All the Great Declarations from Apple’s iPhone 12th Launch Event

We’ve finally gotten Apple’s annual fall trend. It is time for new iPhones. We already have an idea about what comes out of endless rumors, but now we will get the information directly from the source.

The headliner may be the iPhone 12 with its new 5G compatibility, however, this is one of Apple’s main events of the year, so I wouldn’t be amazed to see a few more declarations ahead of hardware.

The exhibition begins with Apple’s Halo HQ cinema stock drawings set with inspiring music. Tim Cook says there are “big” declarations today.

We start with a home product. Tim Cook just mentioned the word “HomePod” for the first time at one of these launches.

HomePod Mini

The HomePod hasn’t found much love in years since it was announced, however now it’s getting a younger sibling. The HomePod Mini is wrapped in fabric and has one driver inside and two static radiators and a sound guide. Apple uses the S5 chip privileged what it calls “Computational Audio,” which analyzes what you listen to and makes adjustments up to 180 times per second.

Make the whole house sound and if you have two in one room, they will automatically create a stereo pair. In the coming months, Apple introduces a new iPhone hand-off tech technology. It will detect when your device is nearby and give you haptic results and show you details about what is playing.

HomePod Mini can now admittance apps on your phone, hoping it will take support as a smart home control device. It can tell the change between the words of your family members so that everyone can ask for their updates.

Intercom allows users to send speaker messages to the speaker or broadcast announcements through the house. It also works with the iPhone and even CarPlay. Amazon has been doing this for a while with Alexa, but it doesn’t translate into other devices like Apple Watch.

The HomePod Mini is only $ 99, which sets it at the same cost as Google’s Nest Audio.

iPhone 12th Launch Event

“Today is the start of a new era for the iPhone,” said Tim Cook. Apple publicly introduces 5G to the iPhone. Cook offers a very high-end view of what 5G is – or at least hopefully what it is as the current release of 5G is not an attractive thing.

Cook talks about Apple’s work with management partners. Hans Vestberg, Chairman and CEO of Verizon is on stage now. “5G has already become a reality,” he said.

Verizon claims to be releasing mmWave 5G at stadiums, museums, and other landmarks. MmWave works best in outdoor and indoor areas without too many walls, it makes sense to talk about it on this scale.

Verizon says it has “doubled” its 5G network in 60 cities by the end of the year on its fastest network. Verizon is also expanding its global 5G network to 1,800 cities. We haven’t seen the iPhone 12 however.

The flat edges, aluminum were the ideal expressions. The iPhone 12 has a 6.1-inch show, but the device itself is smaller than the iPhone 11.

The show is now bright and has double pixels on the screen for high resolution. It is still OLED.

Apple uses a Corning product called Ceramic Shield to defend its screen. Apple says it is “stronger than any glass of smartphone.” 4x is better at surviving a fall. I would like to know more about this as someone who pulls his phone at least five times a day.

Apple is back to talk about 5G. The company claims to have optimized the device and its software for 5G use. The iPhone 12 will see when 5G is not profitable and will go back to LTE to save battery. That is likely to be the case in the early days of its release.

Guessing, Apple is upgrading its A14 Bionic mainframe. The company claims to be the fastest smartphone chip right now. The A14 Bionic is built on 5 nm processor technology, which means small transistors. There are 11.8 billion transistors per chip, so it’s a good thing you don’t have to pay per transistor. The iPhone 12 also has a new 4-core GPU.

Apple says the processor and GPU are the fastest on any smartphone on the market. Neural Engine can do 11 trillion jobs per second.

Now we are talking about new cameras. You get a 12-megapixel wide camera and an ultra-wide camera without a telephoto. The main camera has a new f/1.6 opening (lower numbers are better) and a 7-item lens. Night mode also comes with a front-facing camera and a wide-angle camera, which is a welcome change.

iPhone 12 Mini – iPhone 12th Launch Event

If you want a smaller device, you can get the Mini. It’s “the smallest and calmest 5G phone in the world.” It still has a 5.4-inch screen, but minor than the original iPhone 8.

Mini starts at $ 699 while the iPhone 12 starts at $ 799, so there is a price hike in regular magazines. You pay for 5G whether you use it or not.

iPhone 12 Pro

Like the Apple Watch, the high-end iPhone uses a stainless steel frame instead of aluminum. It has MagSafe and an upsurge in IP density. The Pro Max now rises to 6.7 inches while the 12 Pro comes in at 6.1 inches.

Pro puts some focus on photography features. It uses Deep Fusion, which requires all components of the A14 Bionic chip. Deep Fusion is now on all four cameras, which is impressive because it was the only big camera before.

Pro camera configuration still has three individual modules. It has a wide range, a wide wide-angle, and a telephoto. Pro Max takes things one step further. Portrait mode is not 65mm instead of 52mm.

The chief camera has a new 47 percent larger sensor than other iPhone cameras. The visual image enhancement system is now changing the sensor instead of relying entirely on the IS lens.

Apple Pro Raw will now allow shooters to take immature photos while allowing access to photography technology. You get access to all the captured and sensed data. Apple is creating an API for other companies to allow Pro Raw compatibility.

With video, you can now record 10-bit HDR with 700 million colors. It records in Dolby Vision HDR – every single frame comes with an iPhone photo processor, even at 4K 60p. That’s a lot of image processing.

You can edit in Dolby Vision directly with the photos app. This looks like a big jump in camera technology.

The iPhone 12 Pro gets its Lidar sensor to create deep scenes maps. It works to enhance AR and VR, and help the camera focus in the dark.

The LiDAR chip feels exactly like a pro feature. Apple Demo introduces a company using LiDAR to make mockups in AR instead of building prototypes without cardboard.

The iPhone 12 Pro starts at $ 999 and the Pro Max starts at $ 1,099. Personally, I look forward to trying out the new camera technology at 12 Pro Max. Check for updates when they are received.