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Apple today shared a new iPhone 7 ad on its YouTube channel, which is designed to highlight the video recording features of Apple's latest device.

In the ad, entitled "Romeo and Juliet," two children are shown acting out Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet in a realistic setting, with the camera panning out to show that it's actually a father recording a school play with the iPhone 7. A caption underneath the video reads "Your movies look like movies on iPhone 7."


The iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus both feature optical 12-megapixel high-speed sensors, new image signal processors, optical image stabilization, and wide color gamut, all features that have led to improved performance over previous-generation devices.

Today's iPhone 7 ad is the latest in a series of ads that have showcased iPhone 7 and 7 Plus features like waterproofing, improved battery life, the camera, and the iOS 10 operating system.

Article Link: Apple Shares New 'Romeo and Juliet' Ad Highlighting the iPhone 7's Camera
 
I came from a Pixel XL (yes, really) to an iPhone 7+.

Marketing aside, the Pixel's camera is miles and miles better. It slays the 7 in low light.

The truth hurts, but believe you me....it's the truth.

I know "the 7 is more ~natural~". Yes, this is true, but the results of the Pixel are stuuupid good.

Before you say "why didn't you just keep the Pixel?!" I'll say I prefer iOS.

The 7+ just isn't good in low light. Just isn't.
 
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wherefore art thou headphone jack..?

Actually, "wherefore" = "why". You may have already known that, but "Wherefore art thou no more?" would work better (although wouldn't be nearly as funny).

Where art thou AirPods?

"Thou" is singular, so "Where are ye?" (plural) would be how they would have said it, assuming they had AirPods several hundred years ago. We may still have to wait another few hundred years at this rate!

I agree with the sentiment and humor of both! :)

As a fan of olden English, it used to drive me crazy when in games or books they would use faux old-style grammar or expressions. I'm sure it's just about as much as some people hate posts pointing out language topics like this. :oops: If I've made a mistake though, at least someone can have the pleasure of correcting me!
 
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Put your phones down and actually watch your children do things in the present moment. Despite the likes, no one on facebook actually cares about what your kids are doing.
It's not like someone might want to have a recording of their child's performance for themselves, and other family members, and the child him/herself. What a crazy unrealistic and unexpected idea. But then we all know too well that everyone realizes and understands that, even those who try to make it seem otherwise.
 
I came from a Pixel XL (yes, really) to an iPhone 7+.

Marketing aside, the Pixel's camera is miles and miles better. It slays the 7 in low light.

The truth hurts, but believe you me....it's the truth.

I know "the 7 is more ~natural~". Yes, this is true, but the results of the Pixel are stuuupid good.

Before you say "why didn't you just keep the Pixel?!" I'll say I prefer iOS.

The 7+ just isn't good in low light. Just isn't.
Nice pixel advertisement.

The 7 plus is amazing in low light, plus you don't get the extra telescopic zoom which has helped in more use cases than I anticipated.

Plus portrait mode is just awesome
 
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