Itel Alpha 3 smartwatch has been announced in India as the brand’s latest wearable that comes with a round display and a “premium bezel design.” It has a sub-Rs 2,000 price tag and comes with support for an AI voice assistant, Bluetooth calling, and much more. Here’s everything to know about it.
Itel Alpha 3: Price, Availability
The Itel smartwatch is available at a price of Rs 1,499 at your nearest retail stores. It is backed by a 1-year warranty and is available in three colours – Dark Blue, Rose Gold and Black.
Itel Alpha 3: Specifications
The watch features a large 1.5 inch round display and a premium bezel design. “Whether you are dodging raindrops, sweating it out at the gym, or juggling calls on a busy day, the Alpha 3 stays right there with you like a perfect companion,” said Itel.
It is equipped with single-chip Bluetooth calling for voice connectivity, IP67 water and dust resistance for unbeatable durability, and 500 nits of brightness that is claimed to keep the screen readable even under the bright sunlight. The smartwatch also features 24/7 heart rate tracking, SpO₂ monitoring, sleep analysis, and activity stats, all from your wrist.
Fitness enthusiasts will also find 100+ sports modes to choose from, while the style enthusiasts get 150+ watch faces. There is also an AI voice assistant to help you check tasks off without lifting a finger, instant call and message alerts.
Earlier last month, the company launched the Itel Alpha 2 Pro in India. With a 1.96” AMOLED display, the watch boasts of a 466 x 466 pixels Resolution and 1000 nits brightness. The Alpha 2 Pro further comes with an Always-On Display feature and a premium metallic build. The wearable also boasts an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance.
The Pixel 9a is now available at a price tag of Rs 46,999 including the bank offers and Rs 49,999 without them. That’s the cheapest Pixel 9 series device you can get in India right now but the question here is, what are the competitors offering at that price point? Realme launched the Realme GT 7 a couple of weeks back, with a starting price of Rs 39,999 and Rs 46,999 for the top-end 12GB + 512GB version which can even come down to Rs 43,999 with the bank offers.
While we have already reviewed the two devices and have pointed out their strengths and weaknesses, here’s a side-by-side comparison between the Google Pixel 9a and Realme GT 7 to help you decide on picking one out of the two.
Design
Design is always subjective when it comes to smartphones, and in our view, both devices feature distinct designs and have their respective pros and cons. The Pixel 9a is compact, has flat sides, a flushed camera bar, and tactile buttons along with tight haptics. While it has a plastic back that doesn’t feel like plastic at all, its frame is made of aluminium. Further, it is more comfortable to hold than the GT 7 due to its compact form factor.
The Realme GT 7 is exactly the opposite. It has a large square-shaped protruding camera module on the back, a curved back panel, tactile buttons with a contrasting colour for the power key, tight haptics, an overall large form factor, and a heavier body. While it has fibreglass on the back, its frame is made of plastic instead. The GT 7 is essentially for those who like bigger devices.
While you’ll have to choose a form factor for yourself, we’d like to point out that the Realme GT 7 gets a better IP rating with both IP68 and IP69 ratings, while the Pixel 9a gets only the former. Both of them will sustain splashes of water and dust without any issues, but the GT 7 does have an advantage here.
As for audio, they have stereo speakers, whereas the Pixel 9a has far better speakers that have depth and handle all frequencies of sound equally well. On the GT 7, the speakers lack bass, and the sound is dominated by vocals and treble.
As we’ve said before, both Pixel 9a and Realme GT 7 have their plus points in the design segment, so it’s a tie in this area.
Display
Both Pixel 9a and Realme GT 7 have capable panels that perform well both indoors and outdoors. However, if we talk of specifications, Realme’s panel is better in terms of the certifications it has, such as the Dolby Vision certification, along with its higher brightness values, how responsive it is, and how it handles the colours that look more vibrant.
On the other hand, Pixel 9a’s display showcases more natural colours. While it is equally smooth, it may not get as bright under certain circumstances. Moreover, it has a lower Resolution compared to the Realme GT 7’s panel. While text and other content look good on the 9a for its display size, it’s just sharper on Realme’s panel.
The Realme GT 7’s bezels are also thinner. While Pixel 9a has symmetrical bezels, they are noticeably thicker and interfere with the costing experience until you get used to them.
Again, these panels are capable in their own way, but Realme equipped its phone with a panel that is superior hardware-wise.
Both the Pixel 9a and the Realme GT 7 have optical in-display fingerprint Sensors that work the same way. They are equally responsive and fast, so neither of them has any complaints in that area.
Performance-wise, there’s no hiding that the Realme GT 7 is the clear winner. It has a more powerful chip (Dimensity 9400e versus Tensor G4 in Pixel 9a), more RAM, and higher storage. While both were quite smooth for us in daily use, the GT 7 took off when it came to gaming and handled everything we threw at it with ease.
While Tensor G4 can also handle gaming, it is not tuned for higher graphics and consistently high frame rates, which the GT 7 handles like a pro for any game you can think of on Android. The RAM management was also better on the GT 7 due to the superior hardware, while the Pixel had to load apps more often.
Software is again dependent on what the user likes. If you like a more minimal user experience filled with just the right amount of customisation features, then Pixel 9a is made for you. Its software is fluid and responsive. While some features I am used to on other phones are missing, like double tapping to wake the device, it is still the signature Pixel software experience many look for.
Furthermore, with Google giving Android a fresh coat of paint later this year with Android 16, there’s all the more reason to consider a Pixel if you prefer Google’s implementation of Android.
There’s also no denying that on the Pixel, you get updates quicker and for longer (7 years to be specific). In the case of Realme GT 7, it is the Realme UI 6 that goes the extra mile in terms of features and customisation.
Based on Android 15, it gets you that extensive AOD and lock screen customisation, the AI Planner and other features like the AI writing composer, and generally a more vast set of features that give you granular control over each element in the software which is something not quite possible with Google’s Android at the moment. It is also smooth and slightly more snappier than the experience on Pixel. Realme promises three major Android updates and four years of security patches. That’s a decent policy but is nowhere close to Google’s.
To sum it up, if you’re looking for power-packed performance, plan to game often, and want a feature-rich, fast experience, the Realme GT 7 is the one to go for. But if you prefer a minimal, clean, and fluid software experience with a beautiful interface and don’t care much for gaming or heavy tasks, opt for the Pixel and you’ll be set for years to come.
Battery and Charging
The Pixel 9a has the largest battery ever in a Pixel phone, at 5010mAh, but sadly, Realme obliterates the device with a 7000mAh cell in its GT 7. While the 9a easily lasts a day and a half, the GT 7 could run for even three days. Where the 9a can give you 6 to 7 hours of screen-on time with average use, the GT 7 can offer up to 10 hours or more with certain use cases.
Realme’s phone is just physically more capable, and the Pixel 9a cannot beat that, even in terms of charging. Where the Pixel could take more than 2 hours to charge, the GT 7 can charge from 0 to 100 within an hour max. Again, the GT 7 offers more for its price compared to Google’s in this department.
Cameras
The device’s primary sensor captures vibrant, detailed photos, though dynamic range can be inconsistent. The ultra-wide sensor maintains colour but lacks detail and shows distortion. Portrait shots are excellent with natural bokeh and accurate EDGE detection, despite occasional darkness. The telephoto sensor shines at 2x zoom with improved dynamic range and detail; however, quality degrades at 10x and 20x due to software processing and digital zoom. Artificial lighting yields good detail and vibrant colours, but low light causes softness. Selfies are sharp with accurate edge detection and natural skin tones.
The new Pixel 9a takes great photos in daylight, with natural colours, excellent dynamic range, and high detail. Its ultra-wide lens keeps consistent colours but can distort at the edges. Portrait shots are a highlight, showing great detail, sharpness, and natural bokeh. The camera performs well in artificial light, maintaining colour and sharpness, and handles low light effectively with no noise. Selfies are sharp with good skin tones and colours, though portrait selfie edge detection could be better.
The Google Pixel 9a appears to be the better overall camera phone when we compare it with the Realme GT 7, due to multiple reasons, including more consistent quality, superior Portrait Mode, and strong Low-Light performance. The telephoto sensor — Realme GT 7’s only clear advantage — helps it shoot better photos when zooming in, thereby impressing with its Optical Zoom capabilities.
In summary, while the Realme GT 7 offers a dedicated telephoto lens for optical zoom, the Pixel 9a consistently delivers high-quality images across various lighting conditions, excels in portrait photography, and offers a more reliable low-light experience. Google’s reputation for exceptional camera software also plays a crucial role in the Pixel’s overall photographic prowess, while Realme’s GT 7 cameras need more software optimisation.
To wrap up this comparison between the Pixel 9a and Realme GT 7, the GT 7 stands out with its feature-rich package, powerful performance, and a lot more to offer, despite its highest price tag of Rs 46,999. Its cameras may not be the best, but they’re still respectable for what’s on offer. It certainly delivers more value for its price tag compared to Google’s phone and as we said in our Realme GT 7 review, it’s ready for anything.
The Pixel 9a, on the other hand, falls short in hardware when stacked against the GT 7. However, it tries to make up for that with its excellent cameras, clean software experience with a superior software policy, and a compact form factor that many users will appreciate.
Portronics has announced the launch of its new Portronics VlogMate One Dual Wireless Mic system in India. The company says it features AI-powered noise cancellation that cuts out background noise like traffic or crowd sounds. Here’s everything else the new air conditioner has to offer.
Portronics VlogMate One: Price, Availability
Portronics VlogMate One is available at an introductory price of Rs 3,499 with a 12-month warranty on Portronics.com, Amazon, Flipkart, and retail stores across India.
Portronics VlogMate One: Features
“Whether you’re filming a vlog, taking online classes, shooting a reel, or recording a podcast, VlogMate One helps you get professional-quality sound without the fuss”, said the company.
The setup includes two wireless lavalier mics and a compact Type-C receiver that plugs directly into smartphones, tablets, and other USB-C devices. There’s no App or pairing required — just plug it in, clip the mic, and start recording.
What makes VlogMate One stand out is its AI-powered noise cancellation that filters out unwanted sounds like traffic, wind, or background chatter. “So even if you’re shooting outdoors or in a noisy room, your voice stays clear and in focus,” said Portronics.
Each mic features a 360-degree pickup pattern to capture natural, balanced audio. Plus, with low-latency transmission and audio-video sync, it’s great for short-form videos and interviews. The range extends up to 30 meters, giving you the freedom to move around and stay untethered.
The mics deliver up to 8 hours of usage on a single charge, and the charging case can top them up twice more, making it easy to carry and recharge on the go.
Weighing under 90 grams, VlogMate One is lightweight and travel-friendly, with magnetic clips that make it easy to attach to your shirt or collar. “Whether you’re a full-time content creator or just starting out, this mic system offers the kind of performance that makes your audio sound more polished and professional.”
Asus ROG Xbox Ally gaming handhelds have been announced in the international markets. According to the company, “These handhelds are built to make it easier than ever to access your favorite games—from Xbox, Battle.net, and other leading PC storefronts—all from a single device.” Here’s everything to know about the devices.
Asus ROG Xbox Ally, ROG Xbox Ally X: Availability
At launch this holiday, the Asus ROG Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X will be available in Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
The company further confirmed that availability will follow for other markets where ROG Ally series products are sold today, which includes India. This means that the handhelds will be announced in the country at some point in future.
In the coming months, Asus will share even more details about the Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X, including pricing, compatible accessories, and pre-orders.
Asus ROG Xbox Ally, ROG Xbox Ally X: Features, Specifications
ROG Xbox Ally
ROG Xbox Ally X
Operating System
Windows 11 Home
Windows 11 Home
Comfort & input
Contoured grips inspired by Xbox Wireless Controllers. ABXY buttons / D-pad / L & R Hall Effect Analog triggers / L & R bumpers / Xbox button / View button / Menu button / Command Center button / Library button / 2x assignable back buttons / 2x full-size analog sticks / HD haptics / 6-Axis IMU
Contoured grips inspired by Xbox Wireless Controllers with impulse triggers for enhanced control. ABXY buttons / D-pad / L & R impulse triggers / L & R bumpers / Xbox button / View button / Menu button / Command Center button / Library button / 2x assignable back buttons / 2x full-size analog sticks / HD haptics / 6-Axis IMU
As for the features, both handhelds allow players to play natively, via the cloud, or remotely with their Xbox console in another room. Packed with innovative features, both models promise a full Xbox interface on the go, giving players access to their entire game library across major PC storefronts.
Built on Windows 11, the devices have been fine-tuned for intuitive control right from the first boot. Microsoft has enhanced the user experience with an optimized Game Bar that allows users to easily launch or exit games, chat with friends, manage apps, and adjust system settings. A key addition is the integration of ASUS’s Armoury Crate, which brings quick access to performance and input controls directly through the Game Bar. Even navigation elements like the lock screen and App switcher have been redesigned for smooth controller-based operation.
Since both handhelds run on Windows, users can go beyond traditional console gaming. The Xbox Ally series supports third-party apps such as Discord, streaming platforms like Twitch, and even game mods—offering the full flexibility of PC gaming in a compact form factor.
When users power on the Xbox Ally, they’re greeted with a newly designed Xbox full-screen interface tailored specifically for handheld gaming. Microsoft has introduced performance optimizations that reduce background processes and delay non-essential tasks, allowing more system resources to be allocated directly to gameplay. The result: improved memory management, higher frame rates, and a more immersive gaming experience—all powered by the flexibility of Windows 11.
The Xbox Ally doesn’t just bring Xbox games to a portable form—it brings the essence of the Xbox experience too. A dedicated Xbox button provides instant access to chat, apps, and settings via an upgraded Game Bar overlay, enabling players to seamlessly switch between games and apps.
Ergonomics have also been a priority. Inspired by the design of Xbox Wireless Controllers, the Ally devices feature contoured grips to fit a wide range of hand sizes, ensuring long gaming sessions remain comfortable.
Microsoft has also carried over familiar accessibility tools. Both the Xbox app and Game Bar are optimized for handheld use and support many of the accessibility features found on Xbox consoles and Windows PCs, with more enhancements planned for the future.
Finding and launching games across different platforms can be a hassle—but Microsoft aims to fix that with the Xbox Ally and Ally X. Both devices streamline the experience by offering an aggregated game library within the full-screen Xbox interface, letting users instantly access titles from Xbox, Game Pass, Battle.net, and other major PC storefronts—all in one place.
Handheld gaming is further enhanced by Xbox Play Anywhere, which supports over 1,000 games with cross-platform play and synced achievements at no extra cost. Whether on console, PC, or cloud, your game library and progress carry over to the Ally devices. Support for Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta) and Remote Play also lets players access their full Xbox console library anytime, anywhere.
Microsoft is also teaming up with Roblox to bring a fully optimized, native version of the game to the Xbox Ally series. In addition, a new developer program is in the works to help highlight titles optimized for handheld gaming.
New Xbox Ally owners who are new to Game Pass can also get started at no extra charge, with access to popular titles like Balatro, Gears Tactics, and Vampire Survivors. And through the Game Bar, users can now access Gaming Copilot—a smart companion designed to help them launch games faster, boost performance, and stay connected with friends.
Oppo is teasing the Oppo K13x 5G India launch after the brand launched the K13 5G in the country in April. The new K13x 5G is yet to be revealed but its specifications have already been tipped once before, suggesting it will be a rebranded Oppo A5 5G which launched globally a while back.
Oppo K13x 5G India Launch Details
It is unclear when the K13x 5G will debut in India but it should be sometime later this month. The device has been made with a “durability-first approach” as per Oppo. The company has also confirmed that the handset will be sold via Flipkart as well as its own offline and online stores.
Earlier last month, the device appeared in a Google Play Console listing which gave us a glimpse at the device’s specs. As per that listing, the K13x 5G is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 (MT6835) Chipset and packs 4GB of RAM. It will run on Android 15 out of the box with ColorOS 15 on top while its display will support an HD+Resolution display.
In case it is a rebranded Oppo A5 5G, for the optics one can expect a 50-megapixel primary camera, accompanied by a 2-megapixel secondary lens. For selfies and video calls, it may feature an 8-megapixel front camera. The device is also likely to pack a sizeable 6,000mAh battery with support for 45W fast SuperVOOC charging.
The K12x 5G launched in India for Rs 12,999 which means the K13x 5G should be priced at a similar price point. We’ll know more about the device once we get closer to the Oppo K13x 5G India launch.
Samsung has announced the launch of the new 32-inch Samsung Color E-Paper display as a digital signage solution for businesses. Earlier this year, the brand revealed a 75-inch version of the same product. The new solution packs advanced digital ink technology and delivers ultra-low power consumption, high visibility and a lightweight design, according to the brand.
32-inch Samsung Color E-Paper: Details
The new 32-inch Samsung Color E-Paper ddisply operates at 0.00W when displaying static content. With a fully charged integrated battery, users have the ability to install and use Color E-Paper freely without being connected to a power source. During content updates, the display still uses significantly less energy than the conventional digital signage, says Samsung.
Equipped with QHD (2,560 x 1,440) resolution, it leverages Samsung’s advanced color imaging algorithm to optimize color accuracy and readability. This optimization softens the edges of the image while creating smoother and more vibrant colors for a display resembling traditional paper posters and retail promotional stands.
Weighing only 2.5kg and measuring 17.9mm thick, the display has a paper-thin design that allows for versatile placement on walls, tables and ceilings using the hanging accessories that come with it. With 13.9mm bezels on all sides, the display provides high usability in both landscape and portrait modes, while its VESA mount compatibility further expands installation options. It further gets two USB-C ports, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity and 8GB of onboard storage.
Available on Android and iOS mobile devices, the dedicated Samsung E-Paper app allows users easy control to directly create content, schedule display times and set up content on Color E-Paper devices. Additionally, the Samsung VXT (Visual eXperience Transformation) platform — which provides real-time remote control and intuitive content management of devices and effortless content creation — is now compatible with Color E-Paper.
This allows for centralized device management and smooth integration with existing supported signage products. Samsung VXT also includes a feature uniquely tailored for Color E-Paper to optimize content visibility and a preview function to ensure colors are accurate before deployment.
For enterprises, Samsung VXT also supports real-time monitoring and centralized device management, streamlining content deployment across multiple locations. Powered by Samsung Tizen 8.0, businesses can integrate the display seamlessly into existing systems via Tizen Enterprise APIs.
iQOO has confirmed the iQOO Z10 Lite 5G India launch for later this month and has revealed the design of the device which looks quite Galaxy S25 Edge-like. The device’s specifications are yet to be specified, except for the battery details which have been confirmed by the brand. Here’s everything else about the device which we know so far.
iQOO Z10 Lite 5G India Launch Details
The iQOO Z10 Lite 5G is set to be an Amazon exclusive smartphone that’s launching on June 18. It will come with dual rear cameras that are positioned in a way highly similar to that of Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge. We can see the device in a blue shade with a speaker grille on top, suggesting the device will pack stereo speakers. In addition, iQOO confirmed that the handset will get a 6000mAh battery under the hood.
The iQOO Z10 Lite 5G will be the successor to last year’s Z9 Lite 5G. While we don’t know its detailed specifications as of yet, one can expect the device to be priced below Rs 13,000 considering the brand’s iQOO Z10x 5G is already selling at a starting price of Rs 13,499. To recall, last year’s Z9 Lite 5G launched at Rs 10,499.
iQOO last launch in the country was the Neo 10 5G. It sports a 6.78-inch (2800 x 1260 pixels) 1.5K AMOLED 20:9 display with a 144Hz refresh rate, 5500 nits peak brightness, HDR, 360Hz touch sampling rate, 4320Hz PWM dimming, and P3 colour gamut support.
The device packs the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 SoC and runs on Android 15-based FunTouchOS 15. It will receive 3 major OS updates and 4 years of security patches. The smartphone also houses up to 16GB LPPDR5x RAM and 512GB UFS 4.1 storage. The 8GB + 128GB model has UFS 3.1 storage.
OnePlus has announced its compact flagship in India called the OnePlus 13s. The new 13s packs the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor under the hood and comes with a dual rear camera setup. It also gets a 5850mAh battery under the hood along with much more. Here’s everything to know about the device.
OnePlus 13s: Price, Availability
The OnePlus 13s is priced at Rs 54,999 for the 12GB + 256GB model and Rs 59,999 for the 12GB + 512GB trim. It comes in Pink Satin, Black Velvet, and Green Silk shades. The device is available via Amazon India and OnePlus’ own offline and online stores. One can currently pre-book the device for Rs 1,999 where the pre-booking benefits include free OnePlus Nord Buds 3, no-cost EMI up to 9 months, Rs 5,000 exchange bonus or Rs 5,000 discount with SBI bank card. The open sale for the device begins June 12.
OnePlus 13s: Specifications
The OnePlus 13s sports a 6.32-inch (2640 × 1216 pixels) AMOLED Display with 120Hz adaptive refresh rate, up to 1600 nits peak brightness, 2160Hz high-frequency PWM dimming, 240Hz touch sampling rate, 100% DCI-P3, and a 460 ppi.
It packs the Snapdragon 8 Elite Processor paired with up to 12GB LPDDR5x RAM and up to 512GB of UFS 4.0 storage. The device gets a dual rear camera setup, including a 50MP Sony LYT-700 primary camera with f/1.8 aperture, OIS + EIS, and 10-bit HDR, paired with a 50MP Samsung JN5 2x telephoto sensor with an f/2.0 Aperture, EIS, auto-focus, and up to 20X digital zoom.
At the front, there’s a 32MP f/2.0 sensor. The device is backed up by a 5850mAh battery with 80W SuperVOOC fast wired charging. For connectivity, you get 5G SA/NSA, Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be), Bluetooth v6.0, Beidou, GPS (L1+L5), GLONASS (G1), GALILEO (E1+E5a+E5b), QZSS (L1+L5), dual-antenna NFC, and a USB Type-C port.
The OnePlus 13s also features stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos, an in-display optical fingerprint sensor, IP65 rating, along with an IR blaster as well. The device runs on Android 15-based ColorOS 15 and will get 4 years of OS updates and 6 years of security patches.
Google is now rolling out the Android 16 QPR1 Beta 1.1 for Pixel smartphones for which the first version came out last month. The new incremental update brings a load of bug fixes for Pixel devices and here’s the full changelog of the update so you know what to expect from it.
The release notes page for the update listed the following fixes included in the Android 16 QPR1 Beta 1.1 update:
Fixed an issue where the navigation buttons would become unresponsive in the App drawer or task switcher
Fixed an issue where the progress bar in the media player on the lock screen doesn’t reflect the place in media
Fixed a crash when trying to open effects in wallpaper
Fixed an issue where the settings app would crash after trying to open the battery menu
Fixed an issue where the lock screen date could get cut off when using a wide clock style
Fixed an issue where the search button has a different color when scrolling
Fixed an issue where the approve button in Device Admin settings is missing
Fixed an issue where dark album labels appeared in the photo picker when in dark mode, impacting readability
Fixed an issue where the date wasn’t appearing on the homescreen
Fixed a fingerprint authentication failure on a multi-user Android device in certain low-power conditions
Google notes that all eligible devices enrolled in the Android Beta for Pixel program will be offered an over-the-air (OTA) update to QPR Beta 1.1. If you’re enrolled in the Android Beta Program, you can install the update by heading over to Settings > System > Software updates > System update > Check for updates.
A stable Android 16 update is also awaited for Pixel devices. While leaks suggested it would roll out on June 2, that didn’t happen. The new Material 3 Expressive UI, however, is confirmed to launch later this year and won’t be part of the incoming Android 16 update.
Google is now rolling out faster and sharper screen sharing in Google Meet and is also improving its user interface to make the screen sharing button larger and positioned more intuitively. Alongside, it is rolling out the capability to present content from a user’s camera feed.
A faster screen sharing express in Google Meet is rolling out to users, be it for window, tab, or desktop. Additionally, video quality during screen sharing is sharper and provides better handling of dynamic scenes, such as scrolling text or video content. Then, to minimise disruptions, Google says that any previous presentation will now automatically resume if a second presenter stops sharing their screen.
Next, Google has also updated the user interface to make the screen sharing button larger and positioned more intuitively alongside other key controls, making it easier to find when you need it.
Alongside better button placement, faster and sharper screen sharing in Google Meet, Google is introducing a new capability that lets users directly present content from their camera feed into a meeting, for example a document camera, video production tool, or an external camera. This is helpful for customers who utilize external production systems or other dedicated cameras to share video content during meetings, including:
Streaming produced video content (e.g., for town hall meetings).
Professional sharing live feeds from external video source (e.g. microscope, camera)
Educators presenting paper content using a document camera.
Additionally, Presenting content from a camera supports up to 1080p Resolution at 30FPS.
This capability is rolling out to the following accounts in the coming weeks:
Business Standard and Plus
Enterprise Standard and Plus
Frontline Standard
Enterprise Essentials and Enterprise Essentials Plus
Education Plus, the Teaching & Learning add-on, as well as the Endpoint Education Upgrade
