Apple's iPhone 12 series is expected to have better camera features than the iPhone 11 A leak says all three lenses on the iPhone 12 Pro models rear camera setup are “a little larger than 11 Pro ...

APPLE is teasing a new addition, but the iPhone 12 series is still a big hitter, but should you opt for a Pro handset or not? We've put the iPhone 12 head-to-head with the iPhone 12 Pro, comparing ...

APPLE has announced its first 5G iPhone during a virtual event recorded at its headquarters in California. The iPhone 12 series is out soon and promises breakneck connection speeds and a revamped ...

The addition of LiDAR - that's a new sensor on the rear camera to judge distance - brings more focusing options, and paves the way for more advanced augmented reality features in the future. But ...

A star rating of 4.8 out of 5. The Apple iPhone 12 Pro is a show-stopper of a smartphone, but for most people, the standard iPhone 12 will do the job. The extra camera capabilities will only interest ...

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The iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max use three rear cameras along with a LiDAR sensor for improved low-light photography. Here's how to take advantage of those lenses to take better photos. Our team tests ...

What is the iPhone 12 Pro? In October 2020, Apple unveiled four new iPhone 12 models – all of which support 5G internet. There’s the iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max. The ...

It's taken a little longer than usual, but Apple fanatics will finally get their hands on the iPhone 12 Pro later this week. The upgraded flagship has received a serious boost this year, thanks to the ...

The iPhone 12 line-up arrived later than usual this year due to the worldwide effects of coronavirus. But the world’s most valuable tech company wasn’t put off by the delay. It came out swinging with ...

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