#iPhone_15_Pro_performance

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Trial version available Capcom has finally released Resident Evil Village for iOS - iPhone 15 Pro series smartphones and iPad tablets running the Apple M1 platform or higher.  [caption id="attachment_76840" align="aligncenter" width="780"] iPhone 15 Pro[/caption] Resident Evil Village is now available for download on the App Store worldwide. The full version of the game will cost 1,140 rubles, and an additional 715 rubles will have to be paid for the DLC. The full game takes up about 16 GB, and the trial one takes up 8.5 GB. Full list of supported models – iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPad Pro (M1 and above) / iPad Air (M1 and above).  Resident Evil Village is now available for iPhone 15 Pro and powerful iPads https://youtu.be/f5-Cj7KL0wo Judging by early reviews, Resident Evil Village not only maintains a constant frame rate of 60 fps with Full HD+ resolution enabled but users are also given a variety of graphics settings to improve performance. As the developers note, the keyboard and mouse are not supported. Playing without a controller is possible. However, the game is optimized for use with a controller, so it is recommended to connect one.

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They also bring other features The final versions of iOS 17.1 and iPadOS 17.1 have been released and can be downloaded to eligible iPhones and iPads. In updates, Apple added support for continuing to transfer large AirDrop files over the Internet when AirDrop is out of range. The Apple Music app includes options for featured songs, albums, and playlists, and there are now song suggestions at the end of each playlist. Apple says the update reduces radiation levels of the iPhone 12 in France. The company has disabled a feature that boosts cellular signals. Apple announced a solution to the problem of iPhone 15 Pro screen burn-in. [caption id="attachment_73752" align="aligncenter" width="780"] iPhone 15 Pro[/caption] The important thing is that iOS 17.1 fixes an issue that could cause the displayed image to persist (an issue called screen burn-in). We've also fixed an issue that could cause the Primary Location setting to reset when you first transfer or connect your Apple Watch. On iPad, the "iPadOS 17" update adds support for USB-C Apple Pencil. In addition to iOS 17.1, Apple also released iOS 16.7.2 and iOS 15.8 for those still using older versions of iOS