Ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, Twitter launched a special election emoji in its roaster of emojis. This new emoji is aimed at encouraging the participation of the people in the election-related discussions, campaigns and encouraging more people to vote in the elections. The election emoji features an image of the Indian Parliament. The Director further stated, “Citizens will receive crucial information directly from the Election Commission on Twitter, in turn they can engage with and amplify accurate and positive information to their community.”Welcome Election Commission of India @ECISVEEP on Twitter! Look forward to raising voter awareness together #LokSabhaElections2019 #DeshKaMahaTyohar https://t.co/Oe4E7GjUts
— Twitter India (@TwitterIndia) March 22, 2019
Furthermore, after joining, the ECI has been giving information to the people about the voting rights and other information, such as what identity cards should be taken by the voters when they are going to cast their votes. After only a day of joining, the ECI has gained 14.5K followers with the numbers bound to increase as the elections date near. With the Election Commission of India joining Twitter, people would not have to go on websites or look in newspapers to look for information about the elections and voting. As most of the information will be provided by the ECI on their Twitter account. For the latest gadget and tech news, and gadget reviews, follow us on Twitter, Facebookand Instagram. For newest tech & gadget videos subscribe to our YouTube Channel. You can also stay up to date using the Gadget Bridge Android App.Keeping you abreast!
— Election Commission of India #SVEEP (@ECISVEEP) March 23, 2019
Here's the complete canvas of schedule for #DeshKaMahaTyohar
Polling would be held on April 11 in 91 Lok Sabha parliamentary constituencies spread across 20 states under the first phase of #GeneralElections2019 pic.twitter.com/vZnHv7SdQc
A report by MSP noted that the Huawei P30 will have a 5X hybrid zoom while the 
The transitions between the apps was smooth. Multi-tasking too worked really well on most occasions in this device, but when many tabs of Google Chrome were open or when more applications were kept running in the background the device lagged a little. But it should be noted that we tested the device to the harshest of conditions, so under normal usage the device should not give its users any problems.
Talking about the camera of the device, the Samsung Galaxy A30 packs a dual-rear camera setup at the back, which comprises of a 16MP primary camera with f/1.7 aperture paired with a 5MP ultra-wide sensor with f/2.2 aperture. At the front there is a 16MP selfie camera with no flash. The cameras support 4K image capture and full HD video recording.
For security, the device offers fingerprint scanner, face unlock, PIN, password and pattern. The face unlock feature worked quick in day-time but in low-light conditions it took a while to unlock. Similar is the fingerprint scanner, when we tried with dry fingers it worked fine and unlocked quickly, but when trying with moist finger we did notice it took a while to open the device as it didn’t register our fingerprint instantly. So, you might want to keep the scanner and your fingers dry when unlocking the device.
newest trends. We should point out that the chin is slightly broader, but then, at this price point, it’s not a very big deal. The fact is that Samsung has tried to make the smartphone look very contemporary and has succeeded in doing so.
Coming to the cameras of the smartphone, we have to say that we are very impressed with them. As we mentioned earlier, the Samsung Galaxy A50 has a triple rear camera setup that comprises of a 25MP sensor, an 8MP sensor and a 5MP depth sensor. For selfies and video calls, there is a 25MP sensor on the front panel.
The camera app of the smartphone comes with a Live Focus mode for portraits, slow-motion video mode, Hyper-Lapse mode and timelapse. The camera app also comes with intelligent scene optimization. You can easily switch between all of these from within the app and also use the Bokeh effect that will give you some very nice shots.
The images taken from Samsung Galaxy A50 turned out to be really good. In the day time, the images taken were sharp, the colours were rich and there was a lot of clarity and detail. We liked the performance of the wide-angle camera too, but we have to admit that the quality was slightly lower than the images taken from the primary camera. Another thing that we should point out is that when you transfer the images taken to a laptop, not all of them look as great as they do on the smartphone’s screen.
Night photography could be better. The images taken in dimly lit areas lacked details and were not as clear as the ones taken during the day.
The selfie camera of the Samsung Galaxy A50 worked very well. We clicked a number of selfies with it, and in some of them we even turned on the live bokeh mode. The self-portraits from Samsung Galaxy A50 turned out to be really neat, in well-lit as well as in dimly-lit conditions.
When we ran benchmark tests on the smartphone, it scored 1,726 and 5,592 in single and multi-core scores of Geekbench and 1,44,145 in Antutu.
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Both the smartphones are the newest offerings from the Cupertino-based technology giant Apple. Both the smartphones were released back in September 2018 and they both have the best specifications Apple has offered till now in any smartphone. The iPhone XS and the iPhone XS Max come with IP68 rating. Both the devices can withstand dust and stay submerged in 2 meters deep water for up to 30 minutes without getting damaged. But as mentioned above, if the time or the depth is increased, the water might enter damage the internals of iPhone XS/iPhone XS Max.
Huawei’s Mate 20 Pro came with a triple camera setup with a unique square camera placement. Even with the unique placement of cameras, the Mate 20 Pro became one of the best camera smartphones till now. The device also packed pretty impressive power and was one of the best smartphones of 2018. The smartphone was launched in October 2018 and it came with an IP68 rating unlike its non-Pro variant which came with an IP53 rating. Being IP68 certified means that the smartphone, just like others on the list, can survive splash, rain, dusty environment and can be submerged in water that is up to 1.5 meters deep water for 30 minutes.
The LG V40 ThinQ was released in October 2018 and it was LG’s flagship device for the year. The smartphone ran on two quad-core processors and it was one of the best phones of 2018. Following the smartphones in the list above, the LG V40 ThinQ too has an IP68 rating. It means, it can survive occasional dumps in water up to 1 metres for 30 minutes. It is dust proof, splash proof and can survive the rain too.
Google’s Pixel smartphones are known for their cameras since the first Google Pixel came out. But the newest iteration of the Pixel series offers not only superb camera quality and top performance, they come with an IP68 rating as well. The rating makes them a perfect piece of technology for photography lovers. The smartphone can be used in rainy days, in dusty conditions or can be taken in the swimming pool. But it can only last for 30 minutes under 3 meters of water before it too loses the war against water. But it should be noted that Google Pixel 3 has the highest depth withstanding.
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