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New Tests Show Apple Is Artificially Limiting the Maximum Brightness of the iPhone 12 Display (Here’s Why)
What was even more unusual was that the maximum HDR brightness for both models was exactly the same, at 1200 nits, yet the “typical” maximum brightness was pegged at 625 nits for the iPhone 12
Apple Is Surprised By Strong iPhone 12 Pro Demand
According to a report from Digitimes, Apple may be boosting its orders for the chipset that powers the LiDAR scanner. This LiDAR scanner is part of the camera setup on the already-available iPhone 12 Pro
Professional Drop Tests Show the iPhone 12 Is the Most Durable Smartphone Ever (But It’s Not Indestructible)
Although we quickly discovered that the tougher new glass won’t protect your entire iPhone 12 — the glass back remains just as vulnerable as it always has been since Apple is only using the new Ceramic
Why the New MagSafe Feature Is So Important for Apple’s Future
Credit: EverythingApplePro A New World for Wireless Charging Apple The first and most obvious change a magnetic phone back can bring is a new type of wireless charger – one that simply attaches to the
The iPhone 12’s 5G Speeds Come with a Cost
Credit: Verizon In fact, according to testing conducted by Tom’s Guide, using 5G continually could result in a potential reduction of two hours or more in battery life as compared to surfing purely at 4G
Xbox App Finally Allows You to ‘Remote Play’ on Your iPhone or iPad
Credit: Uncle Jessy / YouTube The Remote Play feature lets Xbox owners stream games directly from their Xbox One console, similar to Sony’s PS4 Remote Play functionality. Microsoft’s new service is compatible only with the
Apple iPhone 12 Screen Repair Cost Increases Significantly over iPhone 11
Credit: Apple Shortly after the iPhone 12 announcement, Apple updated its repairs page with new information on the iPhone 12 and the iPhone 12 Pro. The $279 price tag is expensive, but it’s the same
Apple Begins Shipping First iPhone 12 Pre-orders (But Don’t Get Too Excited)
Credit: Ben Geskin / YouTube Customers who check their order status on Apple’s website will see their iPhones are still in the “Preparing to ship” stage. Though tracking is still not available on Apple’s website,
