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Check out everything you need to know about Apple's most affordable smartphone - the iPhone SE 5G (3rd Gen). Take a quick look at its specs, key features (the good and the bad), pricing and its competitors.
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We have less than 30 days before the year 2021 ends and I've decided to come up with a shortlist of Apple iPad, Samsung, Xiaomi, Realme, Nokia, Lenovo and Teclast tablets that offer the best value for money. This means that they offer great specs at a good price. In particular, they have little to no compromises, are packed with extra features, and are relatively more affordable. Basically, these are tablets that punch above their weight (or price). So tune in to find out!
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Check out everything you need to know about Apple's newest iPads: the refreshed iPad (2021) and the all-new iPad mini (2021). Take a quick look at their specs, key features (the good and the bad), pricing and their competitors.
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Check out everything you need to know about Apple's latest and greatest iPhone series: the iPhone 13, the iPhone 13 mini, the iPhone 13 Pro and the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Take a quick look at their specs, key features (the good and the bad), pricing and their competitors.
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At this year's WWDC, Apple unveiled two new iPad Pros: the all-new iPad Pro 10.5-inch and the refreshed iPad Pro 12.9-inch. Physically, both still look like the original iPad Pro but there are a lot of changes under the hood and in terms of software. Starting with the display - both iPad Pros come with an LED-backlit Retina display which is fully laminated, anti-reflective, fingerprint-resistant, and goes as bright as 600 nits. The display also features a wide color gamut, which supports HDR content. The larger iPad Pro has a 12.9-inch screen of 2,732 x 2,048 resolution while the smaller one has a 10.5-inch screen of 2, 224 x 1,668 resolution. Both have a pixel density of 264 ppi.
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Ticking inside the new iPad Pros is Apple's own 64-bit, hexa-core A10X Fusion chip, which offers up to 30% better CPU performance and 40% better GPU performance than its predecessor. It also has an embedded M10 co-processor. Unlike in the previous iPad Pros, the new iPad Pro duo will have a base storage of 64GB and could go up to 256GB or 512GB. While these new iPad Pros will ship with iOS 10 by default, iOS 11 will be immediately available upon their release. Among the new features of iOS 11 are split-screen multi-tasking with drag-and-drop functionality between apps, a new Files app, a new Dock, a new customizable dock, augmented reality, expanded Siri functionality, AirPlay 2, and upgrades to the App Store, Apple Play, Camera, Live Photos, Apple Music, and more. Apple also promises a 10-hour battery life for the new iPad Pros.
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When it comes to photography, the new iPad Pros share a lot of features with the cameras found in the iPhone 7. They come with a 12-MP primary camera with an f/1.8 aperture, optical image stabilization (OIS), 6-element lens, Quad-LED True Tone flash, auto-focus with Focus Pixels, Live Photos with stabilization, and more. The main camera can also record 4K videos at 30 fps, supports OIS for video, time-lapse mode, slo-mo video, and more. For selfie lovers, there is a 7-MP front-facing camera with an f/2.2 aperture, Retina Flash, 1080p Full HD video recording capabilities, and support for Live Photos. Connectivity-wise, the new iPad Pros come with dual-band Wi-Fi with MIMO, Bluetooth 4.2, LTE-A, embedded Apple SIM, GPS, FaceTime audio, and FaceTime video. They still feature the TouchID fingerprint scanner for securing data and purchasing media. They also sport a four-speaker audio setup with dual microphones for calls, video recording, and audio recording. A 3.5 mm headset jack is still in tow. Thank God.
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The iPad Pro 10.5-inch will come in four colors: Space Gray, Rose Gold, Gold, Silver while the iPad Pro 12.9-inch have to make do with just three, minus the Rose Gold option. The smaller iPad Pro will retail starting at $649 while the larger iPad Pro will set you back starting at $799. Accessories for the iPad Pro are sold separately and include the Apple Pencil, Smart Keyboard, Leather Sleeve, USB-C to Lightning cable, an SD card reader, and a USB camera adapter.
Apple surprised everyone with a new iPad model, called well, the iPad. Its design is largely similar to the now defunct iPad Air 2 but the new iPad brought with it some changes. It now sports Apple's 64-bit A9 chip with the embedded M9 co-processor. It's also thicker at 7.5 mm due to a larger 32.4Wh battery. Other than these two changes, its other specs remain the same - a 9.7-inch Retina display, an 8-MP primary camera, a 1.2-MP front camera, a Touch ID fingerprint scanner with Apple Pay support, dual stereo speakers, a 10-hour battery life, and an iOS 10 mobile operating software. The new iPad is available in Silver, Gold, and Space Gray color variants, in both Wi-Fi-only and LTE models, and in 32GB and 128GB storage capacities. To become available in April or May 2017, depending on your location, its base price starts at $329.
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But it wasn't only the new iPad that was announced, Apple also dropped the price of the iPad mini 4. It is now available in only one storage capacity of 128GB and priced at $399 for the Wi-Fi model and $529 for the cellular model. The entire iPad range now consists of the iPad mini 4, the new iPad, the 9.7-inch iPad Pro, and the 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
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Then we go to the (Product) RED edition of the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus. This marks the first time Apple has applied (Product) RED to its iPhones. Every purchase of the new (RED) iPhones contributes to the global fund supporting HIV/AIDS programs. In terms of specs, nothing has changed on both iPhones. Do note that (Product) RED iPhones are only available in the 128GB and 256GB variants. They will go on sale March 24, 2017.
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Last but not the least, we have the updated iPhone SE. Sadly, it was not an update in specs or design, just on storage options. The iPhone SE will now come in 32GB and 128GB variants, also available starting March 24, 2017.
Before the iPhone 7 was unveiled, the announcement of the Apple Watch Series 2 took the spotlight. Its newest feature is it being completely swim-proof and waterproof up to 50 meters, and even comes with swim modes to track your swimming activities. On the outside, it looks very similar to the original Apple Watch but it is under the hood where upgrades have been made. The Apple Watch Series 2 still comes in 38 mm and 42 mm sizes but with an extremely bright screen, which can go up to 1,000 nits. It also has a snappier dual-core processor, which is 50% faster than its predecessor, and a GPU that is twice as fast as the old one. Aside from its built-in heart rate sensor, the Series 2 now comes with a dedicated GPS for greater tracking and location accuracy.
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The Apple Watch Series 2 runs watchOS 3, which offers a lot of new features: launching apps instantly with up-to-date information, a new dock for quick access to favorite apps, switching watch faces through edge-to-edge swipe, Scribble and more. Notifications, fitness and health tracking features, Siri and Apple Pay are still part of the package. There are also two new additions: the Breathe meditation app and the SOS functionality which enables the user to contact emergency services by holding the home key.
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Like the original Apple Watch, the Series 2 will also have the more expensive Edition and Hermes variants. Speaking of Edition, there is a new variant of the Apple Watch Series 2 that will come in Ceramic, which is said to be four times harder than stainless steel. There's also the new Nike+ edition with its own unique app and watchbands. The Apple Watch Series 2 will launch on September 16 and will retail starting at $369. The Nike+ edition will also cost $369. The Apple Watch Hermes will set you back $1,149 while the Apple Watch Edition will cost $1,249. And in case you're still interested in the original Apple Watch, the company has upgraded its processor to dual-core and will be sold for just $269.
This year's most anticipated smartphone duo is now official - the Apple iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus. Both smartphones took a lot of cues from their predecessors but with a few tweaks and a new finish, the iPhone 7 duo looks better than the last two generations of the smartphone. With its body made of 7000 Series aluminum, the iPhone 7 is sturdy as it is beautiful. While we are used to the matte finish of previous iPhones, the iPhone 7 will have a new Jet Black variant, with high gloss finish thanks to a nine-step process of anodization and polishing. As for the design of the iPhone 7, the antenna lines are now discreet, the camera bump is more pronounced and more importantly, it is IP67 certified, meaning it is water and dust resistant. The iPhone 7 measures 138.3 mm x 67.1 mm x 7.1 mm and tips the scales at 138 grams while the iPhone 7 Plus measures 158.2 mm x 77.9 mm x 7.3 mm and weighs 188 grams.
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The iPhone 7 packs a 4.7-inch Retina HD display (LED-backlit IPS LCD) of 750 x 1,334 pixel resolution while the larger iPhone 7 Plus packs a 5.5-inch Retina HD display (LED-backlit IPS LCD) of 1080p Full HD resolution. Both display feature a maximum brightness of 625 cd/m2 (25% brighter than last generation), wide color gamut, dual-domain pixels for wide viewing angles, fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating and 3D Touch. The iPhone 7 duo also gets an all-new capacitive Home button, which a solid-state button that works in tandem with the new Taptic Engine for precise tactile feedback. The Touch ID fingerprint scanner is still built right into it.
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In terms of performance, both smartphones are powered by Apple's home-brewed 64-bit quad-core A10 Fusion chip with an embedded M10 motion coprocessor, 2GB RAM (iPhone 7)/3GB RAM (iPhone 7 Plus) and 32GB of non-expandable internal storage for the base model. Both are also available in 128GB and 256GB models, with the Jet Black variant exclusive to these two storage options. They run iOS 10 and come with all the goodies the software offers: Siri, Apple Pay, Photos, Music, Safari, iMessage, FaceTime, Maps, topnotch security and many more. Connectivity options include LTE (supporting up to 25 bands), LTE-A, VoLTE, Wi-Fi with MIMO, Bluetooth 4.2, GPS, GLONASS and NFC. Both also have sensors including three-axis gyro, accelerometer, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor and barometer.
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As for photography, the iPhone 7 packs a 12-MP primary camera with an f/1.8 aperture, 6-element lens, optical image stabilization (OIS), quad-LED True Tone flash, wide color capture for Live Photos, hybrid IR filter, backside illumination sensor, auto-focus with Focus Pixels (phase detection) and sapphire crystal lens cover. It is also capable of recording videos in 4K resolution at 30 fps, 1080 Full HD resolution at up 60 fps, slo-mo 1080p resolution at 120 fps, slo-mo 720p at 240 fps and time lapse videos with stabilization. For the iPhone 7's FaceTime HD camera, it has a 7-MP sensor, an f/2.2 aperture, Retina Flash, wider color capture for Live Photos, auto-HDR, and supports 1080p Full HD video recording. Then we have the iPhone 7 Plus' 12-MP dual cameras with an f/1.8 aperture for the wide-angle lens and an f/2.2 aperture for the telephoto lens. It supports 2x optical zoom and 10x digital zoom. It will also allow you to capture depth of field, keeping the subject sharp while blurring the background, which is also known as the bokeh effect. Like the iPhone 7, the iPhone 7 Plus' camera features a 6-element lens, optical image stabilization, quad-LED True Tone flash and more. As for video recording and the front-facing camera, the iPhone 7 Plus shares all features of the smaller iPhone 7.
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For the first time, the new iPhones will come with stereo speakers for louder audio output and higher dynamic range. Unfortunately, Apple chose to let go of the 3.5 mm headphone jack. Instead, it will provide a free Lightning to 3.5 mm headphone jack adapter in the iPhone 7's packaging. Also included in the package are the Apple EarPods with Lightning connector. And to be sold separately, starting October 2016, Apple will also offer the AirPods, which are wireless headphones compatible to the new iPhones, Apple Watch, iPad and Mac computers. As for the battery life, both iPhones are said to have a longer battery life than their predecessors. The iPhone 7 has a standby time of 10 days, wireless talk time of up to 14 hours, Internet use of up to 14 hours, wireless video playback of up to 13 hours and wireless audio playback of up to 40 hours. Meanwhile, the iPhone 7 Plus has a standby time of 16 days, wireless talk time of up to 21 hours, Internet use of up to 15 hours, wireless video playback of up to 14 hours and wireless audio playback of up to 60 hours.
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The new iPhones will come in Gold, Silver, Rose Gold, Black and Jet Black. They will ship with Apple EarPods, Lightning to 3.5 mm headphone jack adapter, and will only accept nano-SIM cards. Pricing starts at $649 for the 32GB iPhone 7 and $769 for the 32GB iPhone 7 Plus, both contract-free. Each higher storage tier will set you back an additional $100. The iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will start shipping on September 16 in 28 major markets, including the US, UK, Australia, China, Japan, France, Hong Kong, Singapore and Germany. On September 23, they will be released in 30 more markets, including Russia, Saudi Arabia, Monaco and Czech Republic.
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Are you dying to get your hands on these new iPhones?
Apple has unveiled two new iOS devices: the often leaked iPhone SE and the smaller 9.7-inch iPad Pro. After jumping on the bandwagon of smartphones with massive displays with the iPhone 6/6s and iPhone 6 Plus/6s Plus, Apple thought that there is still a market for smartphones with a smaller display. Here comes the iPhone SE, which is basically a rehash of the 2013 iPhone 5s. Physically, the iPhone SE and iPhone 5s have a lot in common. Both sport a 4-inch Retina Display with a pixel density of 326 ppi. They also have the same dimensions though the former is a tad heavier than the latter. The iPhone SE also has smoother frame edges compared to the sharp and shiny chamfered edges of the iPhone 5s. The iPhone SE also comes in the three color variants that the iPhone 5s was available during its reign: gold, silver, and space gray. Naturally, the new Apple iPhone also comes with a rose gold color option.
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The bigger upgrades on the iPhone SE can be seen under the hood. It packs the powerful 64-bit dual-core Apple A9 chipset with the embedded M9 motion co-processor, which also powers the higher end iPhone 6s/6s Plus. It ships with iOS 9 installed complete with Apple Pay, Touch ID, Siri, and ultra-fast LTE. Unfortunately, to keep the costs down, the iPhone SE does not come with a 3D Touch display. When it comes to camera, the iPhone SE inherited the 12-MP iSight camera of the iPhone 6s/6s Plus, complete with True Tone Flash and Live Photos. While its front camera got stuck with 1.2-MP, it now has Retina Flash, which uses the iPhone's Retina Display as a camera flash.
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Maybe, you are wondering how much it would cost. Well, the Apple iPhone SE will sell for $399 for its rather small 16GB variant while the 64GB model will retail for $499. It will become available on March 31, 2016.
Then we have the 9.7-inch iPad Pro, which Apple has also made official. It is essentially a smaller version of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, also compatible with the Apple Pencil and the Smart Keyboard. It has an anodized aluminum body with four stereo speakers and a Touch ID. Its 9.7-inch Retina Display has a 2,048 x 1,536 resolution with a pixel density of 264 ppi. It is similar to the iPad Air 2's display but with 40% less reflection and comes with the new True Tone display technology. The latter simply adjusts the color temperature of the display to match the ambient lighting.
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Hardware-wise, the 9.7-inch Apple iPad Pro comes with the A9X chipset with 32GB/128GB/256GB of non-expandable internal storage. It runs iOS 9 out of the box and comes with all the features that the 12.9-inch iPad Pro has, namely: picture in picture video, fingerprint-protected notes, etc. Apple also made sure that the new iPad Pro is a capable imaging device. It has a 12-MP iSight camera with True Tone Flash, capable of shooting 4K videos, slo-mo videos, Live Photos, and 63-MP panoramas. In front, a 5-MP FaceTime HD camera with Retina Flash can be found.
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The new Apple iPad Pro will come in four colors: gold, silver, space gray, and rose gold and will start shipping on March 31, 2016. The 32GB variant starts at $599 and goes all the way up to $899 for the 256GB model. Are you getting one?
