Previously i had similar topic [back in the past] . Here is a fresh addition to that list: constant resetting of user custom settings after ordinary system update annoying not removable notifications reporting me about unneeded shit interfering with working user area, [they just block your taps and forcing to wait until they disappear] The last incremental Android 16 update heated up my Xiaomi 15 Ultra to 50 degrees celsius do not forget to [turn-off your updates] in August 2026 So, that’s it for today, enjoy the Monday!

Full-fledged cameraphone benchmarks are aimed on screens > 1280px width. So almost any desktop or laptop should be fine. Smartphones are not supported, in favor of pixel-peeping convenience. It’s been a while since i’ve posted entertaining comparisons of modern “cameraphones”, which try to compete Nokia 808 in resolution field without any luck. Here is one more at your disposal. CURRENTLY TEST IS NOT OPTIMIZED FOR MOBILE VIEW! IMAGE WIDTH >1600px IS RECOMMENDED!

Full-fledged cameraphone benchmarks are aimed on screens > 1280px width. So almost any desktop or laptop should be fine. Smartphones are not supported, in favor of pixel-peeping convenience. CURRENTLY TEST IS NOT OPTIMIZED FOR MOBILE VIEW! IMAGE WIDTH > 1280px IS RECOMMENDED! ▒ DIRECT COMPARISON Today’s rival is [Huawei Pura 80 Ultra] , equipped with nearly the same sensor size on its periscope camera as found in Nokia 808. Despite my earlier promise that [no more photography benchmarks] would appear on these pages, it seems I’ve broken that commitment.

UPDATED ON: 2025-09-24 Since 2025, every reputable cameraphone has featured a 1-inch main camera module. Based upon my personal statistics main camera is used in less than 15% of cases, since everything in the a close range have largely been covered through previous shoots. The true innovation lies in periscope cameras with their ability to bring faraway objects closer to our eye. Moreover, most of [selling photographs] today are captured using these telescopic lenses.

UPDATED ON: 2025-09-13 Recently i’ve stumbled upon the fact that my Xiaomi 15 Ultra, which is running Android 15, lagging in a strange way. I decided to eliminate stuttering by tuning gadget appropriately. Not long ago i solved such problems by [rooting the device] , but now i simpy don’t have time for such luxury. In this blip note we will discuss settings, that affect performance of the smartphone by a substantiation margin.

As a long-term user of Android OS i stacked up the most irksome peculiarities. They have been with us for ages, since version 1.0 to be exact. messed up separation between internal and external storage, which is not clear to a generic windows user, files are hard to find, applications save data randomly either on internal or external storage, logic pattern is definitely broken here incoherent and unclear notification system, with poor organization of priorities absence of transparent file handling, i am talking about file extension-application matching, there is no convenient tools to manage this task And it looks like google will never fix above mentioned facts.

Full-fledged cameraphone benchmarks are aimed on screens > 1280px width. So almost any desktop or laptop should be fine. Smartphones are not supported, in favor of pixel-peeping convenience. CURRENTLY TEST IS NOT OPTIMIZED FOR MOBILE VIEW! IMAGE WIDTH > 1280px IS RECOMMENDED! ▒ DIRECT COMPARISON In the very beginning of the test I underline the fact that we are comparing only resolution and not the dynamic range. In this category older FSI sensor is an outsider, for sure.