Recent comments in /f/iphone

jarvismj t1_ixp7bsx wrote

Lightning is spec’d to USB 2.0. I have a lightning multi port adapter and I think the fastest I got via Ethernet was 380Mb/s on an iPhone 13 Pro. This was on a 5GB fiber connection for my internet.

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Eternal_Sunshine9 t1_ixp59wm wrote

Switched from 11 PM to 14 PM couple months ago, things I can definitely tell the difference are;

  • Speed (faster phone, more responsive, app loading time)
  • Screen (refresh rate, brightness (outdoor view is incredible), sharpness)
  • 5G/Wifi network speed (I’m with T-Mobile really enjoy it)
  • Macro camera

Everything else pretty much the same to be honest

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Josh_Butterballs t1_ixp1akh wrote

Do you pay your cellphone bill with a credit card? Some credit cards cover accidents and theft/loss for phones on your plan if you pay your bill with it. Some credit cards also extend your warranty if you bought the decide with the credit card.

If you don’t have one that does this and are interested I can name a few that do this

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Josh_Butterballs t1_ixp0bam wrote

Very likely a hardware issue. You could try to connect to a computer and restore but after that if it’s not working still then it’s pretty much what I would chuck up to as hardware. If it's a 12 and above then the store can do a rear system repair which would probably cost a lot without applecare or some kind of coverage. If it's an older phone they can only replace the whole phone which would also be expensive.

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Comprehensive-Ask26 t1_ixopvkj wrote

On the old phone, go to Settings, tap your name, ICloud, iCloud Backup and turn it on and let it back up COMPLETELY. iPhones rarely “freeze”, it’s the user that gets impatient and expects things to happen instantly. And if you have to pay $.99 to get 50Gb of iCloud storage, just do it. Then once it completes go to the new phone, Settings, General, Reset or Transfer and then Erase All Content and Settings. Once it’s done you can either set it up using the quick setup (which has always worked for me) and be patient to let it finish, or restore from iCloud and point it to the backup you just made.

Either way you have to let the phone do it’s thing and download everything. If you don’t have fast Wi-Fi that’ll make it worse. But trust the process and all of your messages will be there when it finishes

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newecreator t1_ixonya0 wrote

Since you're too lazy checking the iPhone comparison webpage here's a small list:

  • Flat edges
  • Bigger screen
  • Brighter screen
  • Bigger battery
  • Always on display
  • 120 Hz screen
  • 48 MP wide camera
  • Night mode on all cameras
  • Autofocus in front camera
  • ProRes video recording
  • HDR video recording
  • 4K cinematic mode
  • Photographic styles
  • Night mode timelapse
  • 3x telephoto camera
  • 2x crop telephoto from the wide camera
  • A16 Bionic
  • Sensor shift stabilization
  • Action-mode
  • SOS via satellite
  • Crash detection
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