Apple iPhone 12 with 5G, Homepot Mini and more: All announced today

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Another year, another iPhone. (Did I mention last year?) This is the last year before the iPhone hit teens: Apple announces four of its models IPhone 12 First Tuesday line A major overhaul of the iPhone’s design Since 2017 IPhone X., Which introduced face opening and better screen technology. This year they have colors, more models and 5G Wireless support in order. In addition Home Mini Smart speaker, we got treated MagSafe Wireless Charging System IPhone and a stealth release $ 50 Beats Flex Wireless Headphones.

Here How do you order iPhone 12, Mini, Pro and Pro Max models, On different days and at different prices.

Apple is late 5G Party (if you can call it “late” when the party starts), and integrating new wireless technology Potential issues with Apple, But it may still be A huge success for the company and the carriers. Experts are already worried Impact of new design on repair, Apple is already far below that score.

Verizon CEO Hans Westberg came to talk about this The iPhone is on its 5G Ultra Whiteband network And its expansion plans, including the operation of its nationwide 5G network. The iPhone 12 has a custom antenna design and, according to Apple, a boat load test. All models support MMWave 5G, at least in the US.


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Apple has updated its wireless charging MagSafe for iPhone, New charging coil design with magnet that allows any compatible accessories – such as cases and other docks – to slip on the back.

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Thin, compact and lightweight, the iPhone 12 features a new OLED Super Retina XDR display, boasting 460 ppi pixel density and Dolby Vision HDR support. It also features a new ceramic shield protection layer on the screen. It uses A14 Bionic, The same chip as in the new iPad Air with enhanced AI processing. It’s got a new camera, of course, with an F2.4 Ultrawide camera and an F1.6 wide dual system, Night Mode available on all cameras and at night time intervals. It starts at 99 799 in the US, 99 799 in the UK and AU $ 1,349 in Australia.

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Both the 6.1-inch Pro and 6.7-inch Pro Max get premium products and three cameras, as well as a lidar for deep mapping, AR and low-light autofocus. The Pro Max has a new sensor with sensor shift image stabilization on its third telephoto camera, which is popular with conventional cameras. It also has a new format called Apple Prora, which integrates computational photography and uses processing as parameters, so you can change the sharpness after the fact. As for the video, it can record 10-bit Dolby Vision HDR. The Pro starts at $ 999 (£ 999, AU $ 1,699), while the Pro Max starts at $ 1,099 (1,099, AU $ 1,849).

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This 5.4-inch iPhone 12 mini has the same features as the iPhone 12 – smaller, thinner and lighter. It starts at 99,699 in the US, 99,699 in the UK and AU $ 1,199 in Australia (similar to last year’s iPhone 11).

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Home Mini

Available November 15 for $ 99

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Apple’s Diner Smart Speaker looks like a restaurant table candle. The new Mini features a completely redesigned audio framework and uses “computational audio” to automatically adjust the sound properties. It can connect automatically when your iPhone comes close, and of course has deep integration with Sri. It costs $ 99 (£ 99, AU $ 149).


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