Is this just how they didn’t have room for the headphone jack?no they actually explained it during the event. The bigger size of the Pro Max gives them more real estate for a larger image sensor etc
Is this just how they didn’t have room for the headphone jack?no they actually explained it during the event. The bigger size of the Pro Max gives them more real estate for a larger image sensor etc
Going from the 6S to the 12? The camera. Zoom on a camera is life changing.Please, I can buy several iPhone 12 Pros if I want to, but I already have a 6S. What do I need the 12 Pro for?
It's finite, but it's still a lot. I ran databases on SSDs for 2 years with heavy write bandwidth (entire disk overwritten every week or so) and many iops, didn't see significant slowdowns. I think the SSD wear problem is old, and maybe TRIM and wear leveling mostly negated it.That's actually a terrible idea to swap to NAND storage since it has finite write endurance compared to nearly infinite for DRAM.
Plenty of tech heads will buy the Pro for more RAM and the proof is right here in this post:
In comparison the Pixel 5 is 2.7x slower than the iPhone 12 CPU so why doesn’t it cost $325?On one hand it's good Apple isn't cheapening out on DRAM on flagships but on the other hand the upsell to pricier Pro models. In comparison the $699 Pixel 5 has 8GB DRAM compared to $879 iPhone 12 that has half the DRAM at 4GB.
All the iPad Pro 2020 models have 6GB RAM now, right from the 128GB model on up. It isn't like the 2018 models where only the 1TB storage models had 6GB RAM.I think that 6GB of RAM is only for the 1TB Model because of how huge the storage is. I don’t know if 4GB is enough for 1TB of space due to memory management issues, which is why 512GB and below of 2018 iPad Pro could handle 4GB
unless someone can correct me
For ios I think 6GB should be enough for iphones..Yeah, but nobody is buying the iPhone 12 Pro for more RAM, and 6GB still isn't a lot, and previously there wasn't even an additional RAM option for iPhones.
Depends on what it is I guess, it matters a lot less on something with a user replaceable drive. I’d imagine Apple has to do some sort of state saving to flash even if they don’t use traditional swap?That's actually a terrible idea to swap to NAND storage since it has finite write endurance compared to nearly infinite for DRAM.
Drag Apple into the 20th century?Apples naming schemes always give me a chuckle. They really should ditch the number value associated to the phone. Just get it over with. Or do they intend to have a iPhone 24 at some point? Call the 12 Pro Max the 2020 iPhone Pro 6.7inch.
iPhone 44 Extreme Ultra Pro Max.
iOS doesn't swap AFAIK.Depends on what it is I guess, it matters a lot less on something with a user replaceable drive. I’d imagine Apple has to do some sort of state saving to flash even if they don’t use traditional swap?
Only with the pro, which isn't worth for me. I mostly just take selfies, even then rarely.Going from the 6S to the 12? The camera. Zoom on a camera is life changing.
But seriously, the Pixel is a worse value considering they stop providing updates so quickly, unless you really don't care about security.In comparison the Pixel 5 is 2.7x slower than the iPhone 12 CPU so why doesn’t it cost $325?
Perhaps phones are more than a single spec?
And at $699 for three major annual Android revisions versus $879 for at least six major annual iOS revisions, the iPhone 12 is a little over half the cost per year - so why does a phone almost three times slower cost 1.6x as much? Is Android that expensive to develop?
I said aside from the sensor size, and then went on to explain that there is room for a bigger sensor because it’s a bigger phone.The differences in camera features are probably negligible to some, but I’m a pro photographer so sensor size is a big deal to me. To each their own, but I am just wishing Apple would have kept the feature set consistent across the pro line.
You’re kidding? A 2gb increase from the 11 yet somehow it’s not good enough without anyone even trying it?Unfortunately not enough to encourage me to swap from my XS Max. I shall wait
I have an 11 pro and I'll wait for a 120hz screen before I upgrade.
Maybe next year. When it happens people are going to have a... You know one of those things kids do when they’re not really happy ?I dont care about the 6gb RAM. Still waiting for usb-c
If you go onto the Apple tech spec site everything looks the same including P3 and max HDR brightness of 1200 nits But but the 12 Pro model showing 800 nits max typical versus 625 nits for the regular 12. I’m not sure how that’s going to look in person. I’m really considering getting non-pro model since the regular model has most of everything the Pro Max has except LiDAR and a wider angle camera. Then again there’s only a $220 price difference for the 128/256 GB models.I am interested to know, if the display panels of the 12 pro and the regular 12 are the same - or build the same as I should say. Same pixels, color depth and so... Mhhh, so if there's no difference there's no need for me to choose the 12 pro because I don't use the camera a lot and the stainless steel isn't relevant for me. Battery should be the same if not better on the regular 12 because no LIDAR and 2 GB less memory to power.
If you looking to shoot then the pro is for you . Pro raw looks interesting. If you not too interested in photography / videography so much the 12 is almost the same as the pro for everything elseIs the 12 Pro really that worth it compared to a 12?
I currently have a 7+ and want to upgrade to a 256GB iPhone. However, the difference between the 12 and 12Pro is about 150£, making it more than 1000£, which seems a lot.
I'm not a heavy heavy user, although I like to shoot the best quality possible since I'm a designer. I always managed to shot RAW on my 7+ with very good quality. so I guess the normal would do?
I don't see many advantages for the LiDAR yet, seems a bit software restricted...
An obvious opening for a MagSafe attachment:I said aside from the sensor size, and then went on to explain that there is room for a bigger sensor because it’s a bigger phone.
I’m also a pro photographer, though I’m not sure how most of my clients would react if I turned up for a shoot with my iPhone.
So...I found this interesting. I was leaning for the gold, because (you might think this is dumb...) My favorite color is usually Orange. I was hoping to get an orange-like color. Sadly, we cannot see these before I commit on Friday. The Gold may be stunning....I do not know. Gold is not orange. What if I get the gold and it turns out it looks like a 1970's brass faucet...? I know they say in houses brass is coming back, but for me it just looks dated. A friend of mine just told me that the gold is "a bling-like female color". That was HIS words, not mine. After all that, I think I'll wuss out and order the iphone12Pro blue Friday. Unless they showed more pictures or I could see something that convinces me other-wise. Please...no bashing....
Lol, this reminds of something my wife would say. She’s also a professional photographer and impressed as she is with her 11 Pro, there’s simply no comparison between smartphones and quality DSLR/Mirrorless. But nobody is really comparing the two. What is significant is how amazing of a point and shoot and video capture the iPhones are now. And that just got a lot better this year. I’m still really impressed with what I can capture on my 11 Pro.I said aside from the sensor size, and then went on to explain that there is room for a bigger sensor because it’s a bigger phone.
I’m also a pro photographer, though I’m not sure how most of my clients would react if I turned up for a shoot with my iPhone.
It doesn't do traditional swapping no but what I mean is it might suspend all the apps running data to disk so it can just pull it back in when the app is brought back into use rather than just terminating the App and forcing a complete reload.iOS doesn't swap AFAIK.