Both the LG V30+ and the Samsung Note 8 are flagship phones from
their companies. How does the camera stack up between the two? Both
shots were captured this morning at dawn at the same time and same
location, cropped to match size - the Note 8 is at 100%, while the LG is
at about 85% crop so they can be compared.
A quick look shows the Note 8 has a smoother or
softer capture, while the LG is obviously sharper. Color rendition is
stronger on the LG as well. Both were shot at ISO 50. The Samsung was
at F1.7, 1/376th shutter while the LG was open to F1.6 with a 1/120th
shutter.
Zooming deep in, the Note 8 has a bit more pixelation than the LG,
but overall both cameras are quite comparable. Both phones feature dual
cameras on back, one for wide angle and one for normal photos. The
V30+ offers a 16 megapixel main camera and 13 megapixel secondary
camera, while the Samsung pairs two 12 megapixel cameras together.
Which is better? They both offer great features and outstanding
image quality. The LG V30+ just edges past the Note 8 with the larger
sensor and deeper color rendition in my opinion. Which is your
favorite camera?
- Will England
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Tuesday, November 28, 2017
Friday, November 17, 2017
LG V30+ SIM and MicroSD Card Removal - Sprint Product Ambassadors
How do you expand the memory on your LG V30+? Easy! Add up to a 256GB MicroSD card. Watch for the simple process to add memory to your phone to hold more photos and videos!
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Unboxing the LG G30+ - Sprint Product Ambassadors
The flagship phone from LG, the LG V30+, is now available from Sprint! What comes with it? What is in the box? How does it fit in the hand? Watch to find out. #sprintemployee
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Sunday, November 05, 2017
Using the smart writing pad on the Samsung Note 8
If you have trouble keeping your writing in the lines on the Samsung Note 8, try out the smart writing pad with the SPen. Works great, keeps your writing at the bottom of the screen and aligns the text correctly. Also reminds me of using Graffiti on the Palm and Newton Message Pad.
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Wednesday, November 01, 2017
Screen Off Notes on the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 - Sprint Product Ambassadors
One of the most important and useful features on the Samsung Note 8 is the 'Screen Off Notes' - where you can pop out the s-pen and start writing on the screen without unlocking, launching a separate app or anything. With the IPX68 water-resistance, it even works to write in the rain! Watch for a demonstration of several of the features of Screen Off Notes on the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.
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Demo of Bixby Vision on the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 - Sprint Product Ambas...
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 comes with an improved version of Bixby Vision in the camera app, allowing you to shop online for products, find related photos in Pinterest, capture text and even translate captured text. We take it for a walkthrough in the following video:
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The Product Ambassadors are Sprint employees from many different parts of the company that love technology. They volunteer to test out all sorts of Sprint devices and offer opinions freely to the Community. Each Product Ambassador shares their own opinions of these devices, therefore the information in this post does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Sprint. The PA's do not represent the company in an official way, and should not be expected to respond to Community members in an official capacity. #sprintemployee
A discussion on CPNI
A coworker and I were chatting over Skype last night about the billing account number and if it is considered 'CPNI'.
So what is CPNI, and is the billing account number CPNI?
CPNI is calling usage for marketing purposes essentially.
An FCC request for comments regarding broadband CPNI , if you like reading these kind of things:
https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FCC-16-39A1.pdf?platform=hootsuite
Summary:
"we consider the following types of information to constitute CPNI in the broadband context: (1) service plan information, including type of service (e.g., cable, fiber, or mobile), service tier (e.g., speed), pricing, and capacity (e.g., information pertaining to data caps); (2) geo-location; (3) media access control (MAC) addresses and other device identifiers; (4) source and destination Internet Protocol (IP) addresses and domain name information; and (5) traffic statistics. "
Or in more customer friendly terms more specific to VOIP / Switched Calling:
"Customer proprietary network information (CPNI) is information related to the quantity, technical configuration, type, destination, location, and the amount of telecommunications a customer uses that [provider] has access to by virtue of the customer-provider relationship. CPNI does not include the Customer name, address and telephone number, nor does it include Internet access services."
So what is CPNI, and is the billing account number CPNI?
CPNI is calling usage for marketing purposes essentially.
An FCC request for comments regarding broadband CPNI , if you like reading these kind of things:
https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FCC-16-39A1.pdf?platform=hootsuite
Summary:
"we consider the following types of information to constitute CPNI in the broadband context: (1) service plan information, including type of service (e.g., cable, fiber, or mobile), service tier (e.g., speed), pricing, and capacity (e.g., information pertaining to data caps); (2) geo-location; (3) media access control (MAC) addresses and other device identifiers; (4) source and destination Internet Protocol (IP) addresses and domain name information; and (5) traffic statistics. "
Or in more customer friendly terms more specific to VOIP / Switched Calling:
"Customer proprietary network information (CPNI) is information related to the quantity, technical configuration, type, destination, location, and the amount of telecommunications a customer uses that [provider] has access to by virtue of the customer-provider relationship. CPNI does not include the Customer name, address and telephone number, nor does it include Internet access services."
However, the BAN appears to be PII as it is the 'financial account number' of the customer.
California, which is often more strict the the
Feds, does not consider the BAN alone PII unless linked with the
password or PIN that would allow access to the customer account
(SB1368, section 2.e.3):
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