Both phones feature state of the art mobile cameras, but which is better? Let's take a photowalk and find out.

The iPhone 16 Pro Max captures images at 24-megapixels by default where it’s still set to 12-megapixel in the S25 Ultra. Just as last year, the default 1x shots from the iPhone has more detail ...

The iPhone 16e camera is objectively not as good as the iPhone 16 Pro, but from my brief testing, there are times when it seems to outperform its Pro cousin. Of course, this only applies at 1x and ...

Both series have solid discounts at the moment. Samsung’s new Galaxy Z foldables will be on pre-order for another week, so ...

Xperia 1 VII, iPhone 16 Pro Max, and Pixel 9 Pro go head-to-head in a blind camera test. Discover which smartphone camera is ...

The focal length and aperture that are listed clearly indicate that it's not the same 48MP main camera that you'd find on the iPhone 16 ... Daylight samples, 1x, 48MP. At 2x zoom, the iPhone 16e's ...

In addition to the updated camera bump design, recent ‌iPhone 16‌ prototypes have also featured a smaller Action Button, ... The molds could simply be being used as test samples based on early ...

Both the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and iPhone 16 Pro Max showcase impressive advancements in smartphone photography, catering to different user preferences. The iPhone stands out with its superior image quality ...

The Camera Control on my iPhone 16 Pro Max helps me snap errr ... as the phones I use are review samples and I’d get into more trouble than a moment's angry respite is worth.

The iPhone 16 Pro Max camera hardware is mostly the same as last year, with a new 48-megapixel ultra-wide camera as the sole new sensor, but Apple has built a new ISP (image signal processor) that ...

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The iPhone 16, which comes in 6.1 inches or 6.7 for its Plus model, introduces a new camera-specific slide button on the phone’s lower half.