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Our phones capture more than memories now. OPPO's Goldee Patnaik explains how smartphone cameras are changing

Hindustan Times27 October 2026 at 4:08 pm IST
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From wider selfies to AI-assisted editing, OPPO India's Goldee Patnaik explains how smartphone cameras are adapting to the way people live and work.

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