iPhone 15 PM is my first iPhone and no jokes, the autocorrect is one of the worst I think I’ve used in a long time. If Gboard wasn’t buggy on iOS I would use that any day, been using that in android for years and it’s amazing, it uses cloud based autocorrect learning instead of on device, so it’s good even when you use it for the first time
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If you watch Jerry rig everything AND everything Apple pro, both do tests that involve scratching and dropping the phone on the screen and it held up incredibly well. I’m not sure which iPhone 15 you have, but mine looks brand new still and I don’t use a screen protector or anything
The front camera on the 15 pro max is the same as the 14 pro max. And the 13 pro max. And the standard 13. Apple doesn’t see a reason to change it, you haven’t seen my google pixel 6 pro front camera, in daylight it’s great, at night it’s the most awful looking thing you’ll ever see.
What steps do you to exactly? I’ll try and recreate it on my 15 pm to see if it’s a common thing
It’s a different lens and sensor. The 14 Pro max as a 77mm (3x optical) lens and the 15 pro max has a 120mm (5X optical) lens. Only the 15 pro max has the 5X optical lens though, standard 15 pro is same as the 14 pro max.
Depends what you’re wanting from your phone. Some modern console games coming to iOS are only on the iPhone 15 Pro and up, the new 5X lens is only on the 15 pro max, depends how much you’re saving though
Am I missing something here? A teardown skin will obviously be identical because it’s based on the internals and the internals of a device are the same regardless of which company opens it….
Ignore anyone trying to say this photo is ruined by editing.
People have no idea about photography and claim they are professionals.
Photography is about taking pictures YOU like, there is no such thing as a “wrong” picture. Same way there is no such thing as wrong music. It’s your creation and your vision for the picture. It’s like saying black and white pictures are crap because they have no colour.
People can do whatever the hell they want to their picture, the goal is not always to show real life or be as colour accurate as possible, it’s about conveying a feeling or emotion through the way the picture looks, adding vibrancy and colour to a picture can enhance pleasant expression, adding duller tones can be more of a darker feel.
Don’t even take my advice here though, just do the pictures YOU want to do. There’s no right or wrong.
But that actually is the Google Messaging app. I have iPhone 15PM and Google Pixel 6 Pro and I honestly can’t see anything different between messages in android and iMessage. If you have RCS enabled on android, your messages do become data based, you get typing notifications, read receipts, can send pictures and videos over internet.
I don’t understand it myself, both are so similar, android messaging is android to android and iMessage is iPhone to iPhone. They can both easily do what the other can, so this whole thing makes no sense to me
Post examples or something. My 15 Pro Max camera is very good, the only place it falls behind competition is in HDR, in dark scenes with bright lights, it blows out faces and stuff, but overall it’s a top 5 phone camera on the market.