Samsung Galaxy S23 release date, price, features

 Samsung Galaxy S23 release date, price, features

The Samsung Galaxy S23 series is in the works, and this series galaxy S23 Ultra recently appeared on the certification website. Yesterday we shared the first look of the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and talked about the possible design and dimensions that are not the same as its predecessor.

Samsung Galaxy S23

Samsung Galaxy S23 release date, price, features 

Samsung Galaxy S23 camera specifications expected
 

Main camera: 200MP Samsung ISOCELL HP2 1/1.3" sensor with 0.60 micron pixel size
 4x telephoto camera: 10MP, Sensor size: 1/3.52"; Pixel size: 1.12 m
 20x periscope zoom camera: 10MP, Sensor size: 1/3.52"; Pixel size: 1.12 m
 Ultrawide camera: 12MP sensor size: 1/2.55"; Pixel size: 1.4 m


The mysterious 200MP Samsung ISOCELL HP2 sensor aimed at the Galaxy S23 Ultra is said to be 1/1.3 inch in size and will have 0.6μm pixels and a larger f/1.7 aperture to get more light in. For reference, the 108MP S22 Ultra sensor measures 1/1.33 inches with 0.8µm pixels and an f/1.8 aperture. That sits right between 0.64 microns ISOCELL HP1 and 0.60 microns HP3, so it must be a sensor. new.

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iPhone 12 specifications, advantages and disadvantages

 iPhone 12 specifications, advantages and disadvantages

Apple has just released its newest smartphone products, namely the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro. The smartphone is equipped with a bigger battery than the iPhone 11 Pro Max.

 

Many say that the iPhone 12 is very similar in design to the iPhone 5 because of its square shape. Even so, the iPhone 12 is far light and easy to hold.

For those of you who are currently eyeing the iPhone 12, it is better to know the advantages and disadvantages in advance.

The advantages of the iPhone 12
1. Large capacity battery.

The iPhone 12 comes with a battery superior to the iPhone 11. Where the battery capacity is 400 mAh greater than the iPhone 11 Pro Max.

The increase in battery capacity is predicted to be related to 5G connectivity, which requires more power than LTE.

2. Has a superior camera.

Reporting from various sources, the iPhone 12 has the same camera quality as the Samsung Galaxy S20. iPhone 12 is equipped with a 120Hz screen and a 64 MP camera main lens.

3. Satisfactory mobile screen.

Another advantage of the iPhone 12 is that it is on the screen. The screen is presented with a 6.1 inch screen (iPhone 12 Pro Max 6.7 inch). Interestingly, all of them use the Super Retina Display (OLED).

4. Lighter and has a solid resistance.

iPhone 12 is quite light and comfortable to hold. The iPhone 12 mini weighs 135 grams, the iPhone 12 is 164 grams, the iPhone 12 Pro is 189 grams, and the iPhone 12 Pro Max is 228 grams.

In terms of durability, the iPhone 12 is coated with a ceramic protective glass which is claimed to be four times stronger than ordinary glass.

Lack of iPhone 12

No charger and earPods

This time, Apple released its newest product without charger and EarPod in an effort to reduce the negative impact on the environment. The user must purchase the two devices separately.

Apple sells the Magsafe wireless charger (wireless charging) for the iPhone 12. For this reason, it costs more to buy the necessities of this iPhone 12.

Tips for caring for the iPhone battery to make it more durable

In order for the iPhone battery to last longer, it needs maintenance. Here are some tips for caring for the iPhone battery to make it last longer:
1. Using an original Apple charger and cable.

The most important thing in caring for the iPhone battery to make it last longer is to use an original Apple charger. If the charger is damaged or lost, as much as possible buy it at an Apple authorized store. However, if you want to buy it not from the Apple factory, choose an iPhone accessory that already has an MFI (Made For iPhone) certification. Chargers and cables that are not compatible with the iPhone usually do not match the voltage of the iPhone device, so they slowly reduce their health and even damage the battery.

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Interactive Furniture Layout Using Interior Design Guidelines

Interactive Furniture Layout Using Interior Design Guidelines

 

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We present an interactive furniture layout system that assists users by suggesting furniture arrangements that are based on interior de-sign guidelines. Our system incorporates the layout guidelines as terms in a density function and generates layout suggestions by rapidly sampling the density function using a hardware-accelerated. Monte Carlo sampler. Our results demonstrate that the suggestion generation functionality measurably increases the quality of furni- ture arrangements produced by participants with no prior training in interior design

Introduction

You are moving into a new home and need to arrange the living room furniture. You have a sofa, armchairs, coffee table, end tables, ottomans,  and a media center.   What arrangement will create the
most comfortable and visually pleasing setting for your home?
Furniture placement is challenging because it requires jointly opti mizing a variety of functional and visual criteria.  Skilled interior designers follow numerous high-level guidelines in producing fur-
niture layouts [Lyons 2008; Ward 1999].  In a living room for example, the furniture should support comfortable conversation, align with prominent features of the space,  and collectively form a vi-
sually balanced composition.  In practice these guidelines are often imprecise and sometimes contradictory. Experienced designers learn  to  balance  the  tradeoffs  between  the  guidelines  through  an iterative trial-and-error process.

Yet  most  people  responsible  for  furnishing  a  new  home  have  no training in interior design.  They may not be aware of interior design guidelines and they are unlikely to have the tacit knowledge
and  experience  required  to  optimally  balance  the  tradeoffs.   Instead such amateur designers rely on intuitive rules such as pushing large furniture items against the walls.  These intuitive rules often
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lead  to  functionally  ineffective  and  visually  imbalanced  arrangements [Lyons 2008].  The resulting furniture layouts “simply don’t look or feel right,” and even worse the amateur designer “can’t pin-point what the problems are” [Ward 1999].

In  this  paper,  we  identify  a  set  of  interior  design  guidelines  for furniture layout and develop an interactive system based on these guidelines.  In our system, the user begins by specifying the shape
of a room and the set of furniture that must be arranged within it. The  user  then  interactively  moves  furniture  pieces.   In  response, the system suggests a small set of furniture layouts that follow the interior design guidelines.  The user can interactively select a suggestion and move any piece of furniture to modify the layout. Thus, the user and computer work together to iteratively evolve the design(Figure 1).

Our  approach  represents  the  furniture  layout  guidelines  as  terms in  a  density  function  and  treats  manual  placement  of  pieces  as subspace constraints.   Since the resulting function is highly multimodal, we employ a Markov chain Monte Carlo sampler to suggest optimized layouts.  To deal with the substantial computational requirements of stochastic sampling, we use graphics hardware to
enable interactive performance.

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In  summary,  our  work  makes  two  main  contributions.   First,  we identify  and  operationalize  a  set  of  design  guidelines  for  furniture layout.   Second,  we develop an interactive system for creat-
ing furniture arrangements based on these guidelines.  Our results demonstrate that the suggestion generation functionality of our system measurably increases the quality of furniture arrangements produced by users with no prior training in interior design.

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