12 Amazing iPhone 12 Features That Will Blow Your Mind

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Meet the new iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini. 5G speed. A14 Bionic. Super Retina XDR display. Ceramic Shield. And Night mode on every camera.

iPhone 125G speed

During Apple's earnings call, a question was raised about the company's ability to maintain iPhone ASP with a larger phone model, particularly a larger 6.5-inch device. Apple CFO Luca Maestri quickly responded, "Yes, we do think that the 6.5-inch will do very well." Apple vice president of product marketing Greg Joswiak added: "We did about two times as many units of iPhone XS Max than we did of iPhone X. So we think that we're off to a great start." 5G speed It seems as if Apple is including the 5G capabilities as a marketing ploy in order to appeal to the tech-savvy millennial crowd. We already know that Apple will not be the first to bring the 5G connection to the iPhone.

iPhone 12A14 Bionic

The iPhone 12 and the iPhone 12 mini get a new dual-core processor, the A14. Apple claims it’s the most powerful chip on the market. It’s up to 15% faster than the A11 Bionic chip that powered the iPhone X. As if that wasn’t enough power, the new chip will also drive Face ID on the iPhone 12. It’s the first major redesign in the iPhone’s history. The iPhone 12 is the true “iPhone X.” Gone is the home button. Even the “punch-hole” will appear on the new iPhone. The camera gets another significant upgrade. Both rear cameras have dual-lens. Both sensors have 12 megapixels each. One has a telephoto lens, the other is wide-angle. Both have optical image stabilization. Apple says that the iPhone XR will take even better photos than the iPhone X.

iPhone 12Super Retina XDR display

We said it. Look at it. The camera is louder, the new sound engine is louder. The speakers are wider. And now everything is louder. But with more volume. Loud but still room-filling. iPhone 12A14 Bionic processor Apple says it's more powerful than any processor ever made in a smartphone. It's enough to make the "worst" Android devices feel slow and sluggish. Apple calls it an incredible processing unit and super chip. iPhone 12It's an iPhone. We know. So we'll let you read all about the upgrade here iPhone 12Curing infection Nasal earphones plugged into the Lightning port will have a dedicated mic for controlling Siri or controlling music. This could be handy. iPhone 12Screen shot. These are terrible pics. These are really terrible.

iPhone 12Ceramic Shield

Face ID Camera Changes 4S to XS: The iPhone changed a lot Now, it will change a lot again The name is likely to change to iPhone Xs Max iPhone XS: Apple's latest phones have been out for a few weeks now. While Apple fans are still trying to get their heads around these super-sized phones, they may not be aware of another big change Apple introduced at the latest iPhone launch. In fact, it’s a change that’s only just gone public. Apple’s next batch of phones (the XS and XS Max) will no longer include a home button. Instead, they will feature all-screen designs. With no home button, it means Apple needs to find new ways to interact with your iPhone. And you could be forgiven for thinking that means you'll have to get used to Face ID on your new iPhone XS. But that's not the case.

iPhone 12Night mode on every camera

The iPhone’s camera is also getting a huge makeover, from a Super Retina HDR display to Apple’s TrueDepth sensors for FaceID. More colors, less red-eye. Still. Lousy. Apple: A mea culpa. More Space. Lots more. Like twice the storage for apps and photos. Apple even threw in 2GB of free storage for iCloud photos. And a new triple-layer battery. Did I mention an A13 Bionic chip for twice the speed and half the power? A6X chip that's twice as fast and half as powerful as last year's A10. I'm calling it right now. Stereo speakers. Dual rear cameras. Liquid Retina Display. And all that RAM. Stereo speakers Apple says they tuned it so that Siri and stereo speakers work better together. Whatever that means. It doesn’t sound all that great.