There is no auto enhance it’s called photo processing which every modem smartphone does. You can tweak to some degree how photos turn out with photographic styles and iOS 17 did fix some processing issues with the 13/14 series. If none of that helps using a third party camera app can help.
TWYFAN97
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No. Go for the 13 if that’s what you can afford.
Not sure what nonsense you’re hearing about the cameras, most agree these are some of the best and most refined iPhone cameras in years. You can look here for yourself in terms of how happy people are with the cameras and the phone as a whole. Apple really did great this year across all the 15’s.
It’s not capped at 80hz. It’s called a variable refresh rate, software dependent it can hit a peak of 120hz especially when you’re scrolling. Safari for example being a stock app is well optimized for ProMotion and easily hits 120hz at its peak when scrolling. The phone can go down as low as 10hz in most situations and 1hz when using AOD.
13 Pro and the 13 Pro Max have identical cameras same with the 14 Pros. It depends on which device you want and size.
Unfortunately you are out of luck. You’d need to physically have the phone to add it.
Took me a bit over a week and everything is normal to me now. I’m actually quite happy with how everything works and I really wasn’t sure initially especially with not everyone liking OS 10 and I’m a big fan of the app redesigns.
It’s either a battery needing replacing (meaning replacement Watch via AppleCare) or a brand new watch. Or just certain apps are really causing issues. This whole thing is very peculiar. My series 8 with a whole bunch of random third party apps never had an issue with the 10.1 update and same with 10.1.1 battery life is still solid at 91% battery health.
I see smartphones as a tool not a fun toy. I appreciate the improvements to screen, battery life and the cameras most of all. The last thing I’m thinking about is what ‘fun’ apps I’m missing.
While apple had pretty strict tolerances defective phones and bad OLED panels do slip through. I’d give it a few more days and see if it resolves otherwise see about returning for a replacement.
Depends on what you care about in a smartwatch. The Ultra is great for those who do lots of outdoor activities and need the extra battery life and durability. The downside is some bands don’t fit as well on the Ultra and many also just don’t look as nice. You also have to consider how it wears under a sleeve due to how thick and clunky the Ultra is etc.
After using the Ultra for a bit I realize while the battery life and added durability is nice I prefer something that works as a casual watch due to my extensive band collection and that’s also is more comfortable in any scenario and it’s also much nicer to sleep with a slimmer watch than the Ultra if you plan on using sleep tracking, it’s also helpful he battery charger very fast on Apple Watch.
If it’s MDM locked the phone is a paperweight unless they decide to unlock it. No free or paid software will fix this, if you can it’s time to look into getting your own personal device.