Note 10+, Galaxy A80

“The 3D scanner app makes use of the 3D time of flight sensor on the Note 10+ to scale 3D models of relatively small objects”

Samsung has launched its own 3D scanner app, unassumingly named 3D Scanner. The new smartphone app does pretty much what its name suggests, scaling 3D models of objects that are relatively small and within its field of view. The app makes use of the 3D time of flight sensor on board the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+, in order to create a 3D graphical replica of the object on the app itself.According to the app description, 3D Scanner works best for objects sized within 20-80cm3. To use the app, users will need to scan the object from all directions. Samsung recommends that no other objects are placed around the target object, in which case the surrounding objects will also be scanned alongside. The 3D Scanner app is available on the Samsung Galaxy app store, which makes it exclusive to Samsung devices. Furthermore, the app will be compatible with any other Samsung devices that have the 3D time of flight sensor, including the Galaxy Note 10+ 5G and the Samsung Galaxy Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus (Galaxy Note 10 Pro) Specifications

Performance

Octa core (2.73 GHz, Dual Core + 2.4 GHz, Dual core + 1.9 GHz, Quad core)

Samsung Exynos 9 Octa

12 GB RAM

Display

6.8 inches (17.27 cm)

1440x3040 px, 495 PPI

Dynamic AMOLED

Camera

12 MP + 12 MP + 16 MP Triple Primary Cameras

LED Flash

10 MP Front Camera

Battery

4300 mAh

Fast Charging 2.0

USB Type-C port

The unique feature will help users of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ make better use of all its features. The Galaxy Note 10+’s 3D scanning feature will help users create 3D models, and use them as 3D stickers in photos, or even in videos as creative elements. This would provide a similar usage experience as Apple’s Animoji, which create 3D modelled objects as graphical stickers, which can then be used for emoting better in communication apps.

Reliance Jio brings these exciting features

5 Exciting features by Reliance Jio

Virtual Reality and Mixed Reality (VR and MR)

Jio’s set top box is equipped to support VR and MR content. The company demonstrated MR content in different categories like shopping, education and movies. MR shopping will let users experience the clothes they wish to purchase. Jio will also launch its Holoboard MR headset soon. The MR headset is developed by Tessarect, a startup Jio invested in recently.

Local cable operators

Reliance Jio will broadcast channels from local cable operators (LCOs). The telco has already acquired controlling stakes in Hathway, DEN and GTPL. These LCOs will be able to broadcast HD content to Jio GigaFiber customers.

Gaming

Jio’s set top box also supports console gaming with compatibility for all gaming controllers. The set top box comes with a built-in graphics card. At launch, the set top box will support games like FIFA 2019. Jio has also partnered with companies like Tencent Games and Microsoft to bring in more games in the future. Jio also promises zero latency gaming with its set top box.

Premium OTT content

With the Jio set top box, customers will have access to premium content from leading OTT platforms. There’s also a ‘First Day First Show’ feature which will allow customers to watch movies the same day as the theatre release. This feature will be available in mid-2020.

Voice and video calls

Jio GigaFiber customers will able to make free voice calls from the landline to any operator (mobile or fixed) in India. The set top box also support group video calls up to four members. Jio also unveiled international calling packs priced at Rs 500 per month which offers unlimited calls to the US and Canada.

Xiaomi Redmi Note 4

Xiaomi Redmi Note 4

About the Phone :

Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 was released on Jan 23, 2017. It's available in India. It is built in with Android v6.0.1 (Marshmallow). Price maximise till Rs.15,999

SPECIFIC FEATURES :

PERFORMANCE :

• Octa Core, 2GHz
• Snapdragon 625
• 4 GB RAM

DISPLAY :

• 5.5 Inches (13.97 cm)
• Full HD, 401 PPI 
• IPS LCD

CAMERA :

• 13 MP Primary Camera
• Dual-color LED Flash
• 5 MP Front Cam, No Front flash

BATTERY :

• 4100 mAh
• Non-Removable (in built)

Describing about the sensors of a smart phone

Which sensors, how it works & what is does.

So know taking the most common sensor ie., Accelerometer. As itself implies that it measures the Move it in any direction and data from this sensor will spike, but leave it still and it will go flat. The same sensor is also used to determine a device's orientation along its three axes. Apps use this data to tell if a phone is in portrait or landscape orientation, if its screen is facing up- or downward.



Accelaration that the handset [phone] experiencing relative to free fall. 

The other Sensor is the Gyroscope. It is the sensor that provide orientation information , but with greater precision.  This  particular sensor should be appreciable, Android's Photo Sphere camera feature can tell how much a phone has been rotated and in which direction. It is also used by Google's Sky Map for telling what constellation you're pointing a phone at.

Another sensor that most (if not all) smartphones now have is the magnetometer. Yup, it is able to detect magnetic fields. The magnetometer is one of the sensors that compass applications use to point at the planet's north pole. Apps made to detect metal use this sensor as well.

Next up we have the proximity sensor, which is comprised of an infrared LED and an IR light detector. It is placed near the earpiece of a phone, and for a good reason – when you place the handset up to your ear, the sensor lets the system know that you're most probably in a call and that the screen has to be turned off. The sensor works by shining a beam of invisible to humans infrared light which is reflected from a nearby object and picked up by the IR detector.

A phone's light sensor is what measures how bright the ambient light is. The phone's software uses this data to adjust the display's brightness automatically – when ambient light is plentiful, the screen's brightness is pumped up, and when it is dark, the display is dimmed down. An interesting fact is that high-end Samsung Galaxy phones use an advanced light sensor that can measure white, red, green, and blue light independently. In fact, the Adapt Display feature uses this data to fine tune image representation.

Higher-end phones have a built-in barometer – a sensor that can measure atmospheric pressure. Data measured by it is used to determine how high the device is above sea level, which in turn results in improved GPS accuracy. On a related note,  the Samsung Galaxy Nexus were among the first Android devices to feature this sensor.

Some folks might remember that the Samsung Galaxy S4 bragged with a thermometer for measuring ambient temperature. However, there's a thermometer in pretty much any smartphone, and some handsets might have more than one of them. The difference is that they're used to monitor the temperature inside the device and its battery. If a component is detected to be overheating, the system shuts itself down to prevent damage. And speaking of the Galaxy S4, it pioneered the use of an air humidity sensor in a smartphone. Data provided by it was used in the S Health application to tell whether or not the user was in their "Comfort Zone" – one with optimal air temperature and humidity.

While know talking about the health and fitness topic, the pedometer is a sensor used for counting the number of steps that the user has taken. Such data is usually obtained by the device's accelerometer, but a dedicated pedometer is a lot more accurate and power efficient. TheGoogle Nexus5 is among the few phones that have a true pedometer built into them. There is a sensor for measuring heart rate monitor on the Galaxy S5. As you can tell, it is made to measure one's pulse, and it does that by detecting the minute pulsations of the blood vessels inside one's finger.

We must also mention the fingerprint sensors built into a number of smartphones, including the iPhone 5s, the Samsung Galaxy S5, and the HTC One Max and many other smart phones. Of these, the 5s has the sensor most convenient to use as it does not require swiping in order to read fingerprint data. Fingerprint scanners are most often used as an extra layer of security – as a substitute for a lock screen password.

A sensor that you wouldn't expect to find on a smartphone is one capable of detecting harmful radiation. Yet there's a phone that sports one – the Sharp Pantone 5. Released only in Japan, it features a dedicated button which launches an app used to measure the current radiation level in the area.

Adding the microphone and the cameras to the list gives us a figure of at least 14 different sensors that are (or have been) used in a smartphone. That's quite a lot of data that a smartphone can pick up, use, and provide. And with smartphones getting more and more awesome by the year, the list is surely to keep on growing. Think there's a sensor that we've missed? Let us know down in the comments!

Hurry up !! Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 sale on Flipkart, Mi.com at 12 PM today

Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 gets a 5.5 inch Full HD DISPAY WITH A 2.5d arc glass design on top. It has a metal unibody design with a curved back.

Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 will be available on sale on flipkart and Mi.com at 12 PM today. The smaert is available in three storage variants and three colour options. Xiaomi Redmi Note 4's base model with 2 GB RAM and 32 GB storage space costs Rs 9,999, while 4 GB RAM+64 GB storage option can be bought at Rs 12<999. The smartphone will be available in balck, gold and dark grey colour options.

Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 is one of the best selling smart phone for the company in India. Xiaomi claims to have sold over one million units of the Redmi Note 4 in 45 days of its launch. Xiaomi conducted the first sale for Redmi Notew 4 on January 23. The company claimed it sold 2,50,000 units of the smartphone on Flipkart and Mi.com in just under 10 minutes. 

New 2017 Suzuki Swift

The new Suzuki Swift

The overseas model of the Suzuki Swift will be unveiled at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show in March 2017, and is expected to be launched by Maruti in mid-2017.

About Swift 

Suzuki revealed the 3rd Generation of all new Swift on 27th December 2016, in Japan. In its home country, the new Generation Swifr\t was introduced between a price of 1.34 million Yen (INR 7.78 lakhs) to 1.84 million Yen (INR 10.69 lakhs) and gone on sale on 4th January 2017. The new Swift is expected to hit the indian shores in middle of 2017 and will be introduced after the new Swift Dzire across the country. The 2017 Suzuki Swift features a new exterior and an all-new interior along with the SHVS (Smart Hybrid Vehicle by Suzuki).

2017 SuzukiSwift Design

The 2017 Suzuki Swift is based on the Baleno's lightweight platform and hence has shed weight by 100 kg over the present model. On the exterior, the new Swift gets a hexagonal grille with chrome insert, projector headlamps with LED DRLs (Daytime Runing Lamps), LED tail Lamps, ORVM's indicator and Fog lamps. Along with this, the hatchback features blackened out A, B & C pillars and rides on16-inch alloy wheels. A key change in the new Swiftis the placement of the rear door handles on the C-pillar, similar to the Chevrolet Beat.

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