COMPARE APPLE IPHONE 12 AND 12 PRO PRO
Apple never provides data or proof of its drop test claims, so you’re going to have to break your iPhone 12s to find out if this Ceramic Shield is legit.Īside from the obvious missing lens on the 12, the Pro and 12 look identical in proportion. It also means it can’t call it glass, hence the “Ceramic Shield” moniker.
This is apparently Gorilla glass on steroids thanks to ceramic crystals in the glass itself that Apple says make it more durable. Along with the IP68 water-resistance rating, which means you can drop your iPhone in a six-metre pool and leave it there for an entire episode of EastEnders, the iPhones sport some new Ceramic Shield glass. This has been my experience here with the 12 and the 12 Pro – yes, there are differences, but in day-to-day use? Not really.Īpple has upped the durability, as well. Like boiling a frog, if you gradually moved from the Mini through the 12 range to the Pro Max you might not even notice until you jumped from the Pro’s 6.1in screen to the 6.7in slab of the Pro Max. But when there is comparatively little to distinguish the jumps between the Mini, the 12, 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max you start to get muddled over who each model is actually for. A manufacturer must have a budget option these days as fewer and fewer of us can be bothered to upgrade, for example. This segmentation is of course a reaction to you lot: the market right now. We knew it had been going on, but all of a sudden, with the arrival of these four in one drop, the volume of Apple phones suddenly seems overwhelming, even though it’s still fewer on offer than most other makers. It’s happened much in the same manner as watching hair grow.
The SE, 12 Mini, the 12, 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max. There are now five iPhones from which to choose. However, after such a long period of just having the iPhone, as in the one iPhone that is so all-encompassing, so universally pleasing to iOS devotees there need be no messing about with multiple models, Apple has gradually gone segmentation loopy. The new phones will also get better cameras and a USB-C port instead of Lightning.īoth iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro are expected to be officially announced in September.For years there was a purity of message from Apple. Still, customers can expect a new Action button that will replace the mute/ring switch.Īnalysts Ming-Chi Kuo and Jeff Pu reported that Apple decided to switch back to the classic volume buttons due to supply issues, as the new buttons would be too complex and could end up delaying iPhone 15 production. However, part of this redesign has been scrapped – which would be new solid-state volume buttons with haptic feedback. iPhone 15 rumorsĪccording to 9to5Mac’s sources, Apple has been working on a new design for the iPhone 15 lineup. This would allow Apple to fit a periscope lens on both Pro models, as only iPhone 15 Pro Max will get the new lens for better optical zoom this year. The same analysts also believe that the smaller iPhone 16 Pro will also get a larger 6.3-inch display (up from 6.1″). Based on CADs seen by 9to5Mac, iPhone 16 Pro Max (or iPhone 16 Ultra) will get a larger 6.9-inch display, up from the current 6.7-inch display.īoth analysts Ming-Chi Kuo and Ross Young corroborate this report. Apart from that, Unknownz21 reported some details about iPhone 15 that we’re yet to find out if they’re correct.Īnother thing to keep in mind is that details leaked this early usually come from super early prototypes, which means that Apple can still change a lot of things before the final product.
In 2020, the user correctly shared some details about how App Clips would work based on assets found in a leaked iOS 14 build. It’s worth noting that also known as Unknownz21, doesn’t have an established multi-year track record of accurate leaks. It’s unclear why exactly Apple changed the layout of the cameras, but it’s likely due to the arrangement of the internal components – especially since Apple had the iPhone 13 mini. Since iPhone 13, the rear cameras have been aligned diagonally. Apple to change iPhone 16 camera layoutĪccording to the user, Apple will switch back to a “vertical camera layout” with the regular iPhone 16 models.
Now anonymous Twitter user has claimed that iPhone 16 will have vertically aligned cameras, just like iPhone 12. Earlier today, 9to5Mac revealed exclusive renders based on super early information we know about iPhone 16. Apple is yet to even introduce iPhone 15 later this year, but we’re already talking about the 2024 iPhones.
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