Apple iPhone XR review #TechTalk By Esquire Middle East

Apple's new blower isn't technically its smartest, but it just might be its best. Here's why every year Apple releases new phones, but this year it decided to launch three well two and a half. The supposed star of the show was the iPhone 10s, and it's slightly bigger brother, the iPhone 10s max, but then Apple lifted the lid on an entirely new phone, the iPhone, 10, armed and terrible naming conventions. Aside it's the phone most people will end up going for why? Because it comes in a range of fancy, new hues, sports, the same class-leading camera and software as the other models, as well as an identical processor. Oh, Anna has a bigger full-screen design and, most importantly, it's cheaper a lot cheaper. Let's get the tech stuff out the way.

First, you get a 6.1 inch. LCD screen a 12 megapixel rear camera, along with a 7 megapixel front, facing one, the ability to record a 4k video and the new, a 12 Bionic processor wireless charging waterproofing, as well as storage up to 256 gigabytes. All that makes for a compelling smartphone package and one that is more or less the same as Apple's more expensive tennis models, the main differences here at LY in the camera, the 10 are sports, a single wide-angle camera and no zoom sensor, and that screen the screen is the biggest differentiator here and the one that is most responsible for the iPhone 10 ours smaller well, in comparison price tag, it might be bigger, but it's made of an LCD tech, not oh LE D Tech. In reality, that means resolution is lower, which can make images less buttery smooth than on the 10s. That won't matter to most people, though, but if you use your phone as a media device, it's probably worth a visit to your friendly neighborhood, Apple Store, to check it out in person.

The 10r has the same digital brain as the 10s models, which themselves are bleeding fast when it comes to opening and closing apps, hot swapping tabs and playing games. But what of that single camera sensor? Competitors such as Samsung and Huawei seem adamant that more camera sensors make for a better smartphone, but Apple seems quite happy with just the one they have. However, given at that camera, some really clever, artificially intelligent, smarts snap, a shot in portrait mode, for example, and you can still play with the blurry both effect and change the lighting. Video is still buttery, smooth, incredibly dynamic, and it can still record in ultra-high definition 4k. It is a lot of phone, and it should be considering the price which is still quite expensive when compared to rival Android models, but the iPhone XR is in no way a scaled-back version of Apple's flagship, the iPhone 10s.

In fact, we'd say there are more similarities between the two models here and there are actually differences thanks for stopping by and watching another one of our Tech Talks. If you liked what you saw be sure to hit the subscribe button, I'll see you very soon.

Source : Esquire Middle East