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Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The headphone jack and the 3.5mm audio jack refer to the same physical component — but from the user's perspective, the term "…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The IR blaster is one of the most underappreciated features on a smartphone. Tucked into the top edge of compatible devices, it lets your ph…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi Most smartphone users never think about the altimeter until it stops working. Whether you're a hiker tracking elevation on the Ngong Hil…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi In phone repair terminology, "compass" refers to the same hardware component as the magnetometer — the magnetic field sensor…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The magnetometer is the sensor that detects magnetic field strength and direction, enabling the phone to function as a digital compass. It i…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi "Face scanner" — also referred to as face unlock, facial recognition, or Face ID depending on the platform — uses the …
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The fingerprint sensor provides biometric authentication — unlocking the phone, authorising mobile payments, and confirming app access…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi "Fingerprint scanner" is the common everyday term used in Nairobi to refer to the fingerprint sensor — the same biometric co…
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The light sensor — more precisely called the ambient light sensor — measures the brightness of the environment around the phone …
Provider: Pro-Logic Technologies, Kangari Building, Nairobi The ambient light sensor (ALS) is the precise technical name for the component more commonly called the light sensor — the photodetect…
