Monday, November 21, 2016

Upgraded Selfie Expert OPPO F1s allows you take 1000 more photos

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OPPO, the Chinese smartphone maker, has upgraded their most popular phone, the F1s. It is the Selfie Expert smartphone launched a couple of months back in India. Today, the brand has now unveiled an upgraded version to ramp up the competition in the industry. With so many brands gunning for the position to be number smartphone among the youths, this is an attempt by the Chinese smartphone manufacturer to counter the needs of their users.

So, you ask what all comes packed inside the new upgraded OPPO F1s smartphone. Well, there’s a lot that’s new on the F1s. Starting with increased RAM from 3GB to 4GB, which means you can expect better and faster performance of the system. Not only that but you get a bigger internal storage on the new handset. It is one of the most enticing updated features of the upgraded F1s.

The reason is simple; you can take 1000 more photos with the improved Selfie Expert smartphone. To be precise, you get 64GB of internal storage instead of 32GB. Further, the storage space can now be expanded up to 128GB via microSD card slot. Note that there is a triple slot card present in the device, which means two nano 4G enabled SIM cards as well as an SD card can work altogether, unlike a hybrid card slot.

Although icing on the cake is bigger RAM and ROM on the elevated F1s smartphone, it isn’t the only update. You also get an improved metal body that looks and feels premium. As well as you can now flaunt your F1s in the grey version as the company has released the device in a new unique look. According to the company, the new device has a more premium metal unibody construction and is considered to offer better in hand feeling. Thus, making it durable for users to take photos anytime anywhere.

Talking about the front facing camera module, just like it’s warmly welcomed predecessor, the new upgraded F1s uses a 16-megapixel camera module with a 1/3.1-inch customized sensor that is said to arrange pixels in a unique behavior design to maximize details in photographs. Thus, resulting in much clearer, brighter and strikingly rich color photos. The brand also touts the beautification feature that together with a high-resolution sensor can help you in creating perfect selfies.

The Beautify 4.0 was the current version; it has been upgraded based on the study of hundreds of user scenarios. Thus, expect better output when you use beautification feature on the new improved F1s smartphone. There are seven beautify levels, two skin tones modes, and upgraded photo-processing algorithms. Beautify feature has been optimized to capture a selfie with bright, clear skin, vivid eyes, and striking features.

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There are other things such as faster front-facing fingerprint sensor, which claims to recognize fingerprint in 0.22 seconds. It can assign up to five fingerprints, you can use it to lock apps and contacts. Additionally, with one tap to the home button you can launch an app or start a phone call to pre-assigned contact directly without a need of any further operation. With upgrades like 4GB of RAM, 64GB of internal storage, the F1s cruises on an Octa-core processor. These upgrades are surely going to improve your experience in becoming a selfie expert with new and improved OPPO F1s smartphone.

A magical surprise awaits for the first 50,000 buyers of the new upgraded OPPO F1s smartphone. They would be receiving an exclusive OPPO – Dr. Strange Cover for their new handset. It would be a limited edition phone cover, so if you’re planning to buy this handset, don’t wait too much, just jump on the bandwagon and enjoy this exclusive freebie from the brand.

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