T-Mobile has really been adding coverage in my area, and their 5G is faster than Verizon.....it may be time to give them a go.......
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Apple Announces iPhone 15 Pro With Titanium Design, USB-C Port, Action Button, A17 Pro Chip, and More
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I wonder where the A17 non-Pro chip is and what device it would be for? New iPhone SE?
It is not a periscope. It is a fixed focal-length 5x folded prism lens. So the years of hype about finally having an optical zoom (like many Android phones...) were false. It seems the 1X-4.9X zoom range will still mostly be crops of the main lens/sensor rather than a pure optical zoom from what should have been a periscope system.
I'll go out on a limb and say they couldn't get a periscope system working for this year and simply stuffed a prism lens in the same space. Next year we'll see a dramatic new invention - the periscope lens!
Sorry, saying need to keep for 3 years to get full benefit. Which sucks. Really don’t realize extra trade in value until after year 2 of keeping device. Att and Verizon both 36 months now. Verizon little better giving some instant credit.
Base iPhone 16. I think they’re setting a pattern here…
I’ve been looking at them. Not that I need to upgrade every year. But if they are going to pull me forward every year or two it’s definitely intriguing.
I’m going to hold off until an actual analysis is done. Methinks that is a progressive prism that has different effects based on where the light is passed through volumetrically in the prism. Apple (from patent filings) has been experimenting with meta material lenses for years now. I think that prism is going to be pretty interesting to examine once it’s actually disassembled.
If so, same effect as moving lenses, but far more durable and better OIS.
That’s just my hunch though.
Thank you so much. I see. What about the sensor size, any difference? Their presentation seems ... oily?
Well, I think Apple should upgrade the cabling material to a more durable version as I just purchased my 5th Apple lightning cable due tearing…What a joke…
I’m still not understanding. If you’re talking cost of ownership I understand. But as of this month, I am completely paid up and my bill credits stop. My iPhone 13pm are officially 1000 dollars less this month.
We all knew Apple would move phones to USB-C, duh. Macs have had it since ~2011. It has always just been a question of exactly when.
Apple was right to resist the EU trying to tell tech companies what ports to use, which is absurd. If government committees had always been able to determine required ports we would all still be on USB-A at best.
The Sony Experia 1 IV phone that their continuous optical zoom debuted in launched with an MSRP of $1599. Yes it can be had for significant discounts now, but even with the discounts the base models start at $1300 USD (as does the successor V model). Right now Sony's solution is the only one on the market but Apple is no doubt working with suppliers on their own implementation that can be done at a more reasonable price point.
Yup. I would really like to know file sizes prior to selecting mass storage for the new 15 Pro.
I know it was when compared to other that had the regular one. But I didn’t really do an analysis beyond my phone had about 20% more charge for about the same hours off charger. But I haven’t personally experienced the two so I couldn’t give you a true real example beyond what apple states, with my
Usage.
I will say, I use my 13pm every day, ALOT. And it lasts the entire day, with room to spare 99.9% of the time. It’s gotten less so now that the battery is two years old. But when I first got it, I was blown away with the battery life. Still am really.
I forgot to charge it a couple days ago. I went another half a day without charging it. And that’s with 89% battery health.
My mom never turns her screen off, and plays a slot game. Her phone lasts like at least 6-8 hours or so.
not going to buy until i see Max Yurey post 100 photos pixel peeping it showing me more detail in the grass
We disagree. IMO iPhone gaming is already very relevant and hardware RT will accelerate that market as soon as 2024.
But the biggest deal about the hardware RT announcement is that it means hardware RT will be on at least the higher end M3 Macs, which is huge.
I don't get the people complaining about USB-C. I use it everyday day for years on my tablets phone, laptops, desktops and never had any issues. Also tia Apples fault if they use a slower version of it. That's just them being cheap. I'm sure I'd they really cared they could have figured a way for it to use Thunderbolt.
The processor and the hype around is just ridiculous and stupid. The iPhone processor has not been a bottleneck for years and yet it's used to market the hell out of the iPhone. It would be more meaningful if ANY iPhone user could even see their real time usage. Before that, it's just hot air for 99% of iPhone users.
Hmmmmmm-any questions?
The United States would go on to complete six crewed missions to the moon that landed a total of 12 astronauts (all men) from 1969 to 1972 in a series of Apollo missions numbering up to Apollo 17. The only mission that failed to reach the moon’s surface was Apollo 13, which suffered a critical power and oxygen failure mid-flight, and was forced to make a heroic emergency reentry.
