New update for Razer Phone brings camera and audio improvements

The gaming centric Razer Phone is picking up a new update that brings improvements to the camera and audio.

The update weighs in at 95MB and brings improvements to shutter speed in low light conditions when using HDR, as well as improved picture quality and reduced noise. There are also some bug fixes and performance improvements.

As for the Audio, the update improves call quality for HD audio and fixes Dolby audio related issues. The changelog also mentions "Tweaked the knobs" for better audio playback.

There are few other changes that include better auto-brightness luminosity, bug fixes and dark style icons for Arrival theme.

Check out the complete changelog below
Camera improvements

Improved shutter speed in low light when using HDR
Reduced Noise and clearer shadows
Improved picture quality with better color cast
Crushed bugs and performance improvements

Audio improvements

"Tweaked the knobs" for greater quality playback
Improved call quality for HD audio
Fixed some issues with Dolby audio

Others

Smoothed out the auto-brightness luminosity
Updated Arrival theme icons to a dark style
Various other bug fixes

The Razer Phone still runs Android Nougat, and stays on October Android security patch level.

To recap, the Razer Phone was unveiled last month as a phone designed for gamers. It features 5.72-inch QHD Ultramotion display with 120Hz refresh rate, Snapdragon 835 processor, 8GB RAM, 64GB internal storage, 12MP dual camera, 8MP front camera, fingerprint scanner, USB Type-C, NFC and 4000mAh battery. Unfortunately, there's no 3.5mm audio jack.

The Razer Phone carries a price tag of $699.99 (Rs. 45,000) and is available in North America and Europe. It is not known when the phone is coming to India and Middle East.

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