With the iPhone SE 2020 or 2nd generation  being released in April 2020 we thought this would be a good time to review all the iPhone models and their release dates. Do you remember all of these phones?

iPhone Original

Release date: June 29th 2007

Slogan: Apple reinvents the phone.

The first iPhone was introduced by Steve Jobs in June 2007. It was truly the first of its kind. Jobs himself described it as three devices in one – “an iPod, a phone and an internet communicator”.

This first-generation iPhone had a 3.5-inch screen with a 320 x 480-pixel resolution. The camera which was considered one of the best phone cameras in its time was only 2MP. The phone came with 8GB of storage.

Positive – Touchscreen. Great camera. Web browser. Many attributes in one device.

Not-so-positive – Third party apps were not allowed yet.

iPhone 3G

Release date: July 11th 2008

Slogans: The iPhone you’ve been waiting for, The first phone to beat the iPhone, Twice as fast, for half the price, 25,000 apps. And counting

Just the following summer – July 2008, brought in the next generation iPhone. The iPhone 3G was considered drastically different from its predecessor. 3G connectivity, lower price and third-party apps were some of the major developments.

The lower price was mainly due to the replacement of the metal back with plastic. Looks wise it was also more rounded in the back and thinner in size.

Positive – High speed internet connectivity due to 3G. Lower price. Third party apps allowed. Option of a white model.

Not-so-positive – No GPS. No 3G data. No video recorder.

iPhone 3GS

Release date: June 19th 2009

Slogan: The fastest, most powerful iPhone yet

8GB 3GS Slogan: More to love, less to pay

The third generation iPhone – the iPhone 3GS was launched in June 2009. The “S” stood for “speed”. As far as the outer appearance is concerned, it was very similar to the iPhone 3G. The only change being the iPhone name in silver on the back of the device.

The real enhancements were the better camera with video recorder, storage options and speed. It almost felt like a better version of the iPhone 3G itself.

Positive – Better speed. Better camera. Option to increase storage. Cut, copy, paste feature in the iOS.

Not-so-positive – No major improvements over its predecessor.

iPhone 4

Release date: June 24th 2010

Slogan: This changes everything. Again

June 2010, brought with it the iPhone 4. The fourth generation of this smartphone was considered a major upgrade to its previous model. The changes in the appearance included a body covered in glass and a flatter structure. It came with a 5MP camera and introduced the forward-facing camera starting the era of the “selfie”. FaceTime was introduced along with the iPhone 4 too. Some customers did experience iPhone breakages due to the glass back. The iPhone 4 and 4S utilised a MicroSIM card.

Positive – Forward-facing camera with HD video recording. FaceTime. Great looking phone.

Not-so-positive – Easily shattered due to glass back. High price.

iPhone 4s

Release date: October 14th 2011

Slogan: The most amazing iPhone yet

Launched in the October of 2011, the iPhone 4S introduced Apple’s voice assistant Siri. Other than that, this iPhone model was not greatly different from its predecessor. The changes were mainly improvements on already existing features.

Externally the iPhone 4S looked the same as the iPhone 4. It came with Apple’s new A5 processor and better graphics. It had a 8MP camera with 1080p video recording capabilities.

Positive – Siri. Better camera.

Not-so-positive – Nothing specific.

iPhone 5

Release date: September 21st 2012

Slogan: The biggest thing to happen to iPhone since iPhone

iPhone 5 was launched in September 2012. It had a 4-inch screen and a all-aluminum design. There was also a structural change in the charging port. All previous iPhones had used Apple’s 30 pin charging adaptor, with the iPhone 5 the lightning chargers were introduced. This lightning port remains in use today up to the and including the iPhone X. The iPhone 5’s major talking points however were, it’s light weight body (20% lighter than the 4s and lightest iPhone ever) and the new design of the earphones.  iPhone 5 also came with a 8 MP camera with HD FaceTime capability. As a space saving measure, the iPhone 5 and later iPhones make use of a Nano SIM card. Click here to see our Lightning chargers.

Positive – Light in weight. Big screen size. HD FaceTime.

Not-so-positive – Harder to use one-handed due to the taller screen. iOS upgrade was needed.

iPhone 5S/5C

Release date: September 20th 2013

iPhone 5S Slogan: Forward thinking

iPhone 5C Slogan: For the colorful

Exactly a year later, September 20th 2013, came the iPhone 5S and 5C launch. This time Apple attempted to make a budget iPhone with the iPhone 5C. It helped them compete with the more affordable Android phones in the market. Other than having a bigger battery and a plastic body, the iPhone 5C was a replica of the iPhone 5. It did bring in some much needed colour to the black-white-silver world of iPhones.

On the other hand, the 5S came with some major improvements. It had a better camera, fingerprint reading capability and a more powerful processor. They also offered a Gold option.

Positive – Budget friendly option with 5C. Introduced the fingerprint reading capability with 5S.

Not-so-positive – Nothing in particular.

iPhone 6/6 Plus

Release date: September 19th 2014

Slogan: Bigger than bigger

The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus were unveiled together in September 2014. These iPhones had big alterations in both design and features. First the screen size went from 4 to 4.7 inches in the 6, while the 6 Plus had a 5.5 inch screen. Then the resolution was improved, image quality was flawless despite the screen size increase and lastly the iPhone structure was more ergonomically friendly. The iOS 8 was released with this launch. Apparently, these were the phones that broke the company’s records for pre-orders on the night of the launch itself!

This launch also brought in Apple Pay and a new improved 8 MP camera. Both phones included NFC chips for the Apple Pay feature. They used a new technology called “dual domain pixels” which contributes to the amazing images on the screen.

Positive – Many! Bigger screen. Ergo friendly. Apple Pay. Improved image quality.

Not-so-positive – iOS 8 had issues and bugs come up soon after the launch

iPhone 6S/6S Plus

Release date: September 25th 2015

Slogan: The only thing that’s changed is everything

Slogan: One powerful phone

September 2015 welcomed the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus. As far as external features are concerned, these phones are exactly the same as their predecessors. The same screen sizes, resolutions and all metal bodies. The only change is the additional choice of colour – the pretty Rose Gold.

Internally however, the phones have a lot to be talked about. The cool new “3D Touch” feature in these iPhones lets the user choose functionality using the pressure of their fingers. For example, if a user presses hard on a topic on the screen it will bring up additional menus or open in a different window. Other than this, there is the new A9 chip, the 12 MP camera with Live Photo feature and the 7000 series aluminum bodies.

Positive – 3D Touch. Better processor. New choice of colour.

Not-so-positive – Nothing much.

iPhone SE

Release date: March 31st 2016

Slogan: A big step for small

Apple made another mid-year launch with the iPhone SE in March 2016. It was marketed as a ideal choice for someone looking for a smaller sized, budget phone.

The iPhone SE had a 4-inch screen, lower cost and great battery life. All other physical features were like the iPhone 5S. Inner specifications were those of the iPhone 6S. It has a 12MP camera, iOS 9 and 64 GB storage capacity.

Positive – Budget friendly. Good battery.

Not-so-positive – Nothing worth mentioning.

iPhone 7/7 Plus

Release date: September 16th 2016

Slogan: This is 7

At the yearly launch in September 2016, Apple presented the iPhones 7 and 7 Plus. A noteworthy feature of these phones is the outstanding camera with telephoto lens that gives the phones the capacity to take 2x zoom photos without any compromises in quality. Both these phones are waterproof, which is definitely a great quality to have. Additional changes include the new lightening connector for the headphones in place of the headphone jack and no more “home” buttons.

The 7 Plus comes with two rear cameras to aide taking great quality portrait photos.

Positive – Greatly improved camera. Waterproof.

Not-so-positive – Some customers are unhappy with the design of the new headphones.

iPhone 8/8Plus

Release date: September 22nd 2017

Slogan: A new generation of iPhone

In September 2017, Apple skipped the iPhone 7S/7S Plus and launched the iPhone 8/8 Plus models instead.

The showstopper of this launch was – Wireless Charging capability! Other improvements include a 12 MP camera with dual snapper on the rear of the phones and a A11 Bionic processor.

Positive – Wireless charging capability.

Not-so-positive – No big deal breakers here – but, the phones look very similar to the 7/7 Plus models and the resolution of the screen is the same.

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iPhone X

Release date: November 3rd 2017

Slogan: Say hello to the future

Shortly after the iPhone 8/8 Plus models, was the launch of the iPhone X. Popularly known as the “most important iPhone ever launched”, the iPhone X launch on 3 November 2017. The name is pronounced as iPhone “Ten” not the letter “X” the “X” being number 10 in Roman numerals. The iPhone X celebrates the iPhone’s tenth anniversary.

There are significant changes in the physical appearance of the iPhone with the iPhone X. The 5.8-inch screen with Super Retina HD display is just the start of it. There is no “Home” button on this phone and the swipe up gesture from the bottom of the screen is used in place of it. No more fingerprint scanning either. Face ID using the facial recognition technique is used for identification. This iPhone introduces OLED display in iPhones. Last but definitely not the least – this is the most expensive iPhone ever.

Positive – Bigger screen. OLED display. Facial recognition.

Not-so-positive – Expensive.

iPhone XS/XS Max

Release date: September 21, 2018

Slogan: Welcome to the big screens

Releasing less than a year after the iPhone X, the iPhone XS and XS Max is the continuation of that line of phone. Sitting at the same price the original iPhone X launched at for 64 GB of memory, the XS is still a very expensive phone. The XS has a 5.8” Super Retina HD display, while the XS Max sits at 6.5”. There are no other differences between the two phones.

The iPhone XS/XS Max boasts having the most accurate color display in the phone industry. The OLED screen also features High Dynamic Range and the most durable screen in any iPhone yet. The stainless steel now also has a gold variant added on to the normal Apple silver and black and is more resistant to water and dust.

This is the most powerful iPhone yet. The iPhone XS/XS Max have 4 GB of RAM and the A12 Bionic chipset that Apple was talking up during its announcement is no joke. That chipset makes the iPhone XS the definitive way to witness augmented reality capabilities on a phone. The Neural Engine makes the iPhone XS the fastest phone on the market, while also learning what the user wants. It is an 8-core system that speeds all processing up, while also having efficiency cores available for power usage savings.

The camera has also been updated, although it might be difficult to see firsthand. The pixels have been enlarged to allow a greater sensitivity to light for better low-light photography. The camera also has double the speed sensors over the original iPhone X. This allows it to have Smart HDR, and portrait mode allows you to control the amount of depth to your photos. Video recording has extended dynamic range for up to 30 fps.

Face ID and wireless charging have returned from the original iPhone X and the phone is now resistant to up to 2 meters of water, as compared to the 1 meter for the original. The storage size has been extended as well, coming available at 64 GB, 256 GB, or 512 GB. While still not a top of the line battery, the iPhone XS/XS Max do outlive the iPhone X, lasting up to a half hour longer.

While the iPhone XS/XS Mas are mostly standard improvements upon a phone from a year ago, they have now taken the place of their older brother. The iPhone X has been discontinued.

Positive: Most powerful iPhone yet, faster, more durable

Not-so-positive: Very expensive, With the original iPhone X being discontinued so soon, these are now your only choice for a top of the line iPhone, no headset adapter for 3.5 mm jack fans included

iPhone XR

Release date: October 26, 2018

Slogan: Brilliant. In every way

The iPhone XR is the “cheap” version of the iPhone X line. If you consider $750 cheap compared to the $1,000 start for the XS. While it may be considered a downgrade when compared to the XS and XS Max, the iPhone XR is still a very capable phone.

The iPhone XR is powered by the A12 Bionic chipset and the next generation Neural Engine that also resides in the XS and XS Max. This allows the XR to be a very fast processing phone, while only having 3 GB of RAM compared to the 4 in the XS. It has a 6.1” Liquid Retina HD display and supports Face ID and wireless charging. With 64GB, 128GB or 256GB storage options, there is a little more manageable decisions to be made for your storage. With the XS, you either have 64 GB, which may be too little, 256 GB which may be too much, or 512 GB which can seem astronomical for a phone. The choice for 128 GB is a good middle ground.

To cut cost on this phone, the iPhone XR has the only one camera when compared to the dual system in the XS. While it still gives a good picture, when compared to the XS it cannot zoom in as close and controlling the amount of depth in the background is handled differently than with the XS. The iPhone XR uses its single-lens camera and Neural Engine to keep people in the foreground in sharp focus against a blurred background. The XR can give incredible detail and brightness in its photos, but the XS and XS Max are just on another level having the extra camera sensor.

Like the other iPhone X models, the XR has 4K video recording at 24 fps, 30 fps, or 60 fps and 1080p HD video recording at 30 fps or 60 fps. Smart HDR is present as in the XS models, which allows it to capture better darks and lights in its video.

The Liquid Retina display is an LCD screen that is supposed to feel as close to an OLED screen as LCD can get. The entire front is all screen just like the X and XS, but a little larger. It is also the most durable LCD screen ever with the added benefit of being water and dust resistant. While the screen is not capable of handling HDR, it is still a crisp picture. Just do not compared the picture with the XS.

The phone also comes in multiple colors. As opposed to the gold, silver, and black for the XS, the XR comes in blue, white, black, yellow, coral, and red. iOS 12 is still the operating system used in the iPhone XR allowing for some cool augmented reality experiences. Popular AR experiences like Memoji work great on the phone, allowing you to put cartoonish faces on yourself while in a Facetime call.

The iPhone XR’s battery is where it is going to sell itself for a lot of people. Compared to the iPhone 8 Plus, the XR can last an hour and a half longer. Compared to the XS, it can handle talk time and audio playback five hours longer and internet use three hours longer.

While still an expensive phone, the iPhone XR is a great alternative for people who do not need the absolute top of the line phone when it comes to camera and display. It still has a great, durable screen and a very good battery for ¼ of the price for the iPhone XS.

Positive: Great battery, very durable, multiple color choices

Not-so-positive: Still an expensive phone, when compared with the XS not as powerful both display and camera-wise

iPhone 11

Release date: September 20, 2019

Slogan: Just the right amount of everything

Apple announced on the 10th September (USA time) their 2019 range of iPhones. Preorders for these devices commencing on 13th September 2019 and a launch date of 20th September 2019. It was widely thought that Apple would move to USB-C charging (especially after the 2018 iPad Pros making use of the USB Type C connector) Apple has stayed with their Lightning charging connectors.

The iPhone 11 was inspired by the XR to be a “cheaper” iPhone that adds more power and uses than other phones. The new iPhone come in six different colors: Purple, White, Yellow, Green, Black and Product Red. Once again, no 3.5 mm jack will be in the devices. Like the iPhone XR that the 11 base model is supposed to be a reference to, it has a 6.1-inch Liquid Retina display. Apple is touting the iPhone 11 to have the “toughest glass in a smartphone” and water resistant up to 2 meters for up to a half hour. The base model will have 64GB, 128GB, or 256GB storage.

iPhone 11 Pro And iPhone 11 Pro Max

Release date: September 20, 2019

iPhone 11 Pro Slogan: Just the right amount of everything

iPhone 11 Pro Max logan: The Most Advanced iPhone Yet

The iPhone 11 Pro has a 5.8 inch Super Retina XDR display with the Pro Max at 6.5 inch put together in a textured matte glass and stainless-steel design. It has 458 pixels per inch and puts out better dark colors than iPhones in the past have done. The Pro’s battery will last four hours longer than the iPhone XS and the Pro Max will last five hours longer than the XS Max. Both phones come with a 18W faster adapter. It is water resistant up to 4 meters for a half hour. Both the Pro and Pro Max come in Gold, Silver, Space Grey, and Midnight Green.

The iPhone 11 (and its Pro brothers) will have the newest Apple processor: the A13 Bionic. According to Apple it will use power in a more efficient way to save battery life, allowing 17 hours of uninterrupted video playback. Apple says it has the fastest CPU and GPU in any smartphone.

For the base model, the camera has received a big update from the iPhone XR. For the first time on the “cheaper” model, the camera has a dual lens sensor. A 12MP wide camera with a 26mm lens is accompanied by another 12MP ultra-wide camera with 120 degrees field of view. On the video side of things, the camera records at 4K resolution, 60 fps. According to Apple, if you zoom in while recording the audio will zoom in as well, focusing on the subject making the noise. The 2MP TrueDepth selfie camera will also have 4K resolution for the first time.

As for the 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max, the big draw to jump from the base iPhone 11 to the Pro is the triple camera set-up. Triple 12MP Ultra-Wide, Wide, and Telephoto cameras all with Night mode are equipped here. The telephoto lens gets you the best zoom-in while the ultra-wide lens gives you 4x the area of the telephoto lens. That telephoto lens also gives the phone 40% more light capture.

The A13 Bionic set processes video in real-time and shoots in 4K, 60 fps like the base model. The Pro model however will let you edit videos like you edit photos. You can rotate, crop, auto-enhance, add filters, and more to your shoots.

Smart HDR brings out more colors in your photos and videos. The camera in the iPhone 11 Pro will show more realistic skin tones and will automatically capture detail between the subject and the background.

Night Mode has been introduced to all versions of the iPhone 11. Without the use of flash, the A13 Bionic chip allows videos and photos in dark areas to appear lighter on the phone with better colors.

Positive: Better battery, base model cheaper than the XR, very durable

Not-so-positive: Still expensive phones when you get the Pro or Pro Max

iPhone SE 2020

Release date: April 24, 2020

iPhone SE Slogan: Lots to love. Less to spend

The iPhone SE 2020 aka iPhone SE or iPhone SE (2nd generation), is the first SE model of iPhone since 2016, being the most budget friendly device Apple has announced in years. Releasing on April 24^th, 2020, the phone starts out at $749 in Australia, a very fair price considering the SE 2020 has the same A13 Bionic processor that runs the iPhone 11 Pro, the fastest chip yet in a smartphone. With the A13 Bionic inside, the SE 2020 is guaranteed to be supported for at least three years.

The phone has a 4.7-inch Retina HD screen with 1,334×750 resolution and 326 ppi density. It comes available in red, black, or white, and storage-wise starts out at 64 GB, but is also available with 128 or 256 GB.

The iPhone SE 2020 has a 12-megapixel camera on the back and a 7-megapixel front-facing camera, that when combined with the processor is best at taking portrait photos. It will focus on the subject of the shot while blurring the background, no matter which side you are shooting with. You can control how much the background is blurred both before and after you take the picture. You also will have access to six lighting effects, Studio Light, Natural Light, Contour Light, Stage Light Mono, Stage Light, and High-Key Light Mono.

Smart HDR makes its way over from the most recent iPhone releases, bringing out more colors in your photos and videos with 4K resolutions. It also relights photos to capture more natural looking contours and skin tones, finessing highlights and shadow detail in the background.

Other features that make their way to the iPhone SE 2020 are Touch ID, QuickTake, water resistance up to 1 metre for 30 minutes, and a battery that supports up to 13 hours of video on a single charge, with fast charge capabilities.

Positives: A13 Bionic makes its way over, cheaper price (for Apple products)

Not-so-positives: Not as impressive of a camera or battery as recent phones, no expandable storage

The iPhone 12 Lineup 2020

2020 has been a long year, and for the tech world, it seemed to get even longer when Apple postponed their iPhone 12 event. But finally, on October 13^th 2020 during the Hi Speed event, the world got to see Apple’s latest line of flagship devices; the standard iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max.

These devices featured lots of changes, starting with the design; they are boxy with flat edges. They also ship in packaging half the size of last year’s models, and inside the box, there is no charging brick, just a single lightning cable.

As with every other iPhone flagship launch, Apple threw in the phrase, “this is the best iPhone yet.” Of course, they are never wrong, and this year is no different.

iPhone 12

Slogan: Blast Past Fast

Release Date: October 23rd 2020

The iPhone 12 is Apple’s base flagship model, and it more or less introduces everything new on the iPhone this year; starting with the fresh design. Users now get smooth and flat edges, compared to the rounded edges of previous generations which not only make for a more compact feel but also give the iPhone 12 a gorgeous look.  Materials for the body are an aluminium frame and glass on the front and back.  

Another nice change to the device is the size; it is smaller, thinner, and lighter than last year’s base flagship model. Naturally, this would mean a shrink in display size, but that’s not the case; the new iPhone 12 still maintains the same 6.1” display as the iPhone 11 despite getting a size cut.

About the display, it has been upgraded to an OLED panel, with double the resolution; 2532 x 1170p. This display can support HDR viewing and on average, is fantastic for day to day viewing. It is protected by the new Ceramic Shield that Apple claims is the toughest glass on any smartphone.

Apple hyped the whole line up around one thing- speed. Therefore, the iPhone 12 is not only 5G enabled; it is optimized to take full advantage of this new generation of broadband cellular network. Another speed feature on the device is the new A14 Bionic chipset. At the time of writing, the 14 is one of two chips in the world built on a 5nm process.  This means that the A14 is the fastest mobile chipset in the world; with 50% faster GPU and CPU speeds and an 80% faster Neural engine than other chipsets available at the time of launch.

The device has a dual camera set up; a 12MP ultra-wide and a 12MP wide lens, with better night mode low light performance, and computational photography. MagSafe was another new feature introduced to the iPhone 12. This feature uses rings of magnets built into the back of the iPhone for better wireless charging. It also creates a new ecosystem of magnetic accessories to be used with the iPhone 12. You can view our cases for iPhones and iPad here.

Nonetheless, the iPhone 12 was faced with a little bit of criticism, since it ships with no charging brick in the box. The assumption by Apple was that there are already enough charging bricks out there from previous iPhones. Although this is correct, the fact that the iPhone 12 comes with a USB-C to lighting cable means that a large number of these bricks are virtually useless.

The iPhone goes for AU$1,349 for the 64GB model, AU$1,429 for the 128GB model, and AU$1,599 for the 256 GB variant.

iPhone 12 Mini

Slogan: The world’s smallest, thinnest, lightest 5G phone.

Release: November 13th 2020

Long before the launch event, there had been rumours of a smaller iPhone 12, which Apple confirmed when they announced the iPhone 12 mini. Despite its small size, the 12 mini is quite an impressive piece of technology.

Apple achieved quite a lot with this device. Their bleeding edge technology allowed them to make it smaller than the iPhone 8, but with a bigger 5.4” edge to edge display. Therefore, the only trade-off fans of the mini have to contend with is the smaller screen size (5.4” to the standard iPhone 12’s 6.1”) and the battery. Every other spec of the iPhone 12 mini is similar to the base model.

The device starts at AU$1,199 for the 64GB model, AU$1,279 for the 128GB and AU$1,449 for the 256GB model.

iPhone 12 Pro

Slogan: It’s a leap year.

Release: October 23rd 2020

Although both devices feature the same specs, the pro model brings a few extra features to the already impressive standard iPhone 12. For instance, it has a stainless-steel frame in place of the aluminium one. It also upgrades the double camera system at the rear to a triple camera set up by adding a telephoto lens. There is also a Lidar sensor that functions excellent when it comes to augmented reality (AR).

The iPhone 12 Pro also starts at a higher capacity, 128GB, than the standard and the mini. It starts at AU$1,699 for the 128 GB capacity, AU$1,869 for 256GB, and AU$2,219 for the 512GB model.

iPhone 12 Pro Max

Slogan: Camerus maximus.

Release: October 13th, 2020.

The iPhone 12 Pro Max is the best flagship Apple has for 2020. The device improves on the iPhone 12 Pro in two areas, display size and the cameras. Apart from these two features, all other specifications are the same.

Starting with the display, it has a massive 6.7” OLED display which is super immersive when watching videos and playing games. But the headlines of this device are the impressive camera specs.

Compared to the Pro, the Pro Max has a larger telephoto lens (65mm to 52mm). The camera upgrades don’t end there; for the first time, users can capture and edit videos in Dolby Vision. There is also a new image format from Apple, Apple Pro Raw, that captures little tweaks of data. Therefore, the overall photo and video output of the Apple Pro Max is the best in a smartphone.

The 128GB model retails at AU$1,849, while the 256GB and 512GB models go for AU$2,109 and 2,369 respectively.

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iPhone 13 Series 2021

Generation: 15th

Release date: September 24, 2021.

iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini are the newest iPhone models introduced by Apple on September 14, 2021. The iPhone 13 series is made up of 4 different models- the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini at the more affordable end, and the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max at the more expensive end. The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini are ideal for those who don’t need pro-level camera features and are looking for a more affordable option. The iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max are better suited for those who need professional quality camera features such as telephoto zoom and low light performance. No matter what your needs are, there is an iPhone 13 model that is perfect for you.

iPhone 13 is available for purchase, and many people wonder if it is worth upgrading from iPhone 12. The simple answer is yes! Even though iPhone 13 may not look much different from iPhone 12 at first glance, it has some significant upgrades. The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini build upon the successful iPhone 12 with new cameras and longer battery life. The notch has been reduced in size, and the rear camera module now sits at a diagonal. In addition, the A15 processor brings more speed and efficiency to every task. The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini are sure to hit iPhone users looking for slightly more power and performance.

iPhone users worldwide eagerly await the release of the iPhone 14, which is rumored to be coming out in 2022. While the standard models aren’t expected to gain many new features, the pro models are said to have several unique design tweaks and features. iPhone fans will have to wait a little longer to release the iPhone 14, but it will be worth it for the added features and improved design. Stay tuned for more information on the much-anticipated iPhone 14 release.

iPhone 13

Slogan: Your New More Superpower.

Release date: September 24, 2021.

iPhone fans rejoice! The latest iPhone 13 is finally here, and it comes packed with new features and improvements. iPhone 12 lovers will be happy to know that the new iPhone 13 is even better than its predecessor. The iPhone 13 sports a brand-new dual-camera system, the A15 Bionic chip, and bigger battery life. Its durable design and superfast 5G connectivity make it one of the most potent mini-phones on the market. If you’re looking for an iPhone that packs a punch but doesn’t break the bank, the iPhone 13 is the phone for you.

iPhone 13 models are nearly identical in design to the iPhone 12 models; iPhone 13 comes with a flat-edged aluminum enclosure, a glass back, and a 7.65mm thickness. iPhone 13 models will continue to use Face ID, but there are rumors that Touch ID may return in the power button. An upgraded camera system is expected to be one of the most significant changes for the iPhone 13.

iPhone 13 models are available in various colors, including pink, blue, midnight black, starlight silver/gold, and green. The new models feature Super Retina XDR Displays that are 28 percent brighter. The iPhone 13 also features a Ceramic Shield cover glass infused with nano-ceramic crystals for better protection from drops. iPhone 12 was the bestselling iPhone ever, and iPhone 13 looks to build on that success with even better features and performance. So, if you’re in the market for a new iPhone, check out the iPhone 13!

The new iPhone 13 rear camera is a game-changer. Its two lenses – a Wide and an Ultra-Wide – take your photography to a whole new level. The Wide camera has an aperture of f/1.6, which lets in 47% more light than the previous iPhone. This results in significantly improved low light performance. Plus, the new Sensor-Shift Stabilization ensures that your photos are always perfectly sharp – no matter the lighting conditions. iPhone photographers everywhere will be blown away by the new dual-lens rear camera!

iPhone users have always been able to take amazing pictures, thanks to the high-quality camera built into every iPhone model. With the iPhone 13, Apple has taken things to the next level with the addition of Cinematic Mode. This mode uses rack focus to smoothly shift focus from one subject to another, creating movie-style depth effects. The results are truly stunning, and iPhone users will now be able to capture professional-looking photos and videos with ease. The iPhone 13 is poised to revolutionize mobile photography thanks to Cinematic Mode.

iPhone 13 offers up to 2.5 hours more battery life than the iPhone 12, thanks to larger batteries and the more efficient A15 chip. iPhone 13 also features Smart HDR 4, which recognizes up to four people in a photo and optimizes the contrast, lighting, and skin tones. Deep Fusion, a carry-over from iPhone 12, also activates mid to low-light scenes to bring out texture and detail. As a result, iPhone 13 is not only more powerful but also more battery-efficient than its predecessor.

iPhone 13 Mini

Slogan: Your New More Superpower.

Release date: September 24, 2021.

iPhone 13 mini brings new cameras and longer battery life. iPhone 13 mini improves camera quality, and the A15 processor brings more speed and efficiency to every task. The notch has been reduced in size, and the rear camera module now sits at a diagonal. Thanks to the reduced size of the notch and the relocated earpiece speaker, iPhone13 can offer a free viewing experience that allows users to take full advantage.

The iPhone 13 mini was released to both fanfare and criticism. Some people loved its smaller size, while others felt it was too small to be a flagship smartphone. The debate about its size spawned several articles and blog posts, with people taking sides on whether the iPhone 13 mini was a good or bad addition to Apple’s lineup. There’s no denying, however, that it’s a high-quality phone. It has all of the features of the iPhone 13.

iPhone 13 mini is the world’s smallest, thinnest, and lightest 5G smartphone. iPhone 13 mini packs iPhone 13’s advanced features into a stunning compact design. iPhone 13 mini has a 5.4-inch Super Retina XDR display. iPhone 13 mini and iPhone 12 mini may seem like identical twins at first glance, but there are some subtle differences between them. The iPhone 13 mini is ever-so-slightly larger and heavier than its sibling. iPhone 13 mini might not seem like much of an upgrade at first glance, but a closer look reveals a few key improvements.

First and foremost, the camera system has been updated. The iPhone 13 mini features a dual 12-megapixel camera system consisting of a Wide f/1.6 camera and an Ultra-Wide f/2.4 lens. This allows for 2x optical zoom out and 5x digital zoom. In addition, True Tone flash with Slow Sync has been added for improved low-light photography. Night Mode, Deep Fusion photography, Portrait Mode, and Portrait Lighting are all available. iPhone 13 mini features the most powerful chip ever in a smartphone, the A15 Bionic. This iPhone has new features and improvements that iPhone users will love. The Neural Engine is more powerful than ever, able to process 15.8 trillion operations per second. The Image Signal Processor has also been upgraded, providing even better computational photography for the iPhone 12.

The iPhone is a perfect example of a data-driven world. With iCloud and other cloud-based storage options, there is more space at our fingertips than ever. This cloud-based storage is one factor that allowed for a (relatively) smooth transition to SSDs in the Mac from spinning hard drives. It’s a paradox, but it’s one that we’re lucky to have. Thanks to the cloud, we can store more data than ever before and access it from anywhere in the world.

iPhone 13 Pro

Slogan: Oh So Pro

Release date: September 24, 2021.

The iPhone 13 Pro is Apple’s newest high-end pro-level flagship iPhone. The iPhone 13 Pro is being sold alongside the more affordable iPhone 13. The iPhone 13 Pro is the successor to the iPhone 12 Pro. The iPhone 13 Pro model is nearly identical to the iPhone 12 Pro models, featuring flat edges, a stainless-steel frame, and a textured matte glass back. The most significant difference between the iPhone 13 Pro and its predecessor is the increase in thickness (7.65mm). This increase is due to a new, larger camera sensor. The iPhone 13 Pro also features a new, more powerful A15 Bionic processor and increased battery life. Overall, the iPhone 13 Pro is an iterative upgrade from the iPhone 12 Pro, sure to please Apple fans.

iPhone 13 Pro features gorgeous OLED displays that are significantly brighter outdoors, thanks to a new technology called ProMotion. ProMotion adapts the iPhone’s refresh rate to match the content you’re viewing, whether it’s a fast-paced game or a detailed website. That means smoother scrolling and more responsive touchscreen input. The new iPhone 13 Pro models also support a more comprehensive range of display refresh rates, from 10Hz up to 120Hz. So, whether you’re watching a movie or playing a game, you’ll enjoy a smooth and responsive experience.

iPhone 13 Pro features an all-new design with a larger display and longer battery life. iPhone 13 Pro has a 2532×1170 resolution with 460 pixels per inch. The iPhone 13 Pro features 1200 nits max brightness for HDR, along with True Tone to match the color temperature of the display to the ambient light, wide Color for rich, vivid hues, and haptic touch for feedback.

iPhone 13 Pro features a Ceramic Shield cover glass infused with nano-ceramic crystals for better protection from drops. IP68 water and dust resistance are included, and the new iPhone can hold up to submersion in 6 meters of water for up to 30 minutes. The front-facing TrueDepth camera system has been updated, and the Face ID notch is now smaller, taking up less overall space.

The new iPhone 13 Pro features a powerful A15 Bionic Chip, which offers a 6-core CPU and 5-core GPU. The iPhone 13 Pro model also includes a Neural Engine with 16 cores. This powerful chip delivers 50% faster graphics performance than any other smartphone, making it the perfect device for gaming and other graphics-intensive applications.

iPhone 13 Pro Max

Slogan: Oh So Pro

Release date: September 24, 2021.

The iPhone 13 Pro Max is the latest flagship smartphone from Apple. It features a large 6.7-inch OLED display, a powerful A15 Bionic processor, and a triple-camera system. The iPhone 13 Pro Max also has 5G support and is compatible with Apple’s new MagSafe wireless charging system. While the iPhone 13 Pro Max is one of the most expensive smartphones on the market, it is also one of the most influential and feature-packed phones available. If you’re looking for the best iPhone experience possible, the iPhone 13 Pro Max is the phone for you.

The iPhone 13 Pro Max is the most extensive and expensive iPhone 13 model. The iPhone 13 Pro Max has a slightly higher-resolution OLED display and a longer battery life. As with previous “Pro” iPhone models, the new iPhone 13 Pro Max models boast various features that distinguish them from more mainstream iPhone models. These include upgraded processors, 5G support, and improved camera capabilities. The iPhone 12 Pro models also feature a new 120Hz ProMotion display, MagSafe compatibility, an IP68 rating, a smaller display notch, and an improved front-facing speaker setup. One thing to note is continuing a recent controversy; there’s no charger in the box, just a Lightning to USB-C cable.

iPhone users have been asking for a bigger iPhone for years, and Apple finally delivered the iPhone 13 Pro Max. The iPhone 13 Pro Max features a massive 6.7-inch display. While the large display is excellent for watching videos and playing games, it comes at the expense of portability. The iPhone 13 Pro Max is difficult to fit in your pocket and even more challenging to use with one hand. Apple’s decision to stick with a 19.5:9 aspect ratio also means that the iPhone 13 Pro Max is much broader than competing flagships from Samsung and other manufacturers.

iPhone 13 Pro Max is the newest iPhone release and has some great features. One of the most impressive features is its IP68 rating against dust and water resistance. This means that your iPhone will be protected against everyday wear and tear, as well as any accidental drops in water. The iPhone 13 Pro Max also has marginally better-sounding front-facing Dolby Atmos speakers than the iPhone 12 Pro range. This means you’ll enjoy superior sound quality when listening to music, watching videos, or playing games on your iPhone. The only downside to the iPhone 13 Pro Max’s speakers is that they aren’t crystal clear at the low end. However, the stereo presentation is still good overall. If you’re into wireless audio, Apple doesn’t support fancy Bluetooth codecs like aptX and LDAC. But AAC will still serve most headphones well enough.