Razer Phone 2 update adds some nifty camera and audio improvements
The Razer Phone 2 is currently on sale in the United States for $100 off, but if you can't afford to pay $700 for the flagship advertised as a gaming smartphone, you can buy the original Razer Phone that's much cheaper for a limited time ($400).
Recently introduced in the U.S., the sequel to Razer's first Android smartphone has just received an important update that brings worthy improvements to its camera. Razer announced over the weekend that those who own its latest high-end phone will soon benefit from additional camera features and enhancements.
For example, the update improves color for richer more vibrant shots, as well as brightness for warmer tones and details. Also, HDR has been improved too for more consistent shot detection and processing.
The changelog mentions the update includes some audio fixes and improvements, but no additional details are provided. As expected, the update addresses some issues as well. The update weighs in at around 100MB, so it shouldn't be much of an issue to get it over your carrier's network.
The changelog mentions the update includes some audio fixes and improvements, but no additional details are provided. As expected, the update addresses some issues as well. The update weighs in at around 100MB, so it shouldn't be much of an issue to get it over your carrier's network.
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