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Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski has beaten Lionel Messi and Kevin De Bruyne to be named the best player in world football.  The 32-year-old Polish star had a remarkable 2019-2020 season as he scored an incredible 55 times in 47 matches for the reigning German champions.   And Lewandowski, who was widely tipped to win the Ballon d'Or before the 2020 edition of the award was cancelled, capped off the season by winning a treble with Bayern.  Goal compiled the rankings and placed the Poland captain top of the pile, saying that Lewandowski has "reached his optimal level. " Lewandowski told Goal: "It feels very good -- if you win an individual title, that's another nice extra. "Football is a team sport, but these additional awards mean a lot to me, too.  It shows that the hard work you put in every day will one day pay off. As long as you play football, you have to stay hungry. "After your career, you can think about what you have won. Getting to...

  The race for ultra-resolution cameras reached impressive numbers with the advent of the 108MP module.  The first smartphone to offer this massive camera module was Xiaomi with its Mi Note 10 series. However, Samsung promptly followed with the Galaxy S20 Ultra featuring its own 108MP sensor.  According to reports, the Korean firm isn’t quite satisfied with what this module can achieve and wants to go beyond. The company’s long term goal is to deliver a 600MP image sensor that would be a true rival to the human eye.  However, in the short term, the company wants to bring smartphones with 250MP cameras.   According to a report from sources that are very familiar with the matter, the Korean giant is working on a 250MP sensor. It could be up to an inch in diagonal. The company’s most recent flagship – Galaxy S20 Ultra – has a 108MP sensor with 1/1.33-inches. It still is considerably smaller than the rumored 1-inch module.  The very same r...