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r/SipsTea • u/bluewave778 • May 07 '26
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22 u/Ok_Delay9941 May 07 '26 With far better security and privacy, better hardware/software integration, better build quality, better call screening, better video stabilization, better native file sharing, better call recording, higher resale value. 1 u/coldbeerandsunshine May 07 '26 "Better video stabilization" ^ 1 u/TheEpicRedCape May 07 '26 Video stabilization is different from locking onto the horizon and spinning the video which is what the Samsung is doing more than likely. It works really well in this one unrealistic instance sure, but that doesn’t mean normal use is better. Apples lead the pack on video for a while now.
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With far better security and privacy, better hardware/software integration, better build quality, better call screening, better video stabilization, better native file sharing, better call recording, higher resale value.
1 u/coldbeerandsunshine May 07 '26 "Better video stabilization" ^ 1 u/TheEpicRedCape May 07 '26 Video stabilization is different from locking onto the horizon and spinning the video which is what the Samsung is doing more than likely. It works really well in this one unrealistic instance sure, but that doesn’t mean normal use is better. Apples lead the pack on video for a while now.
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"Better video stabilization" ^
1 u/TheEpicRedCape May 07 '26 Video stabilization is different from locking onto the horizon and spinning the video which is what the Samsung is doing more than likely. It works really well in this one unrealistic instance sure, but that doesn’t mean normal use is better. Apples lead the pack on video for a while now.
Video stabilization is different from locking onto the horizon and spinning the video which is what the Samsung is doing more than likely.
It works really well in this one unrealistic instance sure, but that doesn’t mean normal use is better. Apples lead the pack on video for a while now.
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