Apple’s newly-launched iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max and the iPhone XR are out and so are the smartphone technological advancements that the company was perfecting since past one year. Although the new handsets seem to have the same design as iPhone X, Apple has introduced some key new features of the new iPhones. We have listed all of them below. Check them out!<doc-sep>iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max - the best and biggest displays iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max bring the best and biggest displays to iPhone Most Advanced iPhone Ever Features a 5.8-Inch and 6.5-Inch All-Screen Design, with Powerful A12 Bionic Chip and a Breakthrough Dual Camera System Cupertino, California — Apple today announced iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max, the most advanced iPhones ever, taking the vision for the future of the smartphone to a new level. The 5.8-inch iPhone Xs and 6.5-inch iPhone Xs Max feature stunning Super Retina displays, a faster and improved dual camera system that offers breakthrough photo and video features, the first 7-nanometer chip in a smartphone — the A12 Bionic chip with next-generation Neural Engine — faster Face ID, wider stereo sound, a beautiful new gold finish and introduce Dual SIM to iPhone. iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max will be available for pre-order beginning Friday, 14 September and in stores beginning Friday, 21 September. “iPhone Xs is packed with next-generation technologies and is a huge step forward for the future of the smartphone. Everything is state of the art including the industry-first 7-nanometer A12 Bionic chip with 8-core Neural Engine, faster Face ID and an advanced dual camera system that shoots Portrait mode photos with Smart HDR and dynamic depth of field,” said Philip Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing. “iPhone Xs is not one, but two new iPhone models, and iPhone Xs Max offers the biggest display ever in an iPhone with the biggest battery ever in an iPhone, delivering up to an hour and a half more battery life in your day.” Two All-Screen Designs iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max build on the all-screen design of iPhone X and feature the sharpest displays with the highest pixel density of any Apple device. Now offered in 5.8-inch and 6.5-inch sizes,[1] these Super Retina displays with a custom OLED design support Dolby Vision and HDR10 and have iOS system-wide colour management for the best colour accuracy in the industry. iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max offer a million-to-one contrast ratio with remarkable brightness and true blacks while showing 60 percent greater dynamic range in HDR photos. iPhone Xs Max delivers a more immersive experience with over 3 million pixels for videos, movies and games, offering the largest display ever in an iPhone in a footprint similar to iPhone 8 Plus. A surgical grade stainless steel band now in gold joins finishes in silver and space grey. Wider stereo playback creates a more immersive soundstage. The front and back glass design features the most durable glass ever in a smartphone with improved scratch resistance, while the glass back enables faster wireless charging. iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max reach a new level of splash and water resistance of IP68 for up to 2 metres for 30 minutes and protect against everyday spills including coffee, tea and soft drinks. [2] A12 Bionic and Next-Generation Neural Engine The Apple-designed A12 Bionic, the smartest and most powerful chip in a smartphone, features the first 7-nanometer chip ever in a smartphone that delivers industry-leading performance in a more power-efficient design. A12 Bionic features a six-core fusion architecture with two performance cores that are up to 15 percent faster, four efficiency cores that are up to 50 percent more efficient, a four-core GPU that is up to 50 percent faster, powerful Apple-designed Image Signal Processor (ISP), video encoder and more. A fast storage controller can deliver iPhone storage up to 512GB. All of this unlocks new experiences for games, photography, video editing and graphics-intensive apps. Even with all this power, iPhone Xs offers 30 minutes longer than iPhone X, and iPhone Xs Max offers an hour and a half longer than iPhone X, between charges. The next-generation Neural Engine is built for advanced machine learning in everything from photography to augmented reality. A new eight-core design allows it to complete up to 5 trillion operations per second compared to 600 billion in A11 Bionic. This enables new capabilities like faster plane detection for ARKit and new features that use real-time machine learning. For the first time the Neural Engine is open to Core ML, empowering developers to build apps that utilise this highly efficient machine learning engine. Core ML running on the A12 Bionic Neural Engine is up to nine times faster than on A11 Bionic, with as little as one-tenth the energy usage. Breakthrough 12MP Dual Camera System iPhone Xs continues to bring innovations to photography, things not possible before iPhone. Capabilities like advanced depth segmentation using the Neural Engine, Smart HDR creating photos with high dynamic range and great image detail, advanced bokeh quality in Portrait mode photos and dynamic depth of field that is user adjustable in the Photos app, are all huge improvements in state-of-the-art photographic techniques that everyone can use. The 12-megapixel dual camera system features dual optical image stabilisation with 2x optical zoom, while a new sensor is twice as fast. Smart HDR creates photos with more highlights and shadow detail. Larger and deeper pixels improve image fidelity and low-light performance. Advanced depth segmentation in Portrait mode enables more sophisticated portraits with professional-level bokeh. New Depth Control allows users to dynamically adjust the depth of field in the Photos app both in real-time preview[3] and post-capture to create portraits with a beautiful background blur. Portrait mode with Depth Control is also available on the TrueDepth camera for selfies, which includes Memoji and faster face tracking support for third-party ARKit apps. iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max deliver the highest quality video capture in a smartphone. The larger pixels and larger, faster sensor enable improved low-light performance and video stabilisation, as well as extended dynamic range for more highlight and shadow detail in video modes up to 30 frames per second. Using the four built-in mics, users can also record stereo sound to get the most out of video recordings. Advanced Technologies Face ID, the most secure facial authentication system ever in a smartphone, is now even faster.<doc-sep>Apple just announced the iPhone XS and XS Max. They’re iterations on last year’s iPhone X, but the XS Max at least stands out in one very notable way: it’s so much larger. The Max has a 6.5-inch screen, making it a bigger phone than even the latest model in Samsung’s famously large Galaxy Note line. The event just wrapped up, and Apple has let us out into a demo area with phones to check out. Our initial impression: they feel similar to the iPhone X. Build quality is, of course, up to Apple’s standards. Neither the new, more durable glass nor the steel rails feel any more slippery than before, and a quick snap of a photo shows that it is fast — though we need to do more testing to really know anything definitive. The screen and glass are apparently better than on last year’s phone, but not so much so that I would upgrade for either on their own. The hands-on area was also a little too loud to really get a sense of the new stereo speakers. But look: these are the most high-quality phones I’ve touched, which is one of those things that is expected of new iPhones, and it’s good to just be able to say that Apple delivered. The iPhone XS Max is bigger, yes, but as you can see in the photos (below), it is almost hard to distinguish the two when you’re looking at photos. It feels much better than any “Plus” iPhone ever has. I always found the Plus-sized iPhones to be ungainly, but the Max seems to be a little more ergonomic in subtle ways. If you’ve wanted a Plus before but were put off by the size, I’d at least try to hold the new Max size before making your decision. Both phones have identical specs aside from their screens. They use Apple’s new A12 Bionic processor, which is supposed to be 15 percent faster than the A11, have improved water resistance that’s supposed to let them stay submerged in two meters of water for up to 30 minutes, and have support for two SIMs and gigabit LTE. The rear cameras have each seen improvements to make them faster (larger pixels on the wide-angle lens, a wider aperture on the telephoto lens), and the selfie camera is supposed to be faster as well (though not for any immediate spec-related reason). More than anything else, the most impressive tech demo this year is the new portrait mode feature, which allows you to adjust the bokeh after the shoot. It’s just fun to slide the dial left and right to get the exact right amount of blur. The real difference comes down to both phones’ displays, though that’s just in terms of size and resolution. The XS has the same 5.8-inch size, OLED tech, and 2436 x 1125 resolution as the iPhone X, though it’s also supposed to have 60 percent greater dynamic range for more vibrant images. The XS Max takes the OLED screen and dynamic range gains and brings them to a 6.5-inch size, with a 2688 x 1242 resolution. Both have the same 458 ppi pixel density, so you don’t lose out on sharpness by going larger.<doc-sep>Apple's next iPhone launch will arrive to great fanfare today, when users will get to see the latest smartphones from the Californian technology giant for the first time. The firm is set to unveil three new iPhones at the launch event in San Francisco. The iPhones are expected to be a follow up to last year's iPhone 8 and iPhone X models with a trio of new iPhones: two premium upgrades called the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, and a cheaper device that will be a follow up to the iPhone 8 and is likely to be called the iPhone Xc. But what will the differences be, and will Apple's new smartphones be a worthy upgrade on the iPhone 8? iPhone 8 v iPhone XS The new iPhone for 2018 is expected to be called the XS, in keeping with Apple's naming phones using an "S" for iterative devices. There are set to be some key differences between the old device and what could be a trio of new models as Apple adopts its high-end iPhone X design on all its main smartphones.<doc-sep>
Apple unveils the brand new iPhone XS and iPhone XR iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max were announced by Apple on the stage of its Steve Jobs Theatre in Cupertino on Wednesday and both come with a score of tantalising features. The new flagships from the American tech firm boast a new A12 Bionic processor that is claimed to be the "smartest and most powerful" in a phone ever. That means both the Xs and Xs Max should be able to blitz through iOS 12 and tackle the latest and greatest games with ease. Both phones have an improved dual-camera system that have a new feature Apple is calling "Smart HDR" that should make snaps look clearer than ever while also retaining more detail. And a new "advanced Portrait mode" was shown off by Apple that gives users more control over bokeh effects that are applied in the background. Face ID was also touted to be more secure and faster than ever thanks to new and improved algorithms. But it appears the devices could arrive with a feature that was announced by Apple under the radar somewhat. iPhone X and iPhone 8 featured glass rears that allowed for wireless charging to make its way to Apple's lauded smartphone line last year. iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max were announced by Apple on the stage of its Steve Jobs Theatre But now the trillion-dollar company is hinting this process will be faster than ever on iPhone Xs and Xs Max thanks to new materials. A post on the company's website reads: "A surgical grade stainless steel band now in gold joins finishes in silver and space grey. Wider stereo playback creates a more immersive soundstage. "The front and back glass design features the most durable glass ever in a smartphone with improved scratch resistance, while the glass back enables faster wireless charging." Such a statement implies the new materials used to produce the device's glass back allow for "faster" charging using wireless pads. The new flagships from the American tech firm boast a new A12 Bionic processor Prior to the official announcement of the iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max it was rumoured the phones would come with improved wireless charging capabilities. Last month the China Times insisted Apple would bring a new wireless charging coil to its latest flagship, that would allow speeds to rise from 7.5W on the iPhone 8 and iPhone X to 10W. But while Apple's detailing of the feature does not officially confirm such a report, it is heavily suggested. iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max are available to pre-order. iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max may arrive with a subtle but very useful upgrade