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<p>The idea behind the Lumia 1020 is that it could quite literally allow you to find a needle in a photo of a haystack (as demonstrated during the event). This detail drives in the "zoom reinvented" tagline Nokia's pushing. By oversampling when images are captured, the Lumia 1020 is able to offer you the ability to zoom into images without loss of detail, Nokia says. You'll get blur-free, crisp, bright images — no matter how good or bad the light situation is. A feature called "dual capture" means that the Lumia 1020<br />simultaneously takes 38-megapixel and 5-megapixel photos.<br>

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<p>"Hang on, i need to get this duck,<br />Hold still, goddamn it, f***! "<br>

i'm laughing so hard make it stop!</p>

<p>Nexus 5<br>

Just noticed that there is a spot on all my images, in the same location. I had this on my DSLR a year ago and had to get it cleaned. It was an oil spot on the sensor.<br>

Anyone else have spots?</p>

<p>Simply put, these types of apps scan the other apps you have installed on your phone and backs it up to an SD card or to online services via the Internet. Examples include App Backup & Restore, AppMonster and Titanium Backup. Some of these backup apps require your phone to be rooted to perform their functions, so make sure you have a good antivirus app on both your old and new Android phones just to be safe from hidden viruses or malware. Do note, however, that these apps will not save the data contained in the app unless the saved app stores its data on a remote server. Sync your new Android mobiles and the app should download the data for your use.<br>

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