If your phone is getting old and the camera takes a lot of time to focus on the subject then you need a new camera app on your phone. Yes, this issue can be fixed with simple app installation, you don’t need to abandon your old phone for a new one. Although it is not a guarantee that it will work on the phone you are using right now but how about a try? Here are a few apps which may help you with your situation on your smartphone. If you get trouble installing any app then don’t worry just jump to the next app. Google Camera Google Camera is the same default camera app that you see installed on the Google Pixel smartphones. You may not be able to install this app from the Google Play store even though its available there for free. The app installation is a little tricky, don’t worry here are all the steps to follow to install it on your phone. Firstly, you need to find if there is any Google Camera port available for your phone. Go to the XDA Developers’ GCam port Hub page and search
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With OnePlus recently revealing that it was working to go back to its roots, the company is likely to release its cheapest smartphone -- the OnePlus Z as soon as on July 10. Initially identified as OnePlus 8 Lite, the device would essentially compete with popular budget smartphone brands such as Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo among others. There have been several leaks about the upcoming device and they suggest the smartphone would be priced around Rs 25,000. It is pertinent to note that since its debut, OnePlus has strayed far from its original USP -- low pricing of its handsets and last month the company CEO Pete Lau said that OnePlus was looking to get back to making affordable handsets while foraying into new product categories. According to recent reports, the OnePlus Z or the OnePlus 8 Lite would be priced in the country at Rs 24,990 and may be unveiled in 6GB RAM and 128GB storage and 8GB RAM variant too. The premium handset maker has already announced that it would host a launch event on
Things have changed drastically since we updated our list of the best phones in India priced under Rs. 20,000 back in April. Xiaomi has launched a new device into the mix, and some of the other popular models have fluctuated in price. In this sub-Rs. 20,000 price band, you'll find phones with powerful processors, good cameras, and massive batteries. Even if you don't want to spend as much as Rs. 20,000 you will be able to get some really capable devices for well under Rs. 18,000. We have compiled a list of smartphones that have scored well in our reviews, making each of them a great pick. Check them out. Best phones under 20,000 Phones under Rs. 20,000 Gadgets 360 rating (out of 10) Price in India (as recommended) Redmi Note 9 Pro Max 8 Rs. 16,499 Poco X2 8 Rs. 17,499 Realme 6 Pro 8 Rs. 17,999 Samsung Galaxy M31 8 Rs. 16,499 Realme X2 8 Rs. 17,999 Poco F1 8 Rs. 17,999 Asus ZenFone 5Z 9 Rs. 16,999 Redmi Note 9 Pro Max The Redmi Note 9 Pro Max is the latest s