Re:Huawei Caught Faking Smartphone Photo with a DSLR
by LoSboccacc on Tuesday August 21, 2018 @02:36AM
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Looks like xiaomi is adding some pressure on the low end market, where people are a little more feature conscious.
The p20 lite was brilliant my mother owns one and for what it cost it’s a great little device, but the tech content pales compared to the last xiaomi round
Re:Huawei Caught Faking Smartphone Photo with a DSLR
by gumby on Tuesday August 21, 2018 @08:18PM
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I think the low end pressure is applying to xiaomi as well, from Oppo, Ding-Ding, etc...it's really hard to keep up with the cheap phone providers these days!
Re:Huawei Caught Faking Smartphone Photo with a DSLR
by arif_sohaib on Tuesday August 21, 2018 @09:27AM
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I think that the over clocking cheat is a bit different if they are honest about and say the phone, when overclocked, are actually capable of this. The DSLR image is not possible in any case.
Re:Huawei Caught Faking Smartphone Photo with a DSLR
by rapind on Tuesday August 21, 2018 @10:53AM
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Unless the goal of cheating the benchmark was to target user's who overclock their phones (honestly, who does this?, like %0.0001?), then I would still call it dishonest.
Shouldn't benchmarks reflect what your delivering to consumers?
Honest related question. Do car manufacturers do this with their car's speed tests? I know you can squeeze another 50+ HP out of a VW Golf for example with a chip and a higher octane fuel, but AFAICT the specs you see on their site and at the dealer don't show this extra HP. (I realize VW is a bad example of a company that doesn't cheat their books!).
https://www.phonearena.com/news/Huawei-Ascend-P7-found-to-be...
https://www.anandtech.com/show/8403/examining-huaweis-benchm...
Samsung and others also did it:
https://www.anandtech.com/show/7384/state-of-cheating-in-and...
I own the Ascend P7, and my GF is also a Huawei user, and they're good devices. But they feel the need to cheat.