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Corning gorilla glass Explained

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Hey there, Pro here!                Let's talk about gorilla glass, we all heard about gorilla glass. gorilla glass made by Company called corning. in past years, corning made many versions of gorilla glass. as of now when I am writing this article corning made gorilla glass 6.        some of us have confusion about gorilla glass different versions. we think the bigger the version of glass has greater the version of the glass. but this is not correct because if I could explain the difference between gorilla glass then the gorilla glass 3 has better scratch resistance than gorilla glass 6. the reason behind that is gorilla glass 6 is focused more on toughness and gorilla glass 3 has focused similarly on toughness and scratch resistance.       because some years ago people use a screen guard or tempered glass protector for preventing the screen from shattering the phone display. corning identifies that and decided to focus more on the toughness of glass than scratch resi

Variable Aperture explained!

Variable Aperture     These days Variable Aperture seems to be quite in world of technology .  So there all we need to know about variable aperture.           First of all aperture of the camera lense . it not a new technology neither than devoloped by Samsung .  variable aperture was added to a camera lens around the mid-1850s.  But in that time it's limited for the big handheld cameras only.  Because its cheaper than fixed aperture lences. It is little bit affordable than fixed aperture lenses.  Technology behind the scenes is very simple , it is a 2 mode lense which can be changed manually depending upon lighting situation if the low light situation come than we can be set at bigger aperture mode f/5.6 to f/3.5 for better low light performance .  The range is so short f/3.5- f/5.6. remember that the lower f- stop value means bigger the aperture opening. If the aperture is big it can help you to capture beautiful low light snaps .     T he n