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Google adopted the AI ultra-clear algorithm in telephoto and kept the original photos. Now Samsung is the only Android brand that doesn't use AI ultra-clear algorithm on the camera. Samsung also boasts that it is the leading brand of AI, which is nonsense! If I were the boss of...

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