date of publication:
September 09 2022 20:13 GMT
Update date: September 09 2022 21:35 GMT
The American company Apple recently revealed the advanced “iPhone 14” series of phones, which is full of software improvements at the expense of the series’ cosmetic change, which has not changed any. and focused
Source: Hadeer Muhammad – Erm News
The American company Apple recently unveiled the advanced “iPhone 14” series of phones, which is full of software improvements at the expense of the series’ cosmetic change, which has not changed any.
Apple focused on the design of the phone, however, on durability and hardness, and confirmed that it made it more durable thanks to the ceramic shield, which is stronger than any smartphone glass.
And according to what Apple said on its website in its description of the phone, “iPhone 14” is made of high-quality “stainless steel” metal, as used in surgical instruments.
The most prominent thing that happened to the design of the device was the absence of the top notch, which Apple replaced with a new software design called Dynamic Island, which has several uses.
Apple describes this feature as an unprecedented innovation that reflects the company’s pioneering vision of integrating the worlds of hardware and software and everything in between.
The iPhone maker considered that this feature is an interactive space that highlights to you everything that interests you, including music, match results, and others, in a way that attracts and does not distract your attention.
“Dynamic Island” combines fun and useful information in an exciting new way, combining your notifications, alerts and activities in one interactive place.
It’s integrated across the entire iOS 16 system and compatible with a wide range of apps to float everything you need exactly when you need it.
The area that replaced the previous ugly bump includes a 31% smaller true depth camera system along with a redesigned proximity sensor as well as advanced algorithms and animation effects designed to glide gracefully and smoothly.
