Apple iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max get 12MP triple cameras, revamped Super Retina displays
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- Anonymous
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- 11 Sep 2019
Cheetah2k, 11 Sep 2019wow, so no ufs 3.0 storage for the new iphones.. hahahahah... more"wow, so no ufs 3.0 storage for the new iphones.. hahahahahahahahahaha"
Apple doesn't use ufs, they already have better option.
"The inclusion of speedy UFS 3.0 NAND on the OnePlus 7 Pro will also play an important role in this regard, though the iPhone’s NVME storage is still notably faster."
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- GDS Khera
- 2S$
- 11 Sep 2019
Apple: We are introducing Ultrawide, which Android has had for a few years Now. so much so that a 15000/- rupee Android phone has it.
Apple: Also we are bringing FAST Charging that even a 12000/- rupee android phone has.
Apple: We are giving 64 GB Base storage, ALSO like a 15000/- rupee phone.
Seriously Apple, a 15000/- rupee android phone also has AMOLED Screen & Under Display Fingureprint sensor Which your NON-PRO phone lacks, or even PRO Lack a FPS.
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- fmu
- 11 Sep 2019
Looks like the new Google Pixel 4 with that square, finally a half decent iPhone, next years will be better when they add 5G
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- 11 Sep 2019
Out of Control, 10 Sep 2019Many midrange smartphones have more than 64 GB of storage. ... moreapple always want you to buy their new product every single year... f
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- ChampionX
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- 11 Sep 2019
Huawei P20 Pro triple camera setup-apple copied
Huawei Mate 20 Pro square camera arrangement-apple copied
Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro AMOLED 6.39 inches 1080x2340 vs iphone 11 LCD 6.1 inches 828x1792
Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Fast charging at 27w vs iphone 11 18w
Apple copied the design of android phone, give sub par specs and re-package it as best ever iphone then charge at super high premium price. This is a joke from apple
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- Yeti
- K6q
- 11 Sep 2019
Anonymous, 10 Sep 2019Aus pricing
iPhone 11 –
64Gb – $1199
128Gb – $12... moreThat's mental. I got my S10+ 1Tb Ceramic for $50 less than 64Gb iPhone 11 Pro Max.
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- Gfx
- 11 Sep 2019
Apple is doom! Be prepared to get buy out by Huawei soon.
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- soulcalibur
- IVL
- 11 Sep 2019
seroiusly!!!!!!..... ONLY INTERNAL SPECTS change a little... but the rest especially the screen design still outdated...i expected more from u apple... but sadly.... other smartphone especially GOOGLE PIXEL AND ONEPLUS ANDDDD....HUAWEI step further..
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- Anonymous
- vV5
- 11 Sep 2019
Midnight green sounds wrong. I associate midnight with black or blue colour, not green. How about calling it "dull green" instead?
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- Anonymous
- vV5
- 11 Sep 2019
They reduce the tumour size but increase the size of the "eyes". Look at those bulging eyeballs on the camera module. Extremely ugly.
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- Khoa
- K8R
- 11 Sep 2019
Camera group looks like an electric hob.
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- Note7 owner
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- 11 Sep 2019
5G is about 2 yrs out, rather save my pennies for "the next big thing."
- Betch
- tsB
- 11 Sep 2019
Yep, these are the iPhones I know. Hideous looking overpriced crap that takes the same footsteps like Sony at the "design" department, changes literally nothing except the back cameras. The end of iPhone is near, it's unavoidable and they know it.
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- PeterThePanda
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- 11 Sep 2019
Their supposed "Night Mode" looks really weak based on their sample shots, still way behind the Pixel series, Huawei's and even Samsung's Night Sight/Mode.
Looks like I'll be getting the Pixel 4 once it is for sale, even if I have to buy it at the grey markets.
The only improvements the new iPhone had had is a third camera, faster SoC (still crippled by the OS) and brighter display (which will drain their small battery faster, they didn't even say the battery capacity, which in real life usage will more than likely be about the same as last years model).
- AdamBoy64
- Fv4
- 11 Sep 2019
I don't mind Apple products in particular..
But I really don't like the design..
Anyone with trypophobia could struggle - seems like there's already a number of articles of people talking about it.
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- Anonymous
- jIT
- 11 Sep 2019
So they took whatever Android already has that they don't, re-brand it and call it a new innovation...