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S26U can produce really strong images in the right conditions. It delivers great results under good light (50MP, auto settings)

@9to5Google @NexusBen Sorry, but 45W is not considered fast charging nowadays

Galaxy Z Fold 8 and 'Wide' foldable get much faster 45W charging, leak reveals 9to5google.com/2026/03/23/gal… by @nexusben

@Neil_Sarg As far as I know they are still around, OnePlus 15 is a top smartphone

So that's it. OnePlus has finally gone, done and dusted in the Global Market it’s such a shame, absolutely loved OnePlus phones over the years, particularly the One Plus 7 Pro, which was my favorite phone of all time. It's strange because Oppo seems to be the new global phone and OnePlus is taking a back seat in China. They've kind of reversed roles over the years. RIP #OnePlus #NeverSettle #OxygenOS #OnePlus7Pro

@imYadav31 Isn't this such a waste of valuable space?

Android devs please wake up. Desperately need this

@choqao If these are the final colours then it is a shame, nothing colourful there, perfect for my dad 😀

OPPO Find X9 Ultra 👀

@Phonenurd @MKBHD OnePlus15 camera is not a significant downgrade to the S26U one. OnePlus 15 is priced 400 pounds cheaper than the S26U in the UK and it offers larger battery, double the charging speed, better IP protection, more responsive and better quality display, extremely smooth software

The latest flagship, the OnePlus 15, has been polarizing: • The Good: A massive 7,300mAh battery and 165Hz display (a gamer’s dream). • The Bad: Significant camera downgrades and the end of the Hasselblad partnership. Critics (including @MKBHD ) noted it feels less like a "flagship" and more like a specialized gaming niche, making it harder to compete with the likes of the Samsung S26 Ultra or iPhone 17 Pro. The tech world is buzzing with rumors that OnePlus might be pulling out of key global markets (US, UK, and EU) by April 2026. If the inputs from the latest industry leaks and market shifts are any indication, here’s why this might be the end of the road for the "Flagship Killer":

Xiaomi 17 Ultra vs Samsung S26 Ultra (50MP, auto settings): Samsung heavily protects highlights (sky) by collapsing shadows. Xiaomi lifts the shadows, resulting in a more usable picture. Look at the people's faces close to the water and the brick building texture (top right).

It is not just about detail; dynamic range matters too.

Xiaomi 17 Ultra vs Samsung S26 Ultra (50MP, auto settings): - One goes for detail. - The other plays it safe. Look closely at the leaves and flowers. Which one do you prefer?

@Shyamli_Kashyap Does it smile to us or not? ⭐

•~Good Morning......❤️ #PhotographyIsArt

@app_settings From "the entire display should be reachable with the thumb" to 7-inch displays :)

it’s actually CRAZY how big phones are these days lol here’s my biggest phone- the Galaxy S24 Ultra- next to my smallest phone- the iPhone 5s

@rick00357876097 It handles well low light scenes, all the pictures have decent depth ⭐

I just love the way #Xiaomi17Ultra handles neon lighting 🔥

@JohnGetchel Sunset in Singapore

Photo challenge: show me a cityscape! 🌆

@mtgproductionss I would mention the exceptional display too, without privacy display trade-offs.

7 Months with the Pixel 10 Pro and it’s been a wonderful experience. Great Cameras, Clean and aesthetic software, solid battery life!

Another example from the same comparison

Xiaomi 17 Ultra vs Samsung S26 Ultra (50MP, auto settings): Not a one-off. Different scene, similar result: - Xiaomi is sharper with more detail. - Samsung looks softer. Look at the red buds and leaf edges.

Does Nothing Phone 3 still offer the best macro capabilities?

@143_pushpendra @nothingindia @AkisEvangelidis @Snapdragon Insane details, well done!

Captured some clean macro shots, 📸 Shot On Nothing Phone 3 @nothingindia @AkisEvangelidis @Snapdragon

@WorkaholicDavid Magnets were never a thing on Android, right?

Is the lack of magnets on Galaxy S26 a deal breaker?

@_TheJasonC I don't think that I have seen a better looking phone this year. Solid device, exceptional display, the smoothest software, large battery, 120W wired charging. It is simply top

From the Never Settle flagship killer It's the end of OnePlus as it prepares to exit the Global Market. The end was inevitable, OnePlus became just another Smartphone, those already exist. OnePlus lost its uniqueness and Identity. Customers lost interest.