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This feature lets the user track his indoor position precisely and provides turn-by-turn directions to the destination such as the Zara store.ДЄnother feature is the unified integration of fingerprint feature where users can set up the requirement of fingerprints every time he/she visits an app or service, etc. But whatвЂ™s the difference? Google Maps enables directions of roads, streets, galleries, however, it doesnвЂ™t support indoor positioning or navigation such as when you are in a mall and want to get to a Zara store but donвЂ™t know its whereabouts.

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But with the new Android 9.0 Pie version, Google has enabled the WiFi Round Trip Time (RTT) feature along with Google Maps.

Indoor Positioning made easy with WiFi RTT: Google Maps is an integral part of day-to-day life as it lets the users obtain turn-by-turn directions while driving or getting somewhere. WhatвЂ™s more? Android 9.0 Pie has an option to вЂEditвЂ™ the screenshot directly from the notification panel. Next is to tap on the вЂScreenshotвЂ™ button and the screenshot is taken. Simply tap on the Power button that will display the dialog box on the screen. Screenshots let the user remember crucial details or to share it with others, etc.

Take Screenshot with just a button: Taking screenshot was never too difficult though. Once activated, press the Volume rocker and voila, the shortcuts are displayed on the screen. Recently, Google incorporated the notch support to the Android 9.0 Pie which you can activate under the Developer Mode.

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Updated on 10-26-2016 by Lulu Chang: Added news that ZTE ZMax Pro is now available at T-Mobile.Notch Support: Apple iPhone has notch support where just swiping across the screen provides plenty of shortcuts and features at disposal. The ZMax ProВ is now available at MetroPCS and at T-Mobile stores. вЂњWe continue giving consumers what they want, value, and use at a pace in which they ask for it.вЂќ Now, we are delivering a premium fingerprint sensor on the ZMax Pro with MetroPCS,вЂќ Cheng said. вЂњFirst, we delivered the ZMax, the largest phablet under $200 and made it available on T-Mobile.

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$100В slotsВ it well below LenovoвЂ™s new Moto G4, which sports much the same hardware - a smaller battery (3,000mAh), for one, plus an identical processor and a screen the same resolutionВ -В for double the price, or $200. Those specifications are relatively passГ© in the budget smartphone sphere, but the real draw is the price. In terms of software, the ZMax Pro wonвЂ™t ship with any surprises.В ItвЂ™s runningВ Android 6.0 Marshmallow, and atop it ZTEвЂ™sВ customized interface, MiFlavor. Finally, the ZMax Pro has a larger battery than last yearвЂ™s model, too - 3,400mAh versus 3,000mAh - and it supports QualcommвЂ™s Quick Charge technology. It has equally impressive guts: an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 617, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of storage, a MicroSD card reader that supportsВ cards of up to 128GB, dual SIM slots, and a USB Type-C port. Meanwhile, the front of the device sportsВ a 5-megapixel shooter. Around back, it sports a 13-megapixel camera and fingerprint sensor.

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The ZMax Pro, like 2015вЂ™sВ ZMax 2 before it, featuresВ a 1080p (1,920 x 1,080 pixels) screen that measures an impressively large 6 inches diagonally. Indeed, this phone has solid midrange specs that pit it against the $250 Moto G4 Plus, which is regarded as the king of budget phones. вЂњThe ZMax Pro is one of the highest-specвЂ™d and lowest-costВ phones on the market, and the device should be a great option for T-Mobile customers looking for aВ quality product at an affordable price point.вЂќ вЂњThe ZMax lineup continues to challenge what consumers should expect from their smartphone,вЂќ saidВ Lixin Cheng, chairman and CEO of ZTE USA. This yearвЂ™s ZMax Pro is even cheaper, and after a bout of exclusivity atВ MetroPCS starting in August, itвЂ™s now available at T-Mobile for $180. Its successor, the ZMax 2, hit store shelves for just $150 last year. The ZMax line has always been affordable since the first one debutedВ in 2014 for $200. After all, the companyвЂ™s Axon line can be listed among the cream of the high-end smartphone crop,В and the new ZMax Pro is a solid midrange phone with a remarkably low price tag. Julian Chokkattu/Digital TrendsZTE is perhaps best known for offering buyers more bang for their buck with cheap smartphones, but thatвЂ™s not a totally fair assessment anymore.

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