IT Home September 14th news, before the new iPhone 14 series began to be delivered to customers on Friday, September 16th, Apple has opened review permissions to some media and YouTube bloggers.
Compared to iPhone 13, the new iPhone 14 is an incremental upgrade, has the same overall design, the same A15 bionic chip and additional GPU core, and has slightly improved the rear and front cameras .
display
iPhone 14 series comes in two models, the standard 6.1-inch iPhone 14 and the larger 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Plus. The iPhone 14 Plus doesn’t start shipping to customers until Friday, October 7, so reviews focus on smaller iPhone 14 standard version models.
The display of the standard iPhone 14 is almost the same as the iPhone 13 display, and The Verge editor Allison Johnson said it is a good display, but other Android phones can also offer a 120Hz refresh rate premium display at the same price.
performance
Apple iPhone 14 has the same A15 bionic chip as iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max. Compared to the A15 Bionic chip that was found in the standard iPhone 13 last year, the iPhone 14 chip adds a GPU core. CNET said that the iPhone 14 is "fast", smooth animation, and performance is not a problem.
iPhone 14 also includes an improved internal design that better manages heat, allowing users to play high-intensity games for longer without overheating the device. Engadget said the device manages to keep it "cool" during the game, and the phone still maintains its capabilities in terms of performance . "When the autofocus of the selfie camera was repeatedly tested in low light, it became hot, but it was not very hot."
battery life
IT Home learned that the battery of the standard version of iPhone 14 is slightly larger than that of the standard version of iPhone 13. Apple promises that iPhone 14 will play videos for up to 20 hours and audio for up to 80 hours, similar to last year's iPhone 13.
The Verge says in actual testing, "after three to four hours of screen turn-on time", the iPhone 14 has about 40% to 50% of its battery left at the end of the day, adding that while it's hard to compare with the iPhone 13 due to limited testing and different usage, it should be enough for most users. The front and rear cameras of the
camera
iPhone 14 have been upgraded. On the front side, the Selfie Camera is the brand new 12MP camera with autofocus. Apple says the new camera can provide up to 2x low-light photos thanks to its larger aperture.
On the back, the iPhone 14 has the same dual camera setup as the iPhone 13, but now comes with an improved main lens and ultra-wide-angle lens. The new main camera has ƒ/1.5 aperture, allowing 49% more light to enter each time you shoot. The main camera also benefits from Apple's new workflow of "photon engine". The "Photon Engine" combines multiple pixels from multiple exposure levels to provide brighter and "more realistic" colors in low light conditions.
CNET says that the iPhone 14 can take acceptable photos in low-light conditions and handle details well. "Shoot the dog's photos in a not-so-bright interior in the coffee shop. The iPhone 14 captures the texture and details of the dog's fur. Even when taking pictures, the dog is moving its head, it captures the action well."
In terms of video, the iPhone 14 includes a new sport mode that provides stable video when activated. The Verge says the Sport mode is “perfect for use in bright outdoor light”, noting that under any other conditions, the video looks “with a lot of spots.”
