Google Pixel 5 is a great phone with an attractive design and an affordable price tag but the competition among phones within the same category is fierce. Google Pixel is known for its near DSLR-quality shots with a point-and-shoot camera. No mobile phone camera seems to bear Pixel 5's camera in low-light situations, which makes it a great mobile phone for users who look at the camera specs while making the phone purchase decision. Google Pixel 5 is the most expensive Pixel phone of 2020 but considerably cheaper than other flagship phones from Apple or Samsung. It starts at $699 with 128GB storage. There isn't a storage upgrade option and you can't expand the storage with a microSD card as well.

When it comes to photography, Google relies more on software than hardware to get the most out of a small sensor. But the competition has gone intense since the first Pixel topped the Samsung and Apple cameras. Now the iPhone 12 and Galaxy Note 20 ultra use their own software stuff to shoot and mix images that can compete with Google. As expected, Google didn't bring any major improvements to camera hardware in Pixel 5 and that's okay. The Pixel 5 has a 12Mp f/1.7 primary camera that can capture exceptional shots with rich colors, intense detail, and wide dynamic range. In a challenging situation, it can do a lot better than previous Pixel cameras, though most of the shots taken with Pixel 4XL are nearly identical to Pixel 5.

The color accuracy of the Pixel 5's camera is exceptional. Other phones seem to have some internal struggle under certain conditions where the Pixel 5 gets close to the real-life color in almost every shot. Google replaced the zoom lens on the Pixel 4 with a 16Mp, f/2.2 ultra-wide-angle lens despite saying last year that the telephoto lens is more important. The device also features an extra-wide-angle lens which is great for capturing landscapes, large objects, or densely packed skyscrapers. The front camera features an 8MP f/2.0 sensor for detailed selfies.

Samsung has a tradition of launching the Galaxy S series around Feb or March since the first S series. And now we have rumors of an early launch, which is hard to believe but because of the uncertain situation amid the pandemic, anything can happen. Recently, a reputable leaker with a Twitter handle named job_processor uploaded a tweet about the early release of the Galaxy S series.

He isn't always right but now seems very confident about his claim. He said that Samsung will announce the Galaxy S21, S21+, and S21 ultra on 14 January 2021, with pre-orders starting within a week. He also said that devices will be available for sale in the open market from 29 January. He further mentions the color of the devices as black, white, silver, violet, and pink in the same tweet. We already have a few leaks suggesting that Samsung is considering an early launch for the S21 series due to the coronavirus situation, though this is the first time anyone mentions January as the releasing month.

Other leaks regarding colors gave almost the same color options ranging grey, pink, and violet for the Galaxy S21, black and silver for the Galaxy S21+, and black, silver, and violet for the S21 ultra. Bear in mind that these are just rumors and no official release dates. Even if the rumor isn't true, we will have the S21 series by March 2021 in the market. The previous Galaxy S9 was released on 25 February and went on sale from 16 March. The Galaxy S10 was announced on 20 Feb and hit the market on 8 March, and the Galaxy S20 was announced on 11 Feb and went on sale from 6 March. In terms of price, we'd expect the devices to be in a similar position, with the Galaxy S21 being the cheapest and the Galaxy S21 ultra.

OnePlus has officially released a new limited edition phone, and this one is specially designed for tech enthusiasts: It's a custom-designed limited OnePlus 8T Cyberpunk 2077 edition. The company has already released a few limited-edition crossover phones including Star Wars and Marvel Avengers editions of its phones in India, as the MacLaren edition for the UK and US. Unlike the usually limited edition phones that come with a different color or metal covers or a different finish, this one changed the whole look of the rear side while keeping the front side and phone specs in the same place.

The phone has bright yellow accents around the corners, but it is also shipping with a few exclusive accessories, and extras. Each phone comes with one of the six-pin badges, an especially designed retail box, a unique phone case, and the manual that happens to unfold as a poster. Surprisingly, the company decided to integrate the phone's internal software with custom animations and UI that other OnePlus phones won't get.

The OnePlus 8T Cyberpunk 2077 edition features a completely redesigned glass camera housing at the top, with a sparkled grey color finish, yellow accents, and a quite visible phone branding. Although the camera house is significantly larger than the regular variant, OnePlus hasn't changed the camera placement. Instead, the extra real estate provided by the large camera housing is just occupied by the brand. The rest of the phone is similar to the regular OnePlus 8T. It features 12GB RAM and 256GB storage. The phone will go on sale in China for 3999 Yuan, which is somewhat equal to $600.

OnePlus has made a few unique release cell phones in the past including McLaren and Star Wars adaptations of its most well known leads. Presently, the organization has disclosed another restricted version gadget.

Cyberpunk-propelled plan and extras

The OnePlus 8T x Cyberpunk 2077 Edition has shown up in China (by means of XDA Developers) with a special plan and even some coordinating extras that have all been enlivened by the impending round of a similar name.

Sitting on the front is a similar 6.55-inch Fluid AMOLED screen that graces the standard model, however the back board looks totally changed. The camera knock, for instance, presently reaches out over the whole width of the back board.

It doesn't house any additional sensors, however OnePlus has added some yellow Cyberpunk 2077 marking including the related logo, a reference to the 'Neural Connection Status,' and the 'Netrunner Edition' marking.

The base portion of the back board is canvassed in reflexive dark glass and houses the Cyberpunk logo, while the remainder of the board has been painted with a dotted dim covering that is somewhat hazier than the dim OnePlus logo.

Notwithstanding the equipment makeover, the OnePlus 8T x Cyberpunk 2077 Edition ships with a Cyberpunk-themed rendition of the HydrogenOS custom UI. That is combined with a coordinating case for the telephone and a few stickers.

The OnePlus 8T x Cyberpunk 2077 Edition is accessible to pre-request in China at CNY 3999, which is generally $599. Shipments start November 11 and it offers 12GB of RAM and 256GB of capacity.