iPhone 13
Apple has launched its new iPhone 13, which is a successor to the iPhone 12. The 13 and 13 Plus are the same size and shape as the iPhone 12 and the iPhone 12, but they offer different features.
Compared to the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12, the iPhone 13 has a larger battery and a more advanced dual camera system. In addition, it supports 5G. It’s also one of the few iOS devices that has a hardware fingerprint reader. But this feature isn’t available in the base model.
Apple’s new flagship phone has a rounded profile that’s more comfortable to hold. However, it still has a physical SIM card tray, and it does not support expandable storage.
Apple’s latest smartphone has an A15 Bionic chip that’s similar to the M1 processor in the iPad Pro. Despite the higher-end specs, the iPhone 13 is still a relatively affordable device. You can buy the base-model iPhone 13 for $699, or you can get the Pro version for $799.
With the new Camera app, you can adjust the focus during capture. You can also use Portrait mode to record still images. When shooting videos, you can adjust the level of bokeh. Also, you can change the depth effect.
The screen is also higher-resolution than the previous model. There’s an IP68 rating, and it is dust and water resistant. Another great feature is Face ID, which uses a special sensor in the notch.
The battery life is a big improvement over the previous model. On average, I got six hours and fifteen minutes of screen time from a full charge. This is comparable to Android phones with similarly-priced sub-flagships.
Apple has also added a feature called “Photographic Styles” that intelligently adjusts important elements of the picture. Users can choose a style to match their tastes. If you’re a professional photographer, you’ll definitely want to take advantage of the extra features in the Pro version of the iPhone.
Like the previous generation of iPhone, the new iPhone is sold through most major carriers and third-party retailers. Some of them are offering special trade-in deals when you upgrade to the iPhone 13.
iPhone 14
Apple’s iPhone 14 is a fantastic smartphone with plenty of bells and whistles. It features an upgraded camera system, new software, and the ability to detect a car crash and send an emergency message via satellite.
If you’re not in the market for an iPhone, there are still some compelling reasons to consider the iPhone 14. Some of the new hardware and software features are particularly impressive, but there are also some less-glamorous improvements that are worth exploring.
The iPhone 14 is powered by an A15 Bionic chip. This chip uses a similar six-core CPU as the iPhone 13, but adds a five-core GPU and a 16-core Neural Engine. Unlike the iPhone 13, it’s manufactured using a 4nm process, which improves power efficiency.
The iPhone 14’s always-on display is a relatively new feature. While Android devices have had it for some time, Apple is the first to offer it on an iPhone.
Apple’s new Emergency SOS service is also available on the iPhone 14, but it’s only offered on the iPhone 14 series. To use this service, you’ll need to answer a series of questions before your phone will send an emergency message to emergency services. After that, if your phone doesn’t get any response from the emergency services, it will automatically call them.
The iPhone 14’s new camera system is capable of capturing very nice photos. However, it lacks the zoom capabilities of the Pixel 6.
The iPhone 14’s notch is smaller than the notch on the iPhone 12. There aren’t any notch-related changes to the design of the iPhone 13. Those who like the notch can upgrade to the Plus model, but it’s worth looking into the standard models as well.
One of the more significant changes on the iPhone 14 is the addition of an eSIM. The eSIM works as a virtual SIM card, which may be problematic for people who frequently switch SIMs. Also, international carriers may not support it, but the U.S. version of the iPhone 14 supports sub-6GHz 5G.
Despite its minor flaws, the iPhone 14 is a solid choice for most consumers. Compared to the iPhone 13, it’s a bit lighter. It has a powerful processor, good battery life, and a wide range of features.
