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paulold

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My coworker just bought a new iPhone XS. His iPhone SE just died, so he needed a phone. If he had been updating his SE with the latest iOS, what's new for him now that he has the XS? In the past, I remember seeing articles that outlined the significant changes slow upgraders would see. Does anyone know of such an article? I tried googling it, couldn't find anything. Obviously, the home button change and the face recognition are big ones. I he's had iOS 12, then it's really just physical differences, right? Like a better camera.
 
My coworker just bought a new iPhone XS. His iPhone SE just died, so he needed a phone. If he had been updating his SE with the latest iOS, what's new for him now that he has the XS? In the past, I remember seeing articles that outlined the significant changes slow upgraders would see. Does anyone know of such an article? I tried googling it, couldn't find anything. Obviously, the home button change and the face recognition are big ones. I he's had iOS 12, then it's really just physical differences, right? Like a better camera.

Huge changes between both devices. But what you’re really looking at aside from all the technical specifications, is face ID with no home button, OLED versus LCD, And The XS has a significantly faster A12 processor with a water resistance rating.
 
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