THE smartphone landscape continues to evolve in 2024, with major manufacturers pushing the boundaries of mobile technology.
These latest releases showcase how manufacturers are tailoring their devices to meet diverse user needs, from content creation to extended daily use while maintaining competitive specifications across key features such as display quality, processing power and camera capabilities.
Infinix
In late August, Infinix launched a new model of its Zero series, with the Zero 40 5G that has good video capture capabilities. The model is the only smartphone in its class with a 50MP ultra-wide camera, capable of up to 4K video recording on the front and rear cameras, it features ProStable video capabilities. The smartphone is also the first to support seamless and efficient shooting with GoPro connectivity.
With OIS+EIS ProStable video capabilities, it ensures stable image capture for photos and videos. The rear camera provides 4K clarity, along with 108MP OIS for capturing intricate details. The device also has a 3D-curved Amoled display, an industry-leading chip in its segment, up to 24GB Extended RAM, supports 45W supercharge and upgrades to Android 16 with three-year security patch updates. It also includes advanced tools for photo and video editing, a voice assistant and more.
