Are we not going to mention 4k 120fps recording? Omg
Weird, it’s almost like my 2020 iPad Pro doesn’t have it. Oh wait, it does. So yes, I have used it. Still extremely unnecessary, and something that the majority of users will never notice.
looks like only the Pro models will be 120 hz
Nope. If it happens at all, it would just be on the max.And hopefully it's all "Pro" models and not just the Max models.
And a battery hog on top of that...
I am toggling that "feature" off as soon as I get my hands on my shiny Night Blue iPhone 12 Pro Max.
And a battery hog on top of that...
I am toggling that "feature" off as soon as I get my hands on my shiny Night Blue iPhone 12 Pro Max.
They have to justify those price tags and Pro monikers with anything possible.
In my opinion there are more important things than 120 Hz refresh rate, such as battery life, no notch and multitasking windows.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Apple hides it away as far as possible, turns it off by default, makes it turn off when you turn on low power mode, etc. If the iPhone does have it, I highly doubt they’re going to make it very easy to use. At least until next year. When they can use LTPO technology, that’s when they’ll have it on by default.
That's what I was wondering when I saw how they spelled "Hz"It would be so hilarious if prosser got trolled again 😂
The screenshots posted seem to include toggles. But yeah, removing customization options is something I can always count on from Apple.
Did you read my post? I said that if it’s included, it will be off by default. The majority of customers will never know that it’s even there. It won’t be on by default until they can dynamically adjust the refresh rate to help with battery life. So those who know it exist can go and turn it on, but for the majority, they’ll never know about it.
Bruh... TwitterThat screenshots dimensions are 946x2048px, wouldn't a 6.7" iPhone screenshot be another size than 946x2048? That's the 5.8" size @3x and has nothing to do with 6.5" (and therefore 6.7") size. Seems made up considering he's claiming that it's a 12 Pro Max screenshot.
That device is running a PVT build of iOS, not a consumer build, so that entire settings menu won’t even exist.the fact that there is an option to turn it off and not full time means it's a battery hog even if it's variable.
That screenshot could also mean that Apple will turn the feature on at a later date.Here's the confirmation people!
It is a "want" for sure, but its one of those things like once you experience it you can't go back. Like when the first Retina iPhone came out, it made my first gen iPad look like crap, I had never noticed the pixels before, and after all I could see was the pixels. High refresh rate is the same idea.weird, I’ve been using an iPhone for almost 10 years, and I’ve never had a problem with the scrolling. neither has anyone else I know or I’ve heard of who has been using an iPhone for the last several years.
Therefore, it is not a must. It is a want of yours
I mean, compressing an image doesn't change it's size...Bruh... Twitter
Prosser, what a fraud.
Some obvious issues there which Macrumors points out.
I don't trust Jon Prosser anymore.
It would be so hilarious if prosser got trolled again 😂
Might be one reason why Apple will (allegedly) be bumping the base storage to 128GB.Goodnight sweet storage space
Both phone screenshot resolutions are higher than what Twitter allows so they will downscale the image. That's irrelevant.I mean, compressing an image doesn't change it's size...
And here's the original, also same dimensions from a 5.8" iPhone @3x.
I think they're getting trolled by someone sending them screenshots/photo's of some iphone running a meme app tbh.