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Sensor-Shift Camera Stabilization Expected on All iPhone 13 Models
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Who needs a grain of salt? I have extra (re: taking Digitimes seriously). If it does come to fruition, that is fine by me.
Being part of the iPhone supply chain must be daunting. When an order comes in, they want 15 million of whatever you're making
I really wish they would put the zoom On the mini, it’s the only thing preventing me from owning one
I wonder what doesn't work with digital IS? It just seems like it would be better.
Isn't there some mode that combines images from different cameras/lenses? Do all of the lenses shake in unison?
Isn't there some mode that combines images from different cameras/lenses? Do all of the lenses shake in unison?
Well, ****, I'm not a "new iPhone every year" kind of guy, but if this pops up in the iPhone 13 Mini I may end up swapping out my iPhone 12 Mini for it.
Just a thought I had was....if Apple keeps putting these type of features on the non "pro", then what will differentiate the Pro from the base to justify more dollars? I could then just buy the regular one and have all of the same features? Am I missing something? The only reason that I have always bought the pro was because of the better camera.
Isn’t “pay more for better/extra features” a pretty common trait among commercial products... everywhere?
My partner has the 12 Pro while I have the 12 Pro Max and I certainly can tell the difference in stabilisation on the Max especially when it comes to video! It is buttery smooth in a way I’ve not experienced on iPhone before - especially when walking - pretty sweet for a phone!
That’s the only thing that bothered me with the 12 Pro Max and the 12 Pro. It wasn’t a deal breaker for me, but I always hate whenever they release a new feature on the larger device just because it’s larger, then release it on the smaller one the year after. They’re both PRO devices. There shouldn’t be any feature differences other than screen size. They did the same thing with the iPad Pro. I will never get the larger one because I prefer smaller, yet they decided to release the better screen tech on the 12.9” iPad Pro. That was definitely a dealbreaker for me there to upgrade from my 2018 11” Pro. I’m sure I wasn’t the only one.
Here’s to hoping that if they do manage OLED on the next gen, it better come to BOTH sizes, not just the larger one. Otherwise, my 2018 Pro will have to hold up for another year, and lose some more of its resale value…
Here’s to hoping that if they do manage OLED on the next gen, it better come to BOTH sizes, not just the larger one. Otherwise, my 2018 Pro will have to hold up for another year, and lose some more of its resale value…
Seriously. I find myself wanting those kinds of photos much more often and almost all smartphone cameras are terrible for it. Unless you have a tripod and a third party app.
As good as Jet Black looked and felt, it was probably the WORST fingerprint magnet out of any of the newer iPhones.
honestly. Googles new Android 12 is what I'm all excited about.
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Android 12 is hiding a secret high-performance mode that Google never told us about
At Google’s annual I/O developer conference this month, the search giant unveiled a sweeping design overhaul of its Android mobile operating software, describing Android 12 as “private and secure,” a “deeply personal” mobile OS, and one that also now works better together with other devices. The...
Yeah, but this time it would only be the flat side band of the phone that’s really Jet Black since the rear face is glass, but I want a glossy black rear face like the 4/4S and glossy band. 🙏🏻
I have a 12 Mini, and I can't see a reason to upgrade it for 3-4 years at least. I don't know about the rest of you but I'm a little bored with phone upgrades. I don't use them for gaming or creating a lot of content (just family pics/videos), but for the price of an upgrade, they just don't see that compelling.
Now if they can get 3-4 more hours out of a 13 Mini, well then that would be tempting!
Now if they can get 3-4 more hours out of a 13 Mini, well then that would be tempting!
I get ya, hence why I haven't upgraded from my 7 Plus yet, it's 5 years old come September but it still works for everything I use a phone for but the battery is now down to 74% capacity and hasn't started to limit it's performance but it's come too/at the end of iOS support and the 5 years of progress in the camera and screen departments are why i'll be upgrading to the 13 Pro Max come September. Then I'll use the 13 Pro Max till it runs out of iOS support in 5 years time. Rinse and repeat.
That’s true, but you can upgrade your phone each year and not spend a whole lot of money if you do it right. Rather than sending the phone back in after 12 months, I sell it and make most of the money back on the monthly payments for the year and final payout.
I used to do that when the market wasn't as crowded. Also around here we are having some issues with people getting robbed at phone sales meetups, so I'm just not bothering.