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Samsung recently lifted the covers off its first smartphone with a triple camera setup – the  Galaxy A7 . Starting at a competitive price of  Rs. 23,990 , the all-new Galaxy A7 packs in an Exynos 7885 SoC, coupled with 4/6GB of RAM and 64/128GB of internal storage. As with most other modern smartphones these days, the Galaxy A7 also packs in a fingerprint sensor and a face unlock feature for biometric authentication. However, with the Galaxy A7, Samsung has taken a new route with the fingerprint sensor and has replaced it from the back of the device to the power button. The face unlock feature remains as basic as ever and just makes use of the front camera to authenticate the user’s face. If, in case, you’ve been meaning to purchase the  Galaxy A7 , there are a couple of things you should know about the fingerprint scanner and the face unlock feature. Firstly, lets talk about the fingerprint scanner on the Galaxy A7: Galaxy A7 Power Button Fingerprint Scanner Unlike other m

It isn’t too long before Google formally unveils the Pixel 3 devices at its  October 9 event . The two smartphones have already leaked to a great extent and Google itself has been  unabashedly teasing them . Now, after numerous leaks including official renders of the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL donning  official ‘Made by Google’ fabric covers , the Pixel 3 pair has re-emerged on the website of popular case maker Spigen. Spigen has shared not just a handful but as many as  18 options for covering up your new Pixel , and you can also buy them already. Spigen also has a tempered glass screen protector listed. This listing also confirms the final design of the Pixel 3 phones and it’s the  same as what we’ve witnessed before . Considering that Spigen is among the top brands when it comes to covers and cases, we can assume that these are the only two phones Google will be announcing. So if, like many others, you were expecting to be  pleasantly surprised by an altogether unfamiliar devi