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Tech Talk1, 2, 3 and 5 are not myths.
The more the megapixels, the better the photos is true to a good extent.
The more the RAM, the more apps it can store in the background without slowing down your phone.
You should not use your phone while charging, heat can damage components and can put pressure on the battery in mobile phones. Laptop batteries and their circuits are designed differently to handle pressure of usage while charging. Instead, fast charging damages the battery is a myth to some extent.
Heating of devices can damage internal componets.
In truths,
1, 3 and 4 are not true.
If you put a powerful magnet under a phone, in worst case scenarios, only the speaker and antennas can get damaged, that also if the magnet is a really powerful electromagnet, which isn't accessible to 99.99% people. No data will be lost because smartphones use flash storage and not mechanical drives.
Using your phone on a plane can't crash it, smartphone signals don't interfere with the plane's signals as both operate at different frequencies. This used to be a thing in the past but flight companies have this as a rule just to be on the safe side.
Using a phone in an airport won't drain much battery if your signal is good.
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10-28-2021 10:13 PM (Last edited 10-28-2021 10:14 PM ) in
Tech TalkLook at these photos, all from my Galaxy M31s. A better photographer can take better photos, while a worse one will take worser photos even with a Galaxy S21 Ultra.
Of course post processing matters, but in phones, megapixels also matter to some extent, "to some extent", I repeat.
I won't comment on RAM coz you didn't understand my point.
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