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I'm actually so furious about this. No, they did not put the IMX903 (ik this because microns they showed are still 1.22, not 1.4 of the imx903) - even though it was supposed to be in the 15PM. It's the exact same sensor, all they changed is the processing algorithms & new sensor shift OIS (v2). Nothing that 15PM couldn't have been if they bothered 1% (even now they could push an 'OTA' to turn 15PM into 99.97% 16PM (if they were a real company that is)). IMX903 would remove a need to upgrade the sensor for the next 3-4 years (coming from me, who is already using a phone with a way better 1'' sensor (lyt-900)) but no - they choose to do the same crap scamsung and goolag are doing, albeit iPhone sensors are currently way better as the Scamsung/Goolag are still on the old dogshit HP1 and HP2s from 2020/1 tech (yes, GNK is new but it's the same crap, basically a mix of HP1 and 2) so it's still in the era where Sony was unparalleled (now both Samsung and Omni are killing Sony with their latest sensors). And it's crazy how only Chinese phones are pushing new techs, literally if they had better QC and ideas they'd be 5 years ahead of crapple, scamsung and goolag - like this they're barely better. If Apple had my LYT-900 it'd be a murder scene.


This peaked my interest. Can you explain what benefits this chip would provide users in layman terms? What chip vendor are they using now?


It's not a chip but a sensor. The difference between 1/1.28'' and 1/1.14'' may not sound much but the whole tech of the IMX903 (double stacked CMOS for better light gathering, better video performance, cinematic mode) would make it way better. So it'd perform better at night (video especially), it'd have huger pixels & would allow Apple's 24mp mode to truly shine as it'd capture an amazing level of texture any time of the day, like this it just doesn't matter as much



Are there any phones currently using IMX903 sensor? Also, is IMX903 better than lyt-900? Also, which phones are using lyt-900?

True flagships these days are really made by Chinese firms. I am only holding back because of long term software support. I guess I will grab the next gen flagship honor/mi phone.


thanks, was looking for confirmation of this. shame. going to skip this years model and hope they upgrade the camera sensor in the iPhone 17 pro. it's the only reason to switch to a new phone these days


Apparently 10 times more performant than Unity/Leadwerks:

Quoting the dev: > I am sorry people are making fun of you just for asking for a game engine with good performance. I realized this was a big problem when I was working on VR projects for NASA, and saw how bad other the performance of other engine was. I created a new Vulkan-based game engine designed specifically to solve performance problems in real-time games, and the results turned out much better than I realized was possible. This is the website:[https://www.ultraengine.com/](https://www.ultraengine.com/)

Ultra Engine will run about 10x faster than Unity under heavy loads. You can try the benchmarks and see for yourself. Maybe it will help you. Good luck!


Why are y'all still talking about 9/11 as if the whole world (including brainwashed Americans) doesn't know the truth? Your literal senators are controlling countries (way off their limits), chill.


I'm so glad Intel is back in the game and at the leadership position at that. I feel so hyped for some odd reason..thanks Pet.


Reasonable? $89? You don't realize you're in 1% of the world 's richest there in the US right? I replaced my 5000mAh battery myself for $12.

beat that big corpo licker.


LOL, but all these non-richest people must buy an iPhone and replace it 89 dollars?


We're specifically talking about the kinds of people who will spend $700+ on a new phone. Those people can surely afford $89 to replace the battery a couple years down the line.


I reassure you that my former schoolmate whose now a president of MNE (.me) country won't touch your @pm.me domain lol


I'm sorry but this is all but true. I've a 13700K and a 4090 and it's more reliable than 2 of my old hardware machines..this is slowly becoming a myth unfortunately as new versions of either DEs or desktop protocol (s) are slowly deprecating tons of stuff..


I’ve had good luck with Xubuntu on a couple older machines so far but I’m not trying to run it on anything modern. My experience trying to do desktop Linux on a recent machine is quite old so maybe things are different.


Absolutely lol, those people are amazing just spitting bs everywhere


Everyone's talking about Pixels yet no one mentions how Pixels batteries are terrible and how 'their' Tensor G2 gets slaughtered by a $200 SD 7 device. Pixel is a big skip, camera clutches and NOTHING ELSE, software (ui/ux) looks and feels terrible.


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