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murumokirby360 · 6 months

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Hello, March! ☀️ I brought you my latest topic, this month. Although, this ain't Lazada ❌ or Shopee's parcel ❌, rather from a different courier service (LBC Express) 📦✔️! You two, have you seen this particular parcel before? 🤔 Their response was "Nay".

Its cool because for the first time, I'm opening this different parcel and see what's inside! Check out my recorded video, a month ago. 😁🎦📲

My Recorded Video [edited by: Filmora 9] 🎦🎞️: ↓

My Brand New Smartphone: Tecno Spark 20 Pro (w/ my paper dolls) [Recorded: Feb 3rd, 2024]

Okay so, what you see here is my brand new smartphone! I introduced to you the "Spark 20 Pro" from the Chinese based company, "Tecno Mobile" [CLICK ME!]! 😁🆕📱 Yes, that's right! I just struck a luck by winning a brand new smartphone in the Youtuber's phone giveaway, since winning another smartphone in 2019 [CLICK ME!]! Aw, Goody-goody joy! 😃🍀 Which we'll to get to that later. Right now, it is time to review of my first Tecno smartphone (feat. my paper dolls) in one sitting!

So, without further ado, let's get started!

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• As you've already seen in my recorded video, let's transition to my snapshots. 🙂 Here's the packaging of my brand new smartphone from Tecno. My paper dolls we're already excited to see what it looks like! So, let's reveal it, shall we?

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• Tada! Look at that gorgeous smartphone! 😄 On the surface, it mimics the well-known Apple iPhone series, particularly the no. 12 to 15 (and soon beyond). Why? Because of the rear triple camera and the square shape edge. 📷📱 Though, the Spark 20 Pro (and their Spark 20 series) had a bigger lens and bigger edge compared to the modern iPhones. Making it a mockery, but they wouldn't be sued because why not? Also, a bigger lens makes it better quality, right? I'm not sure, but we'll find out. 🤔 So, isn't it beauty, you two? I can't wait to make a snapshot with my new phone! 😊

• Nevertheless, aside from the main phone itself, the box contains a sim ejector tool, a fill up warranty card form (which I was supposedly said that in my video), a 33W wall charger, a USB charging/data transfer cable (Type A to C) that supports 33W, and finally the transparent jelly phone case. There was supposedly another related 12-month warranty card, to no avail because the Youtuber that was originally owned forgot to put it. 😥

• And hey speaking of Youtuber, here's the video about it. ↓😉

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• Her name in YT is "Liz Tech", and she's a YouTuber/Vlogger content creator, who has 618K subscribers and 475 videos, as of this typing.

My Real Story here was: While I was browsing and watching phone reviews on the same platform, I saw this particular video w/ the giveaway raffle. 😮 However, should I take chances on winning my own brand new smartphone is like joining a lotto by buying a single ticket. Actually before that, I was utterly jealous and depressed after seeing my family got their cool gifts while I don't during Christmas of 2023. And I was frustrated and crying... For real. 😠😭 So much so, that my little brother and my mom cheering me up by helping me earning some funds to buy a brand new smartphone for 2024. Thankfully, however, it never happened because with one comment entry I made on her Youtube video, she handpicked me as the winner of the brand new smartphone! Rejoice! <='D And yeah, that's my Real Story, but we're not done this topic, yet! <=] So, let's continue.

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• So, I've already turned on my new Tecno phone, and here are the specs of this phone. Other features that can do are the ability to create a custom AI wallpaper (and other such things, like changing fonts), a multi-tasking window by opening two or three apps limited, an NFC built-in for NFC-related objects (which I tried with my transportation card and it functions well), two AI sensors located at the aforementioned rear camera, a so called "Dynamic Port" notification located at the above of punch-hole camera, which mimics the iPhone's owned "Dynamic Island", and dual grilled speakers by DTS sound located on the top and bottom side of the phone that can reach up to 400% volume. I tried it on Youtube listening to the Costa Rica video in 1440p, 60fps (though not supported in 4k) and it was pretty damn loud, all right. 🔊📲 Also, I did not mentioned the punch-hole front-facing camera during my recorded video, which possessed a 32-megapixel camera and a surprise hidden flash located on the left side of the phone. 📸📲 And to be honest, It was a huge step up to my Honor 8C's 8 Megapixel front-facing camera. I tried it myself, and it was pretty damn good. Though some might say quite decent. Another thing I want to talk about the processing chipsets, armed with the "Mediatek Helio G99" for the CPU, and "ARM Mali-G57 MC2" for the GPU. Capable of handling selected games with either Ultra (sometimes) or High graphics settings, although notable hiccups depend on what game apps you've played. Meaning, that playing "Genshin Impact" (a HEAVY mobile game, and also not a fan or interested in) could suffer a lower framerate than 30fps. To be honest, I haven't tried it myself because I don't usually play games on mobile game. So, I'm casual here. Meanwhile, the display itself is not an AMOLED display ❌ but rather a Full HD+ IPS display ✔️, which is fair owing to the pricing, and we'll get to that, later in the "Overall" section.

• Honestly, there's so much thing to talk about, its impossible for me to do so. For more info specs about the Tecno Spark 20 Pro 📱, then please → [CLICK ME!]. And if you want more reviews about it, then I suggest that you should search on YouTube. There are tons of reviewers who are try getting hands on the Tecno Spark 20 Pro with their honest thoughts if not many reviewers. Or maybe this one better → [CLICK ME!].

• But, what about the 108 Megapixel camera? Is it good? 🤔 Let's find out, and I have right here! ↓

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• Here are my first two snapshots using my new smartphone from Tecno. When I transferred it to my google drive (, which I haven't tried to connect to the PC via USB cable), the images were big at 9000 x 12000 resolution with a quality snapshot size of 12 Megabytes to 16MB and up, and that was from the 108 Megapixels. I also tried the switch off the 108 Megapixel mode, and it's now a normal 50 Megapixel (or something). Which had less resolution and less quality size images at 5 Megabytes to 8 MB, and sometimes at 9 MB. But back to the 108MP mode. I would say, it is pretty neat and again a huge step up to my Honor 8C's least megapixel camera of just 13 Megapixels. However, a 108-megapixel camera doesn't make perfect, though. Because some objects didn't adjust the detail, textures, color balances, and intrusive shadows. So much so, that I decided to make some tweaks before my final decision, which thankfully became an industry standard of editing photos via smartphone rather than transferring them to PC for an hassle editing. And to be honest, the only thing I could adjust on every snapshot is the sharp quality image than anything else. lol 😅🤷‍♀️ On the plus side, it has "Super Night Mode" for a serious snapshots during night hours. Which also I haven't tried it, yet, but I could at least turn off the lights as an alternative way.

BTW: I was surprised, that tumblr can handle the uploading 20MB size of snapshots/artwork rather than 10MB as their limitation. Good for you. 👏😊

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• Here are some more photos from the main camera, featuring a sim tray was removed from my Tecno phone, which by the way, a dual sim card and a micro SD card slot expanded up to 1TB capacity size, and two snapshots of the Spark 20 Pro's information specs, with and without a flash. And the latter was A-Okay, I still prefer the Honor 8C's led light over the Tecno Spark 20 Pro, though. Because the led light of the Spark 20 Pro was a bit warmer side than the solid white counterpart. 🤏

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• Lastly, the front-facing camera. Here are my examples, and from the looks of these, there once again pretty impressive. Even the details were slightly washed out when it zoom in, though. This is a very step up for my front-facing camera usage. Heck, it even possessed a "Super Night Mode", as well, delivering a decent job. Guess, I don't need to share some more front-facing photos to prove it (I suppose). 😊👍

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• All right, I've got one last thing to do before my overall and experience thoughts. Here, I'm comparing the old Honor 8C that I claimed the prize in May of 2019. And you could tell their sizes, heights, camera lenses, and their screens (which were unseen) were completely different from their respective design. Sorry, I never get a chance to take more snapshots of their different sides and button layouts. On the plus side, my paper dolls were appreciated and I've owned two smartphones from my winnings rather than earning profits to buy a brand new one. 😊📱📱

My Experience:

• As of now, I'm still using it within a month, with zero issues, and completely intact whatsoever, even the tempered glass screen protector built-in had no cracks, only minor scratches. My old Honor 8C, on the other hand, showed its aging from usage, the back of the phone had already peeled off from wiping, mostly beside the fingerprint scan, and the tempered glass had two huge lines of cracks when I unlocked the phone. Now back to my Tecno phone, I decided to tweak the battery settings to make it more longevity by lower the refresh rate to "auto" instead of staying 120Hz because of battery consumption. Yes, the 5000mAh battery was huge (at the time), nowadays, it became a default standard on all modern smartphones, particularly the budget line. Another thing was switching off the virtual memory for the same reasons. Still, I have no plans to install heavy mobile games (even if I finally getting hands on the 1TB Micro SD card). I was gonna install "Asphalt 9 Legends", but I was so busy doing things. Other than that, though, it is perfectly fine. 📱😊👍

Overall & Asking Price:

• I'm enjoyed my new smartphone from Tecno Mobile, and man, I'm thankful enough to getting hands on absolutely FREE by winning instead of buying with my earnings. 🥰📱

• As for the price of this phone, this 16GB RAM version I have cost ₱7,999 ($142) 💵, while the 21GB RAM version cost ₱8,499 ($151) 💵, as of March of 2024. (Both from the official online shopping site and physical phone stores nationwide) And despite the pricings, it is officially a "Budget Smartphone" with remarkable specs and neat features that rivals the mid-range/flagship smartphone lines (sometimes). In all honesty, there's not much difference between the two, same specs with different RAM choices. Although, she should've review the 21GB version instead of the 16GB of the same phone, but that's just ME. I think I'm happy with what I've claimed! 📱😊👍

Well, that's all for now! 😊 More topics to come, very soon. In the meantime, I have another parcel coming up, so please → [CLICK ME!].

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mariacallous · 10 months

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Good news is coming to your group chat. Today, Apple said it will add support for the RCS messaging standard to the iPhone. The website 9to5Mac broke the news that Apple will release a software update some time next year that will bring support to iOS for the messaging standard, which is already widely used by Android phones.

RCS, or Rich Communications Standard, is a messaging service that’s a step up from the SMS and MMS messaging standards that smartphones have used since they first arrived. RCS can do more than SMS and MMS: It allows users to share higher-resolution photos and videos between their devices; it supports read receipts; and there's more fun stuff, like the ability to easily drop emoji and GIFs into a conversation. It also adds extra layers of security that the older messaging standards lack.

Apple has famously shunned RCS in favor of its own iMessage platform, resulting in a layer of incompatibility that anyone with an Android phone—or any iPhone user who regularly texts people with Android phones—is painfully aware of. Videos shared between iOS and Android are crunchy and low-bandwidth, and Android users are often confounded by group chats, with missed messages, absent emoji, and other glitches.

For years, Apple has been relying on SMS and MMS to bridge the digital divide between these messaging platforms. It’s the last major holdout, as RCS is already supported by major players like Google, Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile. When Apple adds support for RCS, it won’t need that old bridge, and the move could signal the eventual death of SMS.

“It’s long been time for SMS to go away,” says Anshel Sag, principal analyst at the technology analyst firm Moor Insights and Strategy. “Now SMS can die, it can be sunset. So all the viruses and all the security flaws that are due to SMS can be eliminated.”

The move isn't happening immediately; Apple told 9to5Mac that RCS support will come “in the later half of next year.” This timing suggests that support could arrive with the next version of iOS, which typically rolls out in September.

So it’s a ways out, but it's certainly closer than Apple’s previous plan for the feature, which was apparently “never.” A year ago, it seemed Apple was not even considering supporting RCS on the iPhone. Apple CEO Tim Cook glibly joked that you could “buy your mom an iPhone” if you’re having trouble communicating with users on different devices. Since then, pressure has mounted on the company to implement RCS, and some compatibility has emerged between the platforms as they each have evolved.

Last year, Google launched a very public campaign to compel Apple to adopt RCS, which Apple mostly appeared to shrug off. While Google’s push may not have worked to sway Apple, Cupertino has likely been motivated to change its song by the European Union’s recent Digital Markets Act, a piece of legislation that calls for greater interoperability between messaging services.

“I think this was inevitable once the European Markets Act got implemented,” Sag says. “Once that law really got solidified, it was just a matter of Europeans going through their paces and actually implementing the rules and enforcing them.”

Exactly how broad Apple’s support of RCS will be is unclear. Apple has a tendency to follow the letter of the law, so to speak, while also kicking and screaming about it. When similar EU legislation pushed it into offering repair services, it was an expensive process that required users to lug around bulky equipment. Apple was also reluctant to change the iPhone's charging ports to the widespread USB-C standard, only doing so this year once legislation forced its hand. Apple did not respond to requests for comment on this story.

Apple also hasn’t said whether this change will bring an end to those pesky green chat bubbles. In iOS, chats between iPhone users appear in blue-shaded bubbles, but messages from Android users appear in green bubbles.

“I don't know if the green bubble will go away or not, but I have a feeling that they will probably still try to differentiate in a visual manner,” Sag says.

Even with RCS, Apple can choose to continue to brand Android users as outsiders in your group chat. But hey, at least when they drop a video or a sticker, it won’t break the chat anymore.

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govindhtech · 2 days

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iPhone 17 Series With A17 Chip, Camera Upgrades, And USB-C

iPhone 17 rumors

Apple’s iPhone 17 series will maintain its innovation and performance. Rumors and industry speculation hint at the next-generation iPhones’ features. A detailed look at the iPhone 17 series’ predicted features, design, and technology.

Expected iPhone 17 series Models

Apple will likely produce many iPhone 17 versions, including:

iPhone 17

iPhone 17 Plus/Max

iPhone 17 Pro

iPhone 17 Pro Max/Ultra

This series will have ordinary and “Pro” models with pro features including superior cameras and performance.

Style and Display

The iPhone 17 series is expected to follow Apple’s streamlined, basic design. Due to better Face ID integration under the display, the iPhone 17 series may continue the flat-edge design of the iPhone 12 series but with thinner bezels and possibly no notches.

Display Dimensions

We may see iPhone 17 series displays comparable to those of its predecessors:

6.1-inch for the iPhone 17 and 17 Pro

6.7-inch for the iPhone 17 Plus and 17 Pro Max/Ultra

The Pro variants may have OLED screens with ProMotion 120Hz refresh rates and always-on displays for a more responsive user experience.

Improvements to cameras

Every iPhone announcement highlights the camera system, and the iPhone 17 series should improve it. Regular iPhone 17 models will likely have dual cameras, while Pro models may have triple or quad cameras.

Possible Camera Enhancements:

48MP primary Camera: The iPhone 17 Pro may have a higher-resolution primary camera for clearer shots and good low-light performance.

Periscope Zoom: The Pro Max/Ultra model may have 10x optical zoom with a periscope zoom lens, one of the most anticipated features.

Night Mode, Deep Fusion, and Smart HDR will improve thanks to AI processing.

Video recording will advance with ProRes support on Pro models, 8K video recording, and better cinematic mode for professional content creation.

A17 Bionic Chip performs

Next-generation A17 Bionic chips on the 3nm technology will likely power the iPhone 17 series. Expect this new chip to offer:

Better battery life through efficiency

Game and hard task performance faster

Improved camera, AR, and machine learning AI processing

The iPhone 17 series will have unmatched speed and performance for multitasking, gaming, and more with the A17 CPU.

Battery Life/Charging

Apple may improve iPhone 17 battery life with the A17 chip’s efficiency. Larger batteries in Pro models may provide all-day battery life under heavy use.

Charging:

MagSafe will likely remain, potentially with faster charging.

There are speculations about reverse wireless charging, which would let you charge AirPods on the iPhone’s back.

USB-C port: New European regulations require a universal charger, therefore the iPhone 17 series may convert to USB-C for speedier data transfer and charging.

Internet and 5G

iPhone 17 series should enable 5G with enhanced performance and efficiency. Pro models may include Wi-Fi 7, which improves speeds and connectivity in busy networks.

Software: iOS18

New features, additions, and optimizations will likely come with iOS 18 on the iPhone 17 series. Expect deeper AI system integration, new privacy features, and more device customization.

Important iOS 18 Features:

Multitasking and widget improvements

AI-powered personal assistant functionality

Optimizing apps for better performance

Storage and Cost

Storage will likely start at 128GB and increase to 1TB or more in Pro variants. Due to the upgraded camera technology and features, the Pro Max/Ultra variants may cost more than earlier models.

Pricing (based on speculation):

iPhone 17: $799 iPhone 17 Plus costs $899 iPhone 17 Pro: $1099 iPhone 17 Pro Max/Ultra costs $1199

Release Date

Expect the iPhone 17 series in September 2025, as Apple usually releases new iPhones in September. A week following the announcement, pre-orders may begin, followed by general release.

Conclusion

The A17 CPU, improved cameras, and maybe a USB-C port are making the iPhone 17 series a powerhouse. Whether you’re interested in the Pro models’ sophisticated capabilities or the iPhone 17’s elegant, efficient design, this series will maintain Apple’s smartphone technology tradition. As the release approaches, check official announcements for features and details.

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rsgoind · 7 days

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Samsung Galaxy S24 Review - MobilInfoWorld

The Galaxy S24, priced at ₹799.99, stands out as Samsung’s smallest and most budget-friendly offering among its flagship phones. Despite its lower price tag compared to the S24+ (₹999.99) and the S24 Ultra (₹1,299.99), it competes strongly alongside them. Boasting a high-end Qualcomm processor, exceptional cameras, and Samsung’s latest AI features, the Galaxy S24 also promises a commendable seven-year software update support. While the Google Pixel 8, priced at ₹699, remains our top choice for compact Android phones due to its slightly better cameras, competitive AI features, and lower price, Samsung enthusiasts will appreciate the extended battery life and enhanced processing power of the S24. For those seeking the ultimate experience within the Galaxy lineup, the S24 Ultra emerges as our top recommendation, offering features like the S Pen stylus, enhanced camera zoom capabilities, and a more robust build. However, it comes with a considerably higher price tag compared to the standard Galaxy S24 and may not be suitable for fans of compact phones.

Samsung Galaxy S24 Specs

Operating System Android 14 CPU Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy Dimensions 5.79 by 2.78 by 0.30 inches Screen Size 6.2 inches Screen Resolution 2,340 by 1,080 pixels Camera Resolution (Rear; Front-Facing) 50MP, 12MP, 10MP; 12MP Battery Life (As Tested) 13 hours, 5 minutes

Design:

The Samsung Galaxy S24, along with its slightly larger counterpart, the S24+, follows a rounded design language, in contrast to the squared-off aesthetics of the S24 Ultra. I find the rounded corners of the S24 and S24+ more appealing as they provide a comfortable grip without digging into my hands.vMeasuring 5.79 by 2.78 by 0.30 inches (HWD) and weighing 5.93 ounces, the Galaxy S24 is compact and lightweight, making it easy to hold or carry in a pocket. It stands out as a small phone in an industry where larger sizes are often favored. Compared to the Galaxy S24+, which measures 6.2 by 3.0 by 0.30 inches and weighs 6.95 ounces, the S24 is noticeably smaller and lighter. Similarly, the Pixel 8 (5.93 by 2.79 by 0.35 inches, 6.6 ounces) and the Apple iPhone 15 (5.81 by 2.82 by 0.31 inches, 6.02 ounces) share a similar size but are heavier. The S24 and S24+ feature an Armor Aluminum frame, which represents a downgrade from the titanium frame found on the S24 Ultra. Nevertheless, the frame seamlessly integrates with the glass front and back panels, exuding elegance. On the right edge, you'll find a volume rocker and a power button that offer a satisfying, clicky response. Meanwhile, the bottom side hosts a SIM tray, a USB-C port (3.2 Gen 1), and a speaker. As anticipated, there is no microSD card slot or 3.5mm headphone jack.

Display:

The Galaxy S24 sports a 6.2-inch display, slightly larger than the Galaxy S23's 6.1-inch panel, yet both maintain the same 2,340-by-1,080-pixel resolution. In comparison, the Pixel 8 features a 6.2-inch screen with a slightly higher resolution of 2,400 by 1,080 pixels. On the other hand, the S24+ with its 6.7-inch display and the S24 Ultra with its 6.8-inch screen offer sharper visuals with a resolution of 3,120 by 1,440 pixels. Regarding refresh rates, the S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra all share the same 120Hz variable refresh rate as the Pixel 8. This feature allows the screen to adjust between 1Hz and 120Hz, ensuring optimal battery efficiency or smooth gaming performance. Additionally, all three Galaxy models boast a peak brightness of 2,600 nits, surpassing the Pixel 8's 2,400 nits and the iPhone 15's 2,000 nits.

Performance:

Samsung equips the S24 with the same system-on-a-chip (SoC) found in the S24+ and S24 Ultra: the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy. This variant of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 is tailored for enhanced CPU, GPU, and NPU performance. After conducting benchmark tests on various smartphones utilizing the 8 Gen 3 chipset, I've found that the results are consistently competitive. One aspect where the S24 lags behind its counterparts is in its RAM capacity. Samsung limits the phone's memory to just 8GB, whereas the S24+ and S24 Ultra offer 12GB. Ideally, I would have preferred to see all three models equipped with at least 12GB of RAM. For comparison, the Pixel 8 also features 8GB of RAM, while the iPhone 15 comes with 6GB. In terms of storage options, the S24 starts at 128GB (₹799.99) and is available in a 256GB variant (₹859.99). If you require ample storage for media files, high-resolution videos, or large applications, opting for the 256GB model is advisable. On the other hand, the S24+ offers a maximum storage capacity of 512GB for ₹1,119.99, while the S24 Ultra tops out at 1TB, priced at ₹1,659.99.

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apexsalaesarena · 14 days

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250W Fast Charging USB-C Car Charger with Display Screen

Rev Up Your Device’s Battery on the Go!

There's nothing worse than being on the road and realizing your device is running low on battery. Enter our 250W Fast Charging USB-C Car Charger: your ultimate road-trip companion. Whether you're traveling for work or leisure, ensure your devices are always powered up and ready to go.

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- Intelligent Charging System that adapts to your device's needs. - Convenient Display Screen to monitor charging progress. - Supports Qualcomm and Huawei Quick Charge Protocols for rapid power-ups. - Generous Max. Output Power of 120W, allowing multiple device charging. - Easy to plug into your Car Lighter Slot. - Offers 1 Type C and 4 A Ports, ensuring compatibility with a plethora of devices.

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phoneggadgetsgiftsblogs · 15 days

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Iphone 15 Ultra Review

The iPhone 15 Ultra is a standout in Apple's lineup, designed to offer an unparalleled blend of cutting-edge technology and premium features. As the most advanced model in the iPhone 15 series, it aims to cater to power users and technology enthusiasts with its superior specifications and design elements.

Design and Build: The iPhone 15 Ultra introduces a significant design change with its titanium frame, a departure from the stainless steel used in previous models. Titanium is not only lighter but also more resilient, offering a sleek, modern look while enhancing the device's durability. This new frame is less prone to scratches and dents, making the phone more rugged and long-lasting. The refined design ensures that the phone remains elegant while being able to withstand everyday wear and tear.

Display: The phone features a 6.7-inch Super Retina XDR display, which is one of the most impressive on the market. With its OLED technology, the screen delivers vivid colors, deep blacks, and high contrast ratios, creating a visually immersive experience. The display supports HDR10 and Dolby Vision, which enhances video playback quality. The ProMotion technology with a 120Hz refresh rate provides a smoother, more responsive touch experience, making interactions with the phone feel fluid and natural. This high refresh rate is particularly beneficial for gaming and scrolling through content, reducing motion blur and providing a more engaging experience.

Camera System: The iPhone 15 Ultra is equipped with a sophisticated triple-camera system, which includes a 48MP main sensor, an ultra-wide lens, and a telephoto lens with improved optical zoom capabilities. This setup allows for versatile photography, from capturing wide landscapes with the ultra-wide lens to taking detailed close-ups with the telephoto lens. The main sensor’s high resolution ensures that photos are sharp and detailed, while advanced computational photography features enhance image quality in various lighting conditions. Night mode improvements make low-light photography more effective, reducing noise and improving clarity in dark environments.

Performance: At the heart of the iPhone 15 Ultra is the A17 Bionic chip, built using a 3nm process. This chip represents a significant leap in processing power and energy efficiency. It provides faster performance for demanding applications, such as video editing, augmented reality experiences, and high-end gaming. The chip’s improved efficiency also contributes to better battery life, allowing users to get more out of their device between charges. iOS 18 complements the A17 Bionic chip with new features and optimizations that enhance the overall user experience, making the phone feel responsive and intuitive.

Battery Life: The iPhone 15 Ultra’s battery life has been extended, thanks to the efficiencies introduced by the A17 chip and advancements in battery technology. Users can expect longer periods of usage, whether they’re streaming media, playing games, or using productivity apps. The improved battery life means fewer charges throughout the day, adding convenience and reliability to the user experience.

Connectivity and Port: One of the most notable changes is the shift from Apple’s proprietary Lightning port to USB-C. This transition aligns the iPhone 15 Ultra with the broader industry standard, offering faster data transfer speeds and greater compatibility with a wide range of accessories and peripherals. USB-C also facilitates faster charging, contributing to the phone’s overall convenience.

In summary, the iPhone 15 Ultra combines a durable design, impressive display, advanced camera capabilities, and top-notch performance into a single, high-end device. Its thoughtful upgrades and innovations make it a compelling choice for users seeking the best in smartphone technology. Whether you’re an avid photographer, a gamer, or someone who simply demands the latest and greatest in mobile tech, the iPhone 15 Ultra delivers a premium experience that meets and exceeds expectations

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havnblog · 17 days

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No, You Don’t Need USB-A on Your Desktop Computer

The first redesign in a decade for the Mac Mini is near. And the rumours point towards Apple removing the USB-A ports on the current models, in favour of USB-C ports. And to the surprise of no one, people are moaning about losing their precious ports, as if they were buying a laptop in 2016.

But, just like Freedom …

USB-A isn’t free

First, let me be clear: I’m not discussing the number of USB ports – I’m discussing the types. So, for instance, I’m evaluating 5 USB-C ports vs 3 USB-C ports and 2 USB-A ports. So “just keep the USB-A ports” wouldn’t come for free, it would come at a cost of more of the future-proof1 port type. (Now, whether the rumoured 5 USB ports on the Mac Mini is enough ports – that’s a different discussion.)

Another “cost”, is that the longer computer makers ship products with the port, the less pressure Logitech et al. feels to update their peripherals to USB-C.

I know this might sound a bit harsh, my clear advice is …

Get over it

“But I don’t want dongles”, I hear you say. Well, I think there are satisfactory ways to adopt the USB-C Lifestyle without becoming a permanent resident of Dongle Town – which doesn’t include buying numerous new devices.2 Yes, I know this comes at the cost of maybe €10-30 (depending on your setup) – but just factor it into the cost of the €500-1000 computer, and it will be fine. And your life will be better for it!

Here are my two main tips, as someone who’s deep into the lifestyle.

1) Buy some new cables

I have an older Satechi presenter, which charges with Micro-USB (boo) and came with a USB-A to Micro-USB cable.

However, I’ve bought this cursed contraption:

A USB-C to Micro-USB cable!

I don’t love having to lug around that stupid cable3 – but it sure works to pull an older device into the USB-C age. All my power bricks 🖇️ are USB-C, so I can charge it directly there. It can also charge from my tablet, laptop or the theoretical USB-A-less Mac Mini.

I’ve most often used it with an iPad Pro (with a Magic Keyboard) – and an advantage of bringing things into USB-C, is that it also makes things work better with more “port constrained” devices, like the iPad. So I would, for instance, run things like this:

USB-C Power brick (in the wall)

USB-C to USB-C cable

iPad Pro’s Magic Keyboard (which charges the iPad)

USB-C to Micro-USB cable (in the iPad itself)

Satechi remote

That cable would (probably?) also allow the remote to be charged from a newer iPhone!

So, my first recommendation is to see if any of your “USB-A devices” could become “USB-C devices” by just buying a new cable.

2) Buy some adapters

One of my peripherals, where the aforementioned approach doesn’t work, is my (tragically underused) gaming mouse – a Steelseries Rival 700. I can’t (easily) swap out the cable from the USB-A it came with. But instead of buying a dongle, I’ve bought an adapter 🖇️.

Are you really telling me that that tiny increase in bulk is so terrible on a desktop computer? Heck, if you use many different USB-A devices, where none of them can get a new cable, just leaving that adapter in the computer, wouldn’t be half-bad!

Bonus tip:

A few devices, like the Anbernic hand-helds, charge via USB-C (in the device itself) – but need a USB-A on the other end. However, using an adapter like this, you can make yourself a special little USB-C to USB-C cable. Sure, you still need a different cable than your iPad – but at least you don't also need a different charger!

Now, I’m sure there are some very niche examples, that my workarounds don’t cover, that would make having USB-A over USB-C much better. But please remember the “costs” associated with this, that I mentioned up top. To me, this is the epitome of a non-issue.

Or, you know, “present proof”. ↩︎

But everything you buy new from now on should, of course, support USB-C. ↩︎

So the presenter itself being USB-C would, of course, be better. ↩︎

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With the unveiling of the iPhone 15, Apple enthusiasts and tech aficionados are eager to see how it stacks up against its predecessor, the iPhone 14. Both models represent significant advancements in Apple's smartphone lineup, but the iPhone 15 brings a host of new features and improvements that set it apart. In this comprehensive comparison, we'll explore the key differences between the iPhone 15 and iPhone 14, examining design changes, performance upgrades, camera enhancements, and more.

Design and Build

The design of the iPhone 15 has undergone notable changes compared to the iPhone 14. The iPhone 15 features a titanium frame, replacing the stainless steel used in the iPhone 14. This shift not only makes the iPhone 15 lighter but also enhances its durability. The iPhone 15's titanium chassis is more resistant to scratches and provides a more refined, premium look compared to the iPhone 14’s stainless steel.

Another significant design change in the iPhone 15 is its use of a USB-C port, replacing the Lightning connector found in the iPhone 14. The USB-C port on the iPhone 15 allows for faster data transfer and charging speeds, offering a more universal solution compared to the proprietary Lightning port of the iPhone 14. Additionally, the iPhone 15 continues to use Ceramic Shield technology for its front cover, which was introduced with the iPhone 14 but remains a key feature in the iPhone 15, ensuring enhanced protection against drops and scratches.

Display

Both the iPhone 15 and iPhone 14 boast impressive displays, but the iPhone 15 introduces some notable improvements. The iPhone 15 retains the 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display of the iPhone 14 but incorporates enhancements that improve color accuracy and brightness. Additionally, the iPhone 15's display features ProMotion technology with a 120Hz refresh rate, offering smoother scrolling and more responsive touch interactions compared to the iPhone 14’s 60Hz display.

While the iPhone 14’s display is already excellent, the iPhone 15’s upgraded screen technology provides a more vibrant and fluid visual experience. This makes a noticeable difference when watching high-definition content or playing graphics-intensive games on the iPhone 15.

Performance and Hardware

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The iPhone 15 also features improved thermal management, which helps maintain optimal performance even during intensive tasks. This ensures that the iPhone 15 remains cool and efficient, avoiding performance throttling that could occur under heavy use. In contrast, while the iPhone 14 performs admirably, it does not match the iPhone 15’s advancements in processor technology and efficiency.

Camera System

The iPhone 15’s camera system represents a major leap forward from the iPhone 14. The iPhone 15 continues to feature a dual-camera setup on the rear, but with enhanced sensors and improved computational photography capabilities. The iPhone 15 introduces a 48MP main sensor, compared to the iPhone 14’s 12MP main sensor. This increase in megapixels allows for greater detail and better low-light performance in the iPhone 15’s photos.

The iPhone 15 also improves upon the iPhone 14’s ultra-wide and telephoto lenses, offering better optical zoom and more advanced image stabilization. Additionally, the iPhone 15 supports ProRes video recording, which provides higher quality and more flexibility in video editing. This is a significant upgrade for users who create professional-grade video content.

Battery Life and Charging

When it comes to battery life, the iPhone 15 delivers notable improvements over the iPhone 14. Thanks to the energy-efficient A17 Pro chip and optimizations in battery management, the iPhone 15 offers longer battery life, providing users with more screen-on time and extended usage throughout the day. The iPhone 15’s battery performance is further enhanced by its support for faster charging speeds via the new USB-C port, compared to the iPhone 14’s Lightning port.

The iPhone 15 supports both wired and wireless charging, including MagSafe, which offers a more efficient and convenient charging experience. While the iPhone 14 also supports MagSafe and wireless charging, the improvements in the iPhone 15’s charging technology make it a more versatile and user-friendly device.

Software and Features

The iPhone 15 comes preloaded with iOS 18, which introduces several new features and enhancements over iOS 17 found on the iPhone 14. iOS 18 brings improvements in customization, more powerful widgets, and enhanced privacy controls. The integration of AI and machine learning in iOS 18 enhances the overall user experience, making the iPhone 15 smarter and more intuitive.

One of the standout features in iOS 18 for the iPhone 15 is the enhanced Live Text functionality, which allows users to interact with text in photos and videos more seamlessly. The iPhone 15 also supports advanced AR capabilities, opening up new possibilities for augmented reality applications.

Pricing and Availability

The iPhone 15 starts at $999 for the base model with 128GB of storage, which is a slight increase from the starting price of the iPhone 14. The iPhone 15 offers several storage options, including 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB, catering to a range of user needs. The iPhone 15 is available for pre-order now and will be officially released in stores shortly, while the iPhone 14 continues to be available at a lower price point.

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In summary, the iPhone 15 brings notable enhancements over the iPhone 14, making it a worthy upgrade for users seeking cutting-edge performance and features. Whether you’re considering upgrading from an older iPhone or simply curious about the latest advancements, the iPhone 15 is definitely worth a closer look.

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The Mac Mini M4 could resemble an Apple TV

Oliver Cragg / Android Authority TL;DR Apple is reportedly preparing to launch new Mac Mini computers powered by the base M4 and yet-to-be-announced M4 Pro chips. The upcoming computer will likely feature a significantly smaller design resembling an aluminum Apple TV of sorts. Rumors suggest that the refreshed Mac Mini will launch this fall and offer one HDMI and three USB-C ports. Now that Apple has fully embraced its efficient, in-house silicon chips, it’s been focusing on slimming down its devices. Earlier this year, the company revealed its thinnest tablet ever, the iPad Pro (2024), and rumors indicate that a slim iPhone 17 variant is in the works. In the Mac department, the iMac and MacBook have already received the facelift, and the Mini model could be the next to follow suit. If the leaks materialize, Apple’s smallest computer yet, the Mac Mini M4, will launch this fall. According to Bloomberg, the Mac Mini M4 will feature a redesigned build that is significantly smaller than the present one. The compact computer will reportedly retain the aluminum design and feature one HDMI and three USB-C ports. The end result could be an Apple TV-like device powered by the current iPad Pro’s brain. The report reads: Apple is preparing two versions of the new Mac mini, both of which are codenamed J773. The first will use the base configuration of the M4 chip, similar to the component inside of the iPad Pro. There will also be a higher-end Mac mini that uses a yet-to-be-announced M4 Pro chip. That component includes support for additional memory and more graphics horsepower. Like its recent predecessors, the Mac Mini M4 will likely offer two main variants. The entry-level model could pack the base M4 chip found in the flagship iPad, while a higher-end edition could incorporate the yet-to-be-announced M4 Pro chipset. Beyond the aforementioned port selection, it’s unclear if either model will continue to pack a headphone jack and Ethernet port or whether Apple is retiring them with this release. The Mac Mini M4 will reportedly launch later this year, potentially in October or November. Apart from the Mini model, Apple is also expected to bring the M4 chip to the iMac and MacBook Pro before this year ends. Meanwhile, the MacBook Air, Mac Pro, and Mac Studio could receive similar chip bumps next year. Got a tip? Talk to us! Email our staff at [email protected]. You can stay anonymous or get credit for the info, it’s your choice. Comments Source link via The Novum Times

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APPLE IPHONE

iPhone 15 Pro Max: This is considered the best high-end iPhone, offering a powerful A17 Pro chipset, a durable titanium design, and an impressive camera system with a new 5x periscope zoom lens. It also features a USB-C port for improved versatility. This model is ideal for users who want the latest and greatest features without compromises, though it comes with a high price tag (TechRadar) (Expert Reviews)

iPhone 15 Pro: If you prefer a smaller device, the iPhone 15 Pro is an excellent choice. It offers the same A17 Pro chipset and a robust camera setup as the Pro Max but in a more compact form factor. It's slightly cheaper while still delivering outstanding performance and design (TechRadar)

iPhone 15: For those looking for the best value, the standard iPhone 15 is a great option. It provides a solid mix of performance and features, including a Dynamic Island display and a smooth design. However, it lacks some of the advanced camera capabilities of the Pro models (TechRadar)

FEATURES

Design and Build

iPhone 15:

Aluminum frame

Glass front and back

Color options: Black, White, Blue, Green, and Yellow

iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max:

Titanium frame

Textured matte glass back

Color options: Graphite, Gold, Silver, and Deep Blue

Display

iPhone 15:

6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display

60Hz refresh rate

iPhone 15 Pro:

6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display with ProMotion technology

120Hz refresh rate, Always-On display

iPhone 15 Pro Max:

6.7-inch Super Retina XDR display with ProMotion technology

120Hz refresh rate, Always-On display

Performance

iPhone 15:

A16 Bionic chip

4GB RAM

iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max:

A17 Bionic chip

6GB RAM

Camera System

iPhone 15:

Dual-camera system:

48 MP main sensor

12 MP ultra-wide

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iPhone 15 Pro:

Triple-camera system:

48 MP main sensor

12 MP ultra-wide

12 MP telephoto with 3x optical zoom

Photonic Engine

ProRAW and ProRes capabilities

iPhone 15 Pro Max:

Triple-camera system:

48 MP main sensor

12 MP ultra-wide

12 MP telephoto with 6x optical zoom (periscope lens)

Photonic Engine

ProRAW and ProRes capabilities

Battery and Charging

iPhone 15:

Battery life: Up to 19 hours video playback

MagSafe and Qi wireless charging

USB-C port

iPhone 15 Pro:

Battery life: Up to 22 hours video playback

MagSafe and Qi wireless charging

USB-C port

iPhone 15 Pro Max:

Battery life: Up to 29 hours video playback

MagSafe and Qi wireless charging

USB-C port

Software and Features

All Models:

Running iOS 17

Enhanced Dynamic Island

Emergency SOS via satellite

5G connectivity

Wi-Fi 6E support

Other Features

iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max:

Improved LiDAR scanner

Enhanced AR capabilities

Better thermal management due to the titanium frame

Price Range

iPhone 15: Starting at $799 (prices vary based on storage options)

iPhone 15 Pro: Starting at $999 (prices vary based on storage options)

iPhone 15 Pro Max: Starting at $1,199 (prices vary based on storage options)

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