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In case you are wondering what the cons of the iPhone Duo are compared to the iPhone 18 Pro, I’ve compiled a list:
Body
• No Action Button
• Not compatible with MagSafe wallets
• 0.48” wider and 0.1” thicker closed (but 1.27” shorter) than 18 Pro
• 0.24” wider and 0.1” thicker closed (but 1.79” shorter) than 18 Pro Max
• 1.52oz (43g) heavier than 18 Pro
• 0.18oz (5g) heavier than 18 Pro Max
Camera Hardware
• 12MP Center Stage front camera instead of 18MP
• No telephoto camera (no 4x or 8x)
• No variable aperture on main camera
• Older, weaker sensor shift OIS system on main camera (we’ve been on 2nd gen OIS since the 14 Pro)
• No adaptive flash (cannot focus beam width)
Camera Features
• No Spatial Photos or Spatial Videos
• No smart focus tracking on front camera (still on rear though)
• No Pro controls (aperture, shutter speed, white balance, and histogram)
• No ProRAW photos
• No ProRes or ProRes RAW video
• No Academy Color Encoding System
• No Apple Log video
• No Genlock support
• No Apple Reference Image (AI tamper detection and edit restoration)
Microphones
• No studio-quality four mic array
Display
• Inner display is actually lower 430 PPI (though outer is the same 460)
Sensors
• No TrueDepth sensors (no Face ID)
• No rear LiDAR
Power
• Does not support USB-PD’s Adjustable Voltage Supply (AVS) (why max charge speed is slightly slower)
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Helpful article from a tech perspective:
Seven Ways to Track Your Risk of Falling—and Prevent an Injury via @WSJ #Tech #health (gift article)
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A robot dog entered a zoo. The animals were not fans.
A robot dog entered a zoo. The animals were not fans.
Researchers at the Sydney Zoo deployed a robot dog to study how animals would behave in its presence.
FBI Warns Gmail, Apple Mail, Outlook Users—Emailing These 2 Words Is Dangerous via @Forbes #security forbes.com/sites/zakdoffman/…
Google ‘Perpetual Hack’ Attack Steals Passwords And 2FA—Act Now via @Forbes #security forbes.com/sites/daveywinder…
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Great news for privacy lovers!!! With iOS 18.2, iPhone users can now automatically remove location data from photos and videos when sharing them through specific apps. To enable this feature, navigate to Settings > Privacy & Security > Photos, select the desired app, tap Options under Private Access, and disable Location. This ensures that shared media doesn’t include sensitive location information.
15 apps to delete from your phone: forbes.com/sites/zakdoffman/… via @Forbes
Helpful tips and tricks for using Google Maps more effectively: autoevolution.com/news/googl… via @_autoevolution_ #GoogleMaps #EVCharging
7 iOS 18 Features Every iPhone User Should Change Now cnet.com/tech/services-and-s… via @CNET #iPhone #iOS18
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