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The clever camera app UI sees the black borders either side of the preview camera image dissolve away to suggest the shot composition for the...
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by Phonedesk Admin
The trouble with the luxury market is that money does not always equate to either taste or technical proficiency. If you’re serious about hyperca...
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Apple
The cheapest new iPhone of the three, the iPhone 11, has a mere two lenses rather than three on the 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max but it's...
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Apple
It's post-iPhone launch day and we're going to assume a few things about you. First, you're looking to upgrade your phone and seco...
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Apple
Spec and battery boosts that add up
Even putting the new features of iOS 13 to one side – dark mode, Find My and revamped privacy...
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Apple
Picking an iPhone now feels a lot like picking a laptop. It used to be that the iPhone you’d be interested in would be “the new on...
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Speaker of cameras, that’s the biggie here, of course. It continues to be the last vestige for smartphone innovation. Again, hardware is just kin...
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More than any other iPhone event in recent memory, today's big launch was content-first. Apple began the show with several gaming demos from Arca...
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Let’s start with the iPhone 11. That phone’s wide angle and ultra-wide angle cameras are all new for Apple. The wide-angle camera isn’t going to ...
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Outside of those two main improvements, the new class of iPhones also feature the toughest glass ever in a smartphone, Super Retina XDR display, ...
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© Image courtesy of Apple The iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max easily stand out from all other iPhone models. But are their price tags justified...
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© Provided by CBS Interactive Inc. iPhone 11 Pro
After a year of rumors, supply chain chatter, mockups, and renders, Apple as unveiled the long-aw...
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