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The Antrim Forensic Audit is actually just more corroboration of what was already known about Dominion Imagecast Precinct tabulators and Democracy Suit software prior to it in other battleground states like Georgia ironically.It’s important to note that most court ordered forensic audits are not even publicly available due to security and legal concerns. Many here seem so hung up over it not being fully detailed in the analysis it used even though the report itself acknowledges it is redacted by court order and is a “preliminary” review for the public.Many of the current hearings by ostensible, obvious cyber experts (with more experience than the Quora posters here I might add) in the recent Trump hearings have even pointed out they have been allowed to conduct their own forensic audits of these machines in other states and came to the exact same conclusions. They are simply not allowed to post all the details of their investigation publicly. Phil Waldron comes to mind.“These machines have multiple points of injection that are vulnerable everywhere from the server level where uhm passwords, accesses are posted for the dark web for any hacker to get in and access them. And what they can do at the far far right limit is download csv files or like an xl spreadsheet, change the columns and reupload them. And uh that can be done at the server level. At the operator level if they’re software it can be corrupted it can manipulated with a device as small and simple as a USB device which these machines are booted up and run off of.” (8:09-8:53) –Phil Waldronhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jGCOJ-M9oo (accessed 27 December, 2020)Now my own dad is actually a cyber expert who works on contract for the Navy.When he read the Antrim Audit report he made it clear “If even half of this is true it proves the entire system is a MESS!” One note he keyed in on was the fact these tabulators are booted with USBs not normally as you would expect. He told me that sounds very suspicious and is very strange why they would not boot up from the device itself but require a USB stick. That alone implies you don’t know what is on this USB stick and the fact it boots up with it only further corroborates the rest of the report that the systems are designed to elicit fraud.Waldron’s testimony based off his forensic audits in Georgia uncovered the same reality about Dominion’s scanners. Now me as an historian who knows more about historical methodology over cyber security (but I know how to research at least) knows when two INDEPENDENT witnesses agree on the same fact it is almost certainly true. These machines boot up with USB drives.However, don’t worry, because we already knew about this in verifiable court cases prior to the election actually.In October 2020, Judge Amy Totenberg actually heard and ruled on a case for election fraud in Georgia.Now what is a common theme in the Antrim audit? Security. There is none…that’s the point.And if there is no security there is no election integrity. You no longer know what key people involved in the election process were doing. And if there is no election integrity there’s no reason for you to accept the results. This is no criminal trial. Elections do not have the benefit of the doubt quite the contrary! The election has the burden of proof to the voter not the reverse, which is what I notice defenders of this election seem to be doing arguing repeatedly that proof of insecurity alone is not proof hacking took place to “Accept the results!” Why should I if you can’t guarantee to me my vote was accurately counted?Hence as Totenberg brings up in another court case and ruling these other answerers probably have never read amidst the glee of declaring how many cases Trump is losing:“Dr. Coomer testified at the injunction hearing that Dominion did not intend to encrypt the QR barcode. He also testified regarding the use of digital signatures, secure keys in the system "that are part of the system and the standard SHA-256 hashing algorithm" as protective security architecture for the software system and the QR codes. (Tr. Vol. II at 123.) Responding to State Defendants' question regarding what would be necessary to generate a valid (but false) QR code accepted by the ICP scanner, Dr. Coomer discussed how all physical and software defenses of the system would have to be defeated and source code accessed, which his testimony as a whole suggests he did not think likely. (Tr. Vol. II. at 124.).…The evidence of actual implementation presented by Harri Hursti's testimony suggest a very different picture as to the system's implementation at this juncture. Mr. Hursti is a nationally recognized cybersecurity expert who has worked in security-oriented IT technology for over 30 years, with a particular expertise in the knowledge, observation and prevention of malicious activities in networked environments. Mr. Hursti also has an expertise in optical scanning. (Doc. 680-1 at 37; Doc. 853-2; Tr. Vol. I at 120-121.) Mr. Hursti is the co-founder and organizer of one of the largest annual cybersecurity and hacker community meetings, attracting over 30,000 participants in Las Vegas in the four years prior to the Covid-19 pandemic. He also organized the 2018 Voting Machine Hacking Village for which he was awarded a Cyber Security Excellence Award and has engaged in other organized efforts to work with local election officials to assist them in gaining security expertise….He found that in the two county election offices he visited, election servers enabled unsafe remote access to the system through a variety of means, extending from frequent use of flash drives and accessing of the internet to the use of outside unauthorized applications (such as game programs) residing on election management and tabulation servers and other practices. Mr. Hursti testified that these practices drive a hole through the essential cybersecurity foundation requirement of maintaining a "hardened" server (and associated computers) as well as air gapped secure protection of the system. Without these basic protections, malware can far more easily penetrate the server and the operative BMD system software in turn….Hursti found that in one of the counties, server logs were not regularly recording or updated in full and that Dominion's technical staff maintained control over the logs and made deletions in portions of the logs. Yet secure and complete logs, Hursti testified, are essential as the most basic feature of system security as they provide the detailed activity trail necessary for the identification of security threats and server activity and are required for purposes of conducting a sound audit. [Footnote 49: "The most basic security practice is never to let the operators have privileges to delete or alter log events, because that makes supervision impossible and performing forensics difficult, if not impossible. In addition, trustworthy logs are essential to detect and deter malicious software or intrusion." (Doc. 853-2 at 12.) ] (See Hursti Decl., Doc. 853-2; Tr. Vol. II at 117-169.)In sum, at the preliminary injunction hearing, Mr. Hursti succinctly presented his opinion that given the irregularities that he observed as a cybersecurity expert he had serious doubt that the system was operating correctly and that "when you don't have an end-to-end chain of the voter's intent" and when a system could be maliciously or unintentionally compromised, there is no capability of auditing the system results.” (41-44)Now this was in October in Georgia. The Antrim Audit is entirely separated from this case by time, location, and individual cyber experts involved.So frankly the Antrim report is becoming far more convincing. Sure they don’t give you all the details as they are required too mind you but when you consider other evidence I see no reason to doubt their findings there. It perfectly matches what we see in recent Dominion issues elsewhere with regards to their software.Now Michigan is a state that still has the privilege and…sanity?….of ensuring most of their state’s populace votes by hand marked ballots. Hand marked ballots are key in any election for they preserve the true voter intent for future recounts and audits to discover if fraud is contended.However, not even hand marked contests can assure people a Risk Limiting Audit (RLM), which is all the same types used in these states including the one the top answerer here cites occurred in Antrim, of their vote if the proper chain of custody for ballot counting is not preserved on Election Day and later as other evidence of fraud implies. Indeed, even the official government guidelines for how states are to conduct their elections due to Covid only confirms the Republican poll watcher affidavits vowing they were prevented acceptable means of observing the counting:“Establishing a formal observation area for poll watchers is helpful. If no area is set aside for them, consider using tape to delineate “areas” on the floor. This ensures poll watchers can observe without interfering with operations.”https://www.eac.gov/sites/default/files/electionofficials/vbm/Inbound_Ballot_Process.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0GnEi90cCLRQTXXywngwgIXhoimvUf5yGQcmb1ZrFgXwUqa1K4klYQWI8No it ensures poll watchers CAN’T observe while you cheat. If you can’t see the ballots what’s the point? The Republican affidavits related to that Georgia video of election fraud even said they and the media were segregated off to an area and not permitted to venture outside that area where they could not see any of the counting processes happen. This very government resources confirms they were probably telling the truth as it advises states to do PRECISELY THAT!Anyway one final point about these audits being meaningless…the “adjudication” system where all these “adjudicated ballots” goes to can also involve physical handling of the ballots themselves due to “duplication.” Oh and look…more similar evidence from an entirely independent source again:“Dear Mr. Raffensperger,During the election conducted on 11/3/2020 the Coffee County Board of Elections and Registration discovered deficiencies in the current Dominion election system. We are writing to ensure you are aware of these and that they may be immediately rectified.The adjudication process allows the ICC operator to choose how adjudication occurs, i.e. ambiguous marks, over vote, under vote, blank ballots, or ALL ballots. With the setting on ‘all ballots’ we could adjudicate and change votes on all ballots, even if the ballot was correctly and cleanly voted. We believe a statewide standard would be appropriate.Using the old Diebold system, absentee ballots by mail that have errors would duplicate the voter’s intent on a new ballot on all races possible. A representative from the Democratic and Republican Party plus a board member, would all agree on the marking or duplicating the ballot. We, also, all 3 sign the top tab of the ballot that we attach to the void ballot so that we may recreate the process and see who was making the changes. We have proof it was agreed by all.During the adjudication process with the Dominion system, no such trail can be created. This allows ANYONE to make a change to the vote so there is no accountability. We also believe that the adjudication process may not be observed from any distance beyond that of the operator of the ICC. Given the computer screen it is not possible to observe the change being completed from any further distance.In a Mockup election we were able to count ballot multiple times. It was during this mockup election we have verified and recreated the above deficiencies.Respectfully,Ernestine Thomas-Clark”https://voterga.files.wordpress.com/2020/12/coffee-county-complete.pdf (accessed 27 December, 2020)But since this was also in Georgia let’s return to that state…specifically that case again from October…Do BMDs (Ballot Marking Devices) even provide for reliable auditing?Remember…all these people answering talking about the later audit finding only a 12 vote shift are citing an RLM audit. That’s the standard audit used statewide now.It makes more sense in Michigan where voters still use hand marked ballots but in Georgia? Or Arizona too? The entire state now in those two use BMDs to vote on Election Day. They are machine ballots that do not provide any sense of proper verification to ensure future recounts and audits can catch potential fraud if such machines are hacked, a very easy to imagine outcome too considering all the evidence now shows these Dominion BMDs can be connected to the Internet.And the Plaintiffs in Totenberg’s case did their homework….They brought in the ORIGINAL INVENTOR OF THE RLM AUDIT. Hmm what does he have to say about BMD voting that is now utilized throughout the entire state of Georgia?“Plaintiffs presented expert testimony from Dr. Philip Stark, a preeminent renowned statistician and original inventor and author of the risk-limiting audit ("RLA") statistical methodology for auditing election outcomes embraced by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, et al. Securing the Vote: Protecting American Democracy at 109 (National Academies Press, 2018) ("National Academies Report" or "NAS Report")….According to Dr. Stark the "simplest risk-limiting audit is an accurate full hand tally of a reliable audit trail: Such a count reveals the correct outcome." Lindeman, M. and Stark, P., A Gentle Introduction to Risk-Limiting Audits, IEEE SECURITY AND PRIVACY, SPECIAL ISSUE ON ELECTRONIC VOTING (2012) at 1. Because a full hand count is administratively burdensome and time consuming, Dr. Stark designed the RLA as a method of examining far fewer ballots that "can provide strong evidence that the outcome is correct," where the "ballots are chosen at random by suitable means." Id. RLAs provide "statistical efficiency" because a RLA of an election "with tens of millions of ballots may require examining by hand as few as several hundred randomly selected paper ballots. A RLA might determine that more ballots need to be examined, or even that a full hand recount should be performed, if the contest is close or the reported outcome incorrect." NAS Report at 95….Risk-limiting audits "do not guarantee that the electoral outcome is right, but they have a large chance of correcting the outcome if it is wrong" but they do "guarantee that if the vote tabulation system found the wrong winner, there is a large chance of a full hand count to correct the results." Lindeman and Stark (2012) at 6. In order to provide this guarantee, a RLA must be based on a reliable and trustworthy audit trail produced by a voting system that is software independent. Id. at 1. (See also Stark Suppl. Decl., Doc. 680-1 ¶ 4; Stark Suppl. Decl. 640-1 at 42 ¶ 10.)” (63-65)Note once more even he acknowledges RLMs are of no help if hand marked ballots are not counted through a proper chain of custody. But now see what he has to say about BMD ballot voting:“Dr. Stark's affidavits and hearing testimony address the impossibility of conducting a reliable audit of ballots and voting totals derived from QR codes for purposes of verifying the accuracy or integrity of election results or processes. In Dr. Stark's view, the risk-limiting audit methodology cannot be properly utilized to assess the accuracy of election results in the context of a BMD system where ballots are tabulated based on a humanly non-readable QR code that is not voter verifiable and where the computer voting system is vulnerable to data hacking or manipulation that can alter votes cast in untraceable ways - including in the votes actually shown on the ballots that are audited….But if "there is no trustworthy paper trail, a true risk-limiting audit is not possible, because an accurate full manual recount would not necessarily reveal who won." (Id. ¶ 4.) Unlike voting systems using optical scan hand-marked paper ballots, BMD based voting systems are not strongly software independent. (Stark Suppl. Decl., Doc. 640-1 at 42 ¶ 10.) According to Dr. Stark, a BMD "by its nature, erases all direct evidence of voter intent." (Tr. Vol. I at 46.) There is no way to tell from a BMD printout what the voter actually saw on the screen, what the voter did with the device, or what the voter heard through the audio interface. (Id.) For this reason, there is no way to establish that a BMD printout is a trustworthy record of what the BMD displayed to the voter or what the voter expressed to the BMD. (Stark Suppl. Decl., Doc. 680-1 ¶ 10.) Because a BMD printout cannot be trusted to reflect voters' selections, auditors can only determine whether the BMD printout was tabulated accurately, not whether the election outcome is correct. (Stark Suppl. Decl., Doc. 640-1 at 42 ¶ 10.) Nor can auditors determine the correct outcome under these circumstances. (Id.) Therefore, because a BMD printout is not trustworthy, "applying risk-limiting audit procedures to [a] BMD printout does not yield a true risk-limiting audit." (Id. ¶ 4.)” (65-67)Curling v. RaffenspergerNow consider that in light of what we know about the adjudication process of ballots with Dominion machines in both Antrim County Michigan (though as they point out the same software is used in 48 other counties) and all of Georgia apparently.There is NO WAY TO KNOW THE OUTCOME OF THE RACE IF WIDESPREAD FRAUD TOOK PLACE. Admins and election officials could have simply altered vote tallies in adjudication files as they saw fit while hackers altered the actual ballots of the BMDs with voters never being none the wiser as the court case also demonstrated regarding how blissfully unaware human beings can be as usual.I will leave you with this tidbit: see 29:00–43:00 part of the video where they go in depth over the verifiable adjudication process of Dominion scanners in Georgia.Voter fraud is not a conspiracy anymore in this election. It’s clear as day, proven reality.EDIT/UPDATE:I just recently also discovered a certain Nevada media article written prior to even the Antrim Forensic Audit that offers yet more independent corroboration of what the report concluded about Dominion machines:“Nearly 600,000 of Nevada’s general election votes have been cast by mail in this election — about half of all reported votes. That’s more mail ballots than have ever been cast in any previous election in the state.Elections experts have said mail-in ballots are safe, and Nevada’s Republican Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske testified this year that her office did not find any fraud during the state’s primary election, which was conducted almost entirely by mail.”Why do I quote this to you? To prove to you this media article is clearly defending the election results like most. Not my bias. I discovered a Facebook post citing someone’s other post claiming a forensic audit in Nevada discovered 70% error rate almost identical to the Antrim Michigan report we all know about now. I’m still skeptical of my sides’ debate too as anyone should be. The post offered no source. Apparently upon further digging it was in reference to this media article by the Las Vegas Journal written November 6th...I know seems like ages ago now lol. So clearly this was no forensic audit.To be clear, there ARE other forensic audits coming to similar conclusions they just aren’t public still due to legal issues. Many of Trump’s cyber defenders like Phil Waldron in my previous video actually have testified in hearings to conducting audits of the machines and finding similar problems in other states.Anyway that’s just to set the stage for the real quote later in this article:“All mail ballots in Clark County were counted first by running them through a digital scanner. If the scanner cannot read the ballot or determine the voter’s intent, the ballot is sent to an adjudication or duplication team, both of which are overseen by a bipartisan election board. County elections officials have said about 70 percent of ballots are sent to be reviewed by elections officials.“https://www.reviewjournal.com (accessed 28 December, 2020)County officials eh? Who say “about” 70% of ballots are adjudicated? The “about” word may even imply it IS 68% and they were rounding up. Either way it’s a nigh identical rate to the Antrim audit. Something tells me if this article gains enough traction they’ll post a redaction to it claiming “Oh it was really 7%!” or something. But for now the updates on this over month old article still don’t mention any “error” (lol) of the figure reported.And this paragraph literally admits the scanners can’t read 70% of the ballots as it’s talking about misread ballots being sent to adjudication and DUPLICATION teams. Ah think I didn’t catch that either? Even this article points out duplication is part of the adjudication process once again. So once again these ballots might face physical manipulation too.So let’s consider this evidence. I don’t automatically trust anything I read in media anymore even a conservative media. I trust them enough to give me a TOOL initially such as a claim I must find separate sources later to corroborate. An example would be that long ago report of election results data being found by our military on a Scytl owned computer in Germany.I didn’t initially believe the claim until I read some of Powell’s cases one of which cited an affidavit swearing Dominion software sends voter results to Scytl computers in both China and Germany.I’m no cyber expert. I admit that always. I do know people who agree with me who are though including my dad. But what I do know well is history and philosophy and one general rule of thumb on “evidence” that easily applies to ANY TYPE of claim is when you can establish two sources are INDEPENDENT who say the same then it greatly enhances the truth of what they’re asserting.A media report that is clearly biased against my beliefs yet reporting a detail nonchalantly a month ago that happens to exactly match the numbers of the primary contention in a separate forensic audit conducted at a different time in a different state, that is INDEPENDENT evidence if I’ve ever seen it.And obviously the big question is does Clark County, Nevada use Dominion machines and software for their counting that involves an “about 70%” adjudication rate for ballots? Answer...absolutely: https://www.nvsos.gov/.../election-resources/voting-systemThe evidence is clear. We’ve seen Georgia pre election cases bring up the exact same problems in the report for Dominion machines in Georgia. Now we see identical issues for Dominion in Nevada. I can’t give you all the answers but what I can tell you is: ALL THE EVIDENCE POINTS TO DOMINION.

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The camera hardware coupled with the Pixel 2 Camera Mod, unleashes the camera’s true potential and gives significantly improved results.Battery : The phone packs a huge battery. One fully charged it gives around 1 to 1.5 days of charge with moderate to light use. In case of heavy use (7 hours Screen on Time), it would last the entire day.Nokia 7 PlusPros1) build quality of this phone is very impressive . In hand feel is very premium . I bought black + copper mod3l which looks great .2) Display is also a its great pro . Its a 6 inch 18:9 ratio. Even being a lcd display it looks great . Colors and pixels are awesome . Display is a FHD+ Display.3) it runs on Android one . So you will get all latest updations directly from google and will get security patches every month . I got update for 8.1 on first switch on of phone.4) Power chip set . It has Snapdragon 660 . Very fast and responsive .5) heavy games runs very smoothly without any lag .6) finger print scanner is good responsive . It is not as fast a apple phones . But its good . I will give 4.5 out of 5 to this sensor.7) it has all basic sensor .8) battery life is decent . It last for one and half day easily .Nokia 7 PlusCons:Face unlock option is missing which is present in nokia 6. I think that this can be fixed using updateBit expensive. But still great phone in this price range.No IP protection provided. Samsung Galaxy A8+ can be a rival as it has IP protection.I think it will take some time to understand the camera appBuy from flipkart affiliate link Android Nokia 7 Plus 4GB RAM, 64GBVIVO V9 ( 64 GB) (4 GB RAM)Complete Review~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Hi Guys,Today I will give you a deep review of this phone which will help you to decide if you want to buy this phone or not.This is one of the powerful phone right now in the market.With 4GB RAM and 64 GB ROM(Internal Memory).It is expandable upto 256 GB.Build Quality:~~~~~~~~~~~The build quality of this phone is very good.It’s look and feel is superb and a very good grip to hold.The back body is having a glossy finish. You can get figure prints over it until and unless you use a back cover.Display:~~~~~~~• This phone is having a great display as 15.51 centimeters (6.3-inch) capacitive touchscreen full HD,• Its resolution is 2280 x 1080 pixels and• Having 403 ppi pixel density.• The display ratio is 19:9 which is greatest as per I know in any other phone.• It also has notch display with 2.5D curved corning gorilla glass for better viewing and easy to hold phone size.• Side bezels of just 1.75mm• It comes with Split Screen feature wherein you can watch a video and chat on whatsapp at the same time.• These above features make this phone totally worth of money.Android/ Operating System:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~This device having the latest Android v8.1 “Oreo” which provides,promising battery life and improve security to give flagship performance.Processor:~~~~~~~~~This phone is powered by 14nm Qualcomm Snapdragon 626 Octa-core processor.This is the top class processor currently available in smartphone’s world.Sim Slot:~~~~~~~Here is one of the best thing you could have and which make it best.It doesn’t NOT Hybrid sim slot. Cheers!!You can use 2 Nano Sim, which provides dual standby.And a Memory Card which is expandable upto 256 GB.Memory:~~~~~~~This device is coming in one variant.1.> 4GB RAM and 64 GB Memory.In addition to above point it supports expandable memory card which is expandable up to 256 GB which is a great plus point who wants lot of memory.Speaker/Sound:~~~~~~~~~~~~~On bottom we have a single speaker. Which sound is as good as compared to all phones we have right now in market.It has one microphone point at the bottom.Also at bottom it has 3.5mm earphone jack point.Camera:~~~~~~~This device has a great camera.It has DUAL Rear Camera.1. It has 16MP Primary Rear Camera captures every minute details with sharper contrast and color accuracy.2. It has 5MP Secondary Rear Camera ensures to capture depth of the field. F/2.0 aperture delivers advanced low-lighting shooting capabilities & ultra-fast autofocus.This above feature which provides a great focus on object with blur effect of background and a feel of DSL.FRONT Camera is great and its only made for selfie lover.It is having 24 MP, which is a great for selfie.It has AI Selfie Lighting turns your every selfie into a work of art & allows you to choose from a range of light effects to create model-style pictures.Battery:~~~~~~~This phone has good battery power but I think we need more than this right now.It has 3260 mAh lithium-polymer battery which is comparatively good for this kind of phone.Other Features:~~~~~~~~~~~~~1. Face Unlock feature.2. Finger Print Scanner to unlock the phone.3. Bluetooth,4. WiFi Hotspot,5. GPS,6. Music Player,7. Video Player,8. E-mailInside Box:~~~~~~~~~1. Handset,2. Micro USB Charging Cable,3. Charging Adapter,5. SIM Ejecting Tool and6. Quick Start GuideSummery:I would really like to RCOMMEND you this great piece of today’s best technology.This product is amazing from Vivo and from my side a big FIVE STAR.Buy from amazon affiliate link Vivo V9Nokia 6.1 (2018) (4GB + 64GB, Blue-Gold)16MP primary camera with ZEISS optics and 8MP front facing camera13.97 centimeters (5.5-inch) capacitive touchscreen with 1920 x 1080 pixels resolutionAndroid v8.0 Oreo operating system with 2.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 630 octa core processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB internal memory expandable up to 128GB and dual SIM dual-standby (4G+4G)3000mAH lithium-ion battery1 year manufacturer warranty for device and 6 months manufacturer warranty for in-box accessories including batteries from the date of purchaseBuy from amazon affiliate link Nokia 6.1Huawei P20 Lite Blue (19:9 Full View Display, 24MP Front Camera, 64GB)Huawei is a leading tech giant and has unveiled its flagship device P20 lite which can be regarded as the iPhone killer. By launching this smartphone flagship, Huawei has shown that it has capabilities to challenge and compete with other big tech giants like Apple and Samsung. Let’s take a look at this flagship device.After Huawei has entered the premium smartphone market with Mate 10 ProandP10 last year, now Huawei is here with P20 which features 3 cameras, yes you heard it right, Huawei P20 features 3 cameras. After the global release, this smartphone is finally in India and is priced at Rs. 64,999 for P20 and Rs. 19,999 for P20 Lite. Sales for this smartphone will be Amazon exclusive and start from May 3. Taking about the available colors, P20 will be available in Graphite Black, Midnight Blue, and the P20 Lite will be available in Midnight Black and Klein Blue color options.Let’s start with the flagship’s display. Huawei P20 has a 6.1 inch HD+ OLED display and rivals Apple iPhone X and Samsung Galaxy S9+ with the super slim bezels. The display has a notch, a new trend, which packs in the front facing camera, earpiece and different sensors. The display has 1080p resolution with 18.7:9 aspect ratio. It said to have ‘natural tone display’ which makes it favorable for all light conditions. Comparing the display with a rival smartphone companies flagship device, it is not as good as their flagship device.Still, there is an oval fingerprint sensor on the front. The back of the smartphone is made of glass with curved edges and it has very nice finish with the polished metal bands on the sides. Cameras on the back have a bulge as in Apple’s iPhone X and so it can’t sit flat on the desk.I will suggest you to go with p20 lite because redmi note 5 pro is a no match for p20 lite.Buy From Amazon affiliate link :Huawei P20 Lite Bluei will suggest you to go with Honor 9icomes with 64GB of storage and it is the first smartphone in the world to have 4 cameras. 2 in the front and 2 on the back side of the phone.The build quality of Honor 9i is solid and it feels premium because of the metal unibody design. On the front, we have a5.9-inch full view display with Full HD+ resolution. The display is large but the size of the phone is still similar to other 5.5-inch display phones because of small bezels on the Honor 9i. Thedisplay is 18:9 or 2:1 aspect ratio which we have seen earlier in flagships. The display is sharp and vivid with good viewing angles.Inside the Honor 9i we have a 2.3 GHz Octa-Core Kirin 659 processor. In Antutu benchmarks the octa-core Kirin 659 scores 74998 which is around14% higher than the score of Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 which scores around 65000 on most phones. The storage is 64GB with 4GB of RAM. Plus there is a MicroSD card slot which can be used to increase the storage by up to 256GB. The slot is hybrid so you can either use 2 sims cards or 1 sim card and a MicroSD card. The 4GB RAM is capable of handling a lot of apps. Most of the phones in this range are coming with 4GB of RAM and we like that because anything more than 4GB looks like an overkill. It is not going to be useful for most users so it will be a waste of power which means lower battery backup.The dual camera setup on both sides is the highlight of this device. Honor 9i is the first smartphone to have both dual rear camera and dual front camera.The back camera is a 16MP + 2MP dual camera setup while the front camera is a 13MP + 2MPdual camera setup. The camera with lower resolution is a monochrome sensor and another one is an RGB sensor. The dual camera setup helps to give a depth effect to your pictures which is also known as portrait mode. In our first few tests, the camera performance of both front and back cameras looked good. Portrait shots had the object in focus with blurred background. With initial impressions, we can say that it looks like one of the best camera experience in this range. Plus, Honor 9i also supports the feature where the image background can be blurred even after clicking the image. You can select any object you want to keep in focus and blue everything else.The Honor 9i is running on EMUI 5.1 which is a skin based on Android 7.0.EMUI is not really bloated and performs well overall. There are few useful customizations as well to increase productivity.The Honor 9i has a 3340 mAH battery and you can expect a day of backup on a single charge which is decent for a large screen phone.please buy from link given below i will get affiliate commitionBuy now from flipkart affiliate link: Honor 9i (Prestige Gold, 64 GB)(4 GB RAM)One Plus 3T (Gunmetal, 64GB)16MP primary camera (f/2.0 Aperture, 1.12 µm Pixel size) with high speed autofocus technology (PDAF), updated Electronic (EIS) and Optical (OIS) stabilization technologies protected by a more durable sapphire glass with a 16 MP front camera (f/2.0 Aperture, 1.0 µm Pixel size) capable of capturing improved low-light selfies and videos13.97 centimeters (5.5-inch) Optic AMOLED Full HD capacitive touchscreen with 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution and 401 PPI pixel densityAndroid OS, v6.0.1 (Marshmallow), upgradable to v7.1.1 OxygenOS based on Android Nougat with Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 MSM8996 Pro (2.35 GHz) quad core processor; Adreno 530 GPU 6GB LPDDR4 RAM, 64GB internal memory (UFS 2.0 Flash Storage), dual nano-SIM dual-standby (4G+4G)3,400 mAh lithium-polymer battery (non-removable) powered by state-of-the-art Dash Charge (5V 4A) technology; NFC enabled, Bluetooth 4.2and reversible type-C connectorRead this review and you will know ALL THE GOODS and BADS of this SMARTPHONE. This review has three parts ONLY! First, Why To Buy OnePlus 3T. Second, Why Not To Buy OnePlus 3T. Third, Conclusion and Final Rating.GUARANTEE you these points are MORE THAN SUFFICIENT for you to KNOW whether to buy OnePlus 3T or not. I REALLY THANK YOU for being smart a INTELLIGENT CUSTOMER as you are first RESEARCHING about the product and then taking DECISION whether to BUY IT or LEAVE IT!A) WHY TO BUY OnePlus 3T ::1. The processor has been upgraded to the latest Snapdragon 821 chipset. Now it has lesser heating problems compared to the Snapdragon 820.2. It has 6 GB of RAM for multitasking. Previously when the OnePlus 3 was launched it had memory management issues and problems but not with this one as it has been optimized very well.3. For gaming performance it comes with Adreno 530 GPU on the inside that can handle any graphic intensive games available in the Google Play Store. It neither lags nor have any heating issues.4.Camera quality and performance is side by side with the high end flagships of Samsung, HTC, LG, Apple etc. with the 16MP shutter. Yes, it does comes with an optical image stabilization (OIS) technology for handling shakiness.5. Video recording can be done at 2160p resolution, means 4K resolution. Slow motion video capture is also possible in 720p resolution at 120 fps (frames per second).6. Now it comes with Android Nougat 7.0 and the battery capacity has been increased to 3400 mAh from 3000 mAh. Also, with Dash Charge it can charge the battery up to 60% in just 30 minutes.7. For display protection it has Corning Gorilla Glass 4 on the front panel and above all, OnePlus 3T entirely made out of high grade aluminum.8. It has all the important sensors like fingerprint scanner, accelerometer, gyroscope, proximity, ambient light and compass.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________B) WHY NOT TO BUY OnePlus 3T ::1. OnePlus 3T ONLY con or issue is that there is no memory card slot. But if you can get the 128 GB variant then it won’t be a problem.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________C) CONCLUSION & FINAL RATING ::Total Number of Positives = 8Total Number of Negatives = 1Final Rating = 8/9So, this is currently THE BEST SMARTPHONE UNDER Rs.26,999.00. If you have this much amount to spend, go BUY the OnePlus 3T NOW!Buy From Ebay affiliate link :OnePlus 3T | One Plus 3T (Gunmetal, 64GB) with Manufacturer Warranty_SealedBest Smartphone Under 35000Oneplus 6Kindly read the full ReviewPROS● Plenty of power, strong cameras● Clean, fuss-free Android interface● Glass design is premiumCONS● 'Only' a Full HD resolution● No expandable storage● Single, down-firing speakerDESIGN▶The Good● The best looking OnePlus phone to date (polished refined design, with a glass rear panel)● Excellent build quality● Comfortable to hold, thanks to the curved glass rear● Face unlock works great in most conditions, and unlocks the phone in a fraction of a second (except in low light or under very bright sunlight)● There's a fingerprint sensor at the back, and it works great too● Decent loudspeaker (pretty loud)▶The Bad● Pick up smudges very quickly● It's not the easiest to reach all corners of the newly enlarged screen● It's not IP rating certified, which likely means that the protection is quite basicBuy from amazon affiliate link Oneplus 6DISPLAY● Excellent display - catches on to the modern 'notch' trend, with a tall screen ratio - the AMOLED screen is vivid● Punchy colours and great viewing angles - videos looks great● You can also set your own custom colour temperature if you preferSOFTWARE● OxygenOS continues to be a huge differentiator for OnePlus - it strikes a great balance between keeping the base UI identical to stock Android but still adding a number of useful additions - like shortcuts, a dark theme, a scrolling screenshot capture tool, and controls for giving the on-screen buttons additional functions, night and reading modes, a choice of system fonts, and configurable colours for the notification LED - all in all, its a great software experience, that ticks the right boxes● Another interesting add-on is an optional gesture scheme that lets you get rid of the Android navigation buttons altogether, and gives you a full gesture based navigation scheme like the iPhone X - thus giving you even more screen space to play with - the gestures do take some time to get a hang of, but once you do, they will become second natureOnePlus 6 Performance Test: Packs a Mean Punch | BeebomPERFORMANCE● Top-notch, breathtaking performance, backed by the latest flagship processor from Snapdragon, the Snapdragon 845 - the SoC has eight Kryo 385 cores, integrated Adreno 630 graphics, improved security and image processing subsystems, a faster LTE modem, and even hardware dedicated to AI processing - all of this means the performance is top-bracket, matching (or beating) the Galaxy S9/Plus in benchmark scoresOnePlus 6 camera: first photo samplesCAMERA▶The Good● Good set of dual rear cameras, significantly improved from the OnePlus 5T - especially in terms of portrait mode photos, low light performance, and video recording (including a new super-slow motion mode)● The rear cameras now also come with OIS● Decent (though not great) front camera, pretty similar to the OnePlus 5T - a software bokeh mode for the front camera is promised for a future OxygenOS update▶The Bad● The rear and front cameras are good, but not really up to the high benchmarks set by the likes of the iPhone X, the Galaxy S9, or the Pixel 2 - this continues to be the only one significant area, where you will be making a compromise over the best flagship smartphones, when you buy a OnePlus device (of course admittedly for a much lower price)AUDIO● There's also a Gaming Mode that not only suppresses non-essential notifications, but can also limit background apps' Internet usage, which can make a difference in online games - you can even route calls directly to the loudspeaker so you don't have to stop playingBATTERY● Good (but not exceptional) battery life - will comfortably last the day with moderate to heavy use● Fast charging support - the Dash Charger takes the phone up from zero to just over 50 percent in half an hour, and gives you a full charge in around an hour and a halfBONUS▶The Good● OnePlus's excellent alert slider is there too (it has now moved to the right side of the phone) - and is now more simplified toggling between 3 simple states - ring, vibrate and silent, with a pop-up that tells you instantly which mode you are switching to every time● On the whole, the OnePlus 6 is good-looking, well crafted, extremely powerful - it is also a solid upgrade to the OnePlus 5T in almost all the departments such as display, performance, design and camera - and ultimately the OnePlus 6’s bang for buck is still about the best you can get in the smartphone world▶The Bad● A little slippery because of the glass● At 177g, the phone is a bit on the the heavier side tooShould you buy it?● The OnePlus 6 is not an upgrade to the OnePlus 5 or 5T, but OnePlus 3/3T users would see an upgrade with this device.● It feels different in your hand, looks more modern, is noticeably faster and has a better camera.● Also, at this moment, it is the best phone to buy in the sub-40k price range.● That said, OnePlus has to be careful from hereon. 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Using the phone is a blast with everything much larger it almost feels like a small tablet and really makes for a satisfying experience. The screen is also OLED which means each pixel lights itself up which makes for amazing viewing angles and a beautiful image. This also allows for features like always on display which only lights the pixles that display time when the phone is asleep. There aren't really any phones that can even touch the S9 except maybe the iPhone X. But even then you have the notch and a significantly smaller screen. So good screen? No, the best screen.CameraThe second aspect that I will focus on is my favorite part of the phone: the cameras. This is the first S series phone t ok implement the dual camera system and it really is nice to get a telephoto lens at the press of a button. But the telephoto lens is trivial on comparison to what else Samsubg has done with their cameras. First of all that have implemented a feature entirely new to the smartphone world: a variable aperture lens. If you aren't a camera person this may not mean anything to you but it is a big deal. See, a camera lens on a smartphone typically has a fixed f stop, or how wide open the lens is. However, Samsung has managed to install a tiny ring around the camera to switch the aperture so as the let more or less light in. This makes for better performance in really bright or dark scenes.The second big camera feature is the slow motion capability. The S9 can record video at 960 frames per second. This means you can record video at 30 times slower than normal speed. However, that slow of video would typically take up lots of storage and be very difficult to process so what Samsung has done is made the slow motion capture when it detects movement and only for a short amount of time. This may seem like a big trade off but the feature works well and is a big step in smartphone cameras.As far as the camera goes there are a few more points I want to touch on. First is that it records 4k video at 60 fps which is impressive. Samsung also implemented their own version of animogies which are kind of creepy and none will really use them but they are there so that's cool I guess. There is also a slow motion mode which is 240 frames per second at 1080p which is pretty good. Everything else is as expected for a Samsung phone and is one of the best cameras on a smartphone. However, I do have a few complaints. First, the rear sensor is still 12 megapixels which is good but they have had that for quite a few years and they really should give the camera an increase in megapixels. I also wish Samsung would have opted for a monochrome sensor instead of telephoto but that is a pretty complaint with all the other amazing camera features considered. Basically this is another feature of the phone that is the king in the smartphone market with competitors only in the iPhone X and Google Pixel.Now onto everything else. Personally when I buy a phone I need waterproofing which the S9 has. It also has new audio which I appreciate very much. The phone has the bottom speaker as normal but also uses the phones earpiece as a tweeter if sports for the high end. It really sounds very good. It may not be as good as the Razer Phone or Google Pixel but still sounds great with a surprising amount of low end and highs that get a little crunchy but not to bad. Overall, very good speakers. With these new speakers is the inclusion of Dolby Atmos. This is a really cool audio feature that makes audio sound so much better. Basically what Atmos is is an audio system that places sounds in 3D space so you can hear audio in a 3D space. It is really an immersive experience with the included headphones. Let's talk about those. Samsung had the AKG earbuds with the S8 but this is my first time using them. For included earbuds, they are amazing. They have very good bass and highs. They are very clear and are pleasurable to listen to. But they are earbuds so they do get uncomfortable after a while but that include interchangeable eartips so they can be as comfortable as possible. Samsung has really perfected their audio and it really impressed me.A couple other cool features are a working, but kind of impractical iris and face scanner, quick fingerprint reader, USB C, all the useful features of android, a headphone jack (we are in 2018 where most phones don't have them), and much more. The list goes on and on. I really don't have anything bad to say about theS9. Really the only thing is that is is kind of hard to hold, it being all glass makes it slippery.The second to last question I would like to address those who are debating the S9verses the S8. The only thing you need to consider is the camera. If you want a phenomenal camera, go with the S9. If you don't, go with the S8. Either is an excellent choice.Finally there is only one barrier between you and your S9: money. Yes it is cheaper than the iPhone X but not by a whole lot. The plus model is $840 and the normal one is $740. This is quite a lot of money for a phone. But is that all smartphones are? No. The cameras alone are almost reaching DSLR territory and they are also capable gaming devices. Smartphones are most peoples computers. If you purchase the S9, you are buying much more than a phone which is why I believe that if you have the money, it is worth it. So in the end would I recommend the S9? Absolutely and unequivocally yes. It is the best smartphone you can buy.Buy from Amazon affiliate Link Samsung Galaxy S9 plus (Coral Blue, 64 GB) (6GB RAM)Buy from Amazon affiliate Link Samsung Galaxy S9 (Midnight Black, 64 GB) (4 GB RAM) (Midnight)