iPhone 15 Pro Max Sensor Size IncreasedLast year, the iPhone 14 Pro series introduced a 48-megapixel camera, marking a significant leap in camera hardware for Apple. This year, the iPhone 15 Pro Max camera maintains a maximum resolution of 48 megapixels, but Apple will utilize the more advanced Sony IMX903 48-megapixel sensor, which will have a size close to 1 inch, specifically 1/1.14 inches. This is slightly smaller than the sensor in the newly released Xiaomi 13 Ultra, but larger than the 1/1.28 inches of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.
A larger sensor allows more light to pass through in low-light conditions, capturing more details. However, the change in sensor size may mean that the rear camera bump of the iPhone 15 Pro Max could be larger, which aligns with previously leaked renderings of the iPhone 15 Pro. This also suggests that last year’s iPhone 14 Pro Max cases may not be compatible with this year’s flagship model.Rao Ge: Photography has been surpassed by Android flagshipsiPadOS 17 Compatible Models RevealedThe new iPadOS 17 system is about to launch, and Apple will drop support for three iPad models: the iPad 5, the first-generation iPad Pro 9.7-inch, and the 12.9-inch version. These iPads will not be able to install the new system or use new features.
If the news is true, then iPadOS 17 will only support iPads released after 2017, including: iPad Air 3 and newer models, iPad 6 and newer models, iPad mini 5 and newer models, and iPad Pro 2017 and newer models. Of course, even if these iPads can upgrade to the new system, they may not fully experience all the new features and functionalities due to hardware performance limitations of older devices.Regarding the compatibility of iOS 17 for iPhones, there are two conflicting rumors: one states that three iPhone models will not be able to upgrade to iOS 17, while the other claims that all iPhones capable of running iOS 16 will be able to upgrade to iOS 17. Due to the controversy, we will need to wait for more information to confirm.Rao Ge: This old guy is nearing the edge of being unable to updateChina Broadcasting iPhone 14 Contract Phone Starting at 2586 YuanYesterday, China Broadcasting’s iPhone 14 contract package opened for pre-order. Users purchasing the China Broadcasting iPhone 14 contract package need to prepay for two or three years of phone service, after which they can get the iPhone 14 for as low as 2586 Yuan, along with a limited edition auspicious number.
For 159 Yuan/month, a three-year total of 6288 Yuan in phone service, the iPhone 14 is available for 2586 Yuan after subsidies, and the iPhone 14 Pro is available for 5486 Yuan after subsidies. For 159 Yuan/month, a two-year total of 4392 Yuan in phone service, the iPhone 14 is available for 3724 Yuan after subsidies, and the iPhone 14 Pro is available for 6624 Yuan after subsidies.Rao Ge: Isn’t a monthly cost of 19 Yuan appealing?👇👇👇
