The two Pro models sport Apple’s “biggest camera advancement yet” for their three rear-facing cameras, supporting faster shutter speeds and boasting a 92 per cent improvement in photos taken in low light conditions on the ultrawide lens. The iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max, unsurprisingly, boast the company’s best camera system to date, the company claimed.īoth models sport an all-new Super Retina XDR display with ProMotion that features an adaptive refresh rate up to 120Hz and contain the A15 Bionic chip for longer battery life and faster, more effective performance. IPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max – Oscar-worthy cinematographic smarts Both models will be available in pink, blue, midnight (black), starlight (gold) and red. Prices start at £679 for the iPhone 13 mini for 128GB of storage and £779 for the same storage in the iPhone 13. The A15 Bionic chip also helps to preserve battery life, meaning the new iPhone 13’s battery lasts two and a half hours longer than the iPhone 12, while the iPhone 13 mini can eke out an hour and a half longer than the iPhone 12 mini, reportedly. The 12MP Ultrawide lens is also equipped with a new sensor. Night mode is now available on all cameras, and the new 12MP wide camera contains bigger pixels for capturing more light, resulting in greater detail. The shift in focus is automatic, and the feature can anticipate when new objects are entering the frame to shift to sharpen focus on them.
New video feature Cinematic Mode allows users shooting footage to focus on a subject in the foreground while blurring the background, just like Apple’s existing Portrait Mode for still shots.
The new iPhone 13 handet comes in a choice of five colours (Photo: AP) The Super Retina XDR display supports haptic touch technology and is 28 per cent brighter than last year’s models, with 1,200 nits HDR peak brightness. The new 6.1-inch iPhone 13 and 5.4-inch iPhone 13 mini contain an upgraded A15 Bionic processor and screens with a higher refresh rate. The iPhone 13 bears strong similarities to last year’s iPhone 12, with the main design difference coming in the form of a 20 per cent smaller black ‘notch’ that houses the front-facing camera and Face ID biometric identification sensors is smaller than in its processors. IPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini – Camera tweaks and better battery life It comes in five new aluminium colours and three in stainless steel and will start at $399. Battery life remains unchanged as a cited 18-hours per day, but it comes with a new super-fast charger that can restore battery to 80 per cent within 45 minutes of charging. The body itself is the most durable to date, as the crystal display has been reinforced to make it more crack-proof.
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It supports new ways to input text from a full keyboard that uses machine learning to predict what you want to type. The new Apple Watch is the largest model to date (Photo: AP) Both the case and display has softer, more rounded corners that is 70 per cent brighter indoors when the wearer’s wrist is not raised. The newest Apple Watch has the largest and most advanced display to date, reducing the borders to 1.7mm to maximise the screen areas.
It comes in a choice of purple, pink, starlight (gold) and space grey finishes and has a 12MP ultra-wide camera complete with Centre Stage, as with its larger entry-level cousin. It supports the second-generation Apple Pencil and will go on sale on 24 September priced from £479 for 64GB of storage, rising to 256GB. The tablet sports a 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display and contains a new A15 Bionic chip that makes it up to 80 per cent faster than its predecessor. The smallest iPad has been upgraded with a USB-C port, which Apple claims makes it 10 times faster than the current model.
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