Portrait mode shootout: $200 smartphones vs $1,000 iPhone X

Smartphone PC modes: Huawei vs Samsung...

ZDNet Mobility & Telecoms December 21, 2017

Smartphone portrait mode shootout: Eight phones starting at $200 challenge the $1,000 Apple iPhone X DSLR photographers have been shooting bokeh for years and in the last couple of years we have seen companies like Huawei, Google, Samsung, and Apple add functionality for the same, commonly labeled wide aperture, portrait, and depth effects. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Print photos on the go with the Polaroid Insta-Share Moto Mod: hands-on • Here's what Samsung's latest budget phones may tell us about the Galaxy S9 Oh Apple, you really need to rethink how you do things READ FULL STORY Smartphone PC modes: Huawei Mate 10 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy Note 8 READ FULL STORY IDC Report: The Path to a Thinking Supply Chain White Papers from IBM Join Microsoft IoT leaders and their strategic partners at IoT In... Training from Microsoft IDC Report: Are You on the Path to a Thinking Supply Chain? White Papers from IBM 2017: The Year's Best Tech 1. Tech's leaps, limps and likes: The 7 trends that defined 2017 2. Tipping point: 2017 was a record-shattering year for robotics 3. Disruption as a service: Where the tech industry will pounce in 2018 Read more › Gift Guides 1. The top tech gadgets of 2017 2. The perfect gifts for data hogs 3. The best last-minute holiday gifts Read more › Wileyfox Pro, First Take: A budget handset for Windows Phone diehards This new Windows Phone is an affordable handset for business users who want to stick with Microsoft's mobile OS. READ FULL STORY Simple, Secure, Wi-Fi for Small Businesses Live Event from Hewlett Packard Enterprise Sign Up More on Mobility 10 Best iPad Keyboards

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