Yup, that’s the one. First appeared in iOS 12.4. Seems like a nice option. The inherent advantage vs iCloud restore is that no internet connection is needed. You can either do it wired between iPhones, or over wifi (the iPhones will create an ad-hoc direct wifi connection for the transfer).
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The OS already has a battery protection mode FWIW.There’s an excellent reason - battery longevity. If you only charged overnight, why charge faster than necessary?
Does this look like collor accuracy? I know it's in viewfinder, but take a look closer to the gallery shortcut, the photo has been taken.
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Thanks. He made it seem like this was something new with the iPhone 11. Does it restore and repair your Apple Watch also?
The OS already has a battery protection mode FWIW.
I think the crazy thing to remember when watching The Verge's review is that they are already describing it as the best camera on a phone and Deep Fusion isn't even out. That's crazy. It will be interesting to see if this camera with Deep Fusion working will beat the Pixel 4 when it comes out next month.
Because not everybody charges only overnight so now what?There’s an excellent reason - battery longevity. If you only charged overnight, why charge faster than necessary?
Only the resellers advertising it and the certification documents showing it such as the ones for China.Didn’t see RAM amount posted but so far there hasn’t been a single shred of real evidence of 6 GB.
Yes that picture is horrible. I suspect this night mode feature will require multiple shots to get a good one, as is often true for everything in photography, and the feature may get better over time like portrait mode did.
Exactly. No real evidence. The resellers don’t get RAM specs pre-release for public display, and that so called Chinese “certification” site has nothing to do with Apple. As mentioned already, it’s a database for a third party reseller in China.Only the resellers advertising it and the certification documents showing it such as the ones for China.
isn’t he talking about the normal iPhone 11 there?Thanks to @deivydas for pointing out that the imore review confirms 4 GB RAM for all models.
https://www.imore.com/iphone-11-pro-review
More importantly, new Verge wallpapers!
Yes but he says it’s the same 4 GB as the Pros.isn’t he talking about the normal iPhone 11 there?
Yes but he says it’s the same 4 GB as the Pros.
“It also has 4GB of memory now, same as the Pros, instead of 3GB like on the XR.”
Reviewers can simply run apps to determine RAM amount, including both Geekbench and Antutu as we already know.Just out of curiosity, if Apple doesn't share that info with providers, they do share it with reviewers?