Our collaborator Juan Carlos F. Galindo meets again with Javier López Tazón, collaborator of Muy Interesante and creator of the blog Entre Bits & Chips, and José Manuel Nieves, head of Science and Technology at ABC.
The aim of the debate: to thoroughly analyze two new devices that were announced shortly before the start of the Mobile World Congress: Samsung Galaxy S10 and Xiaomi Mi9.
Samsung Galaxy S10
The new Samsung model stands out for its triple rear camera, Exynos 9820 CPU and 6.1-inch Dynamic AMOLED screen and 3040 * 1440 resolution.
They include facial recognition, gyroscope, compass, barometer, gyroscope, proximity and fingerprint sensors; and various extras such as Dual Pixel PDAF, OIS, Auto-HDR, Dual Pixel front camera, AF, FOV: 80˚, AI functions in scene detection, live photo with bokeh effect or super slow motion video from 720p to 960 fps.
Xiaomi Mi9
The new device from the Chinese giant has a 6.39-inch Samsung AMOLED screen and full HD + resolution (2,280 x 1,080 pixels). The processor is Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 and it also has a triple rear camera.
It includes extras such as an optical fingerprint reader under the screen, sapphire glass in the rear cameras, USB Type C, multifunction NFC, Game Turbo mode, infrared emitter, dual frequency GPS, Google Assistant button, Smart Antenna and face unlock .
In this interesting debate, our invited experts are going to gut these two star releases to see if the new functionalities they offer are really operational. They will talk about facial recognition, fingerprint sensor, new applications to improve the quality of photographs, camera, screen … Who will win?
