The new generation does not have the Mini version and is the most expensive in history
After two years of being unable to hold an in-person event at its Cupertino headquarters, Apple unveiled its new crown jewel on Tuesday at an event promised since the title was announced. Dubbed “Far Out”, far in Spanish, Apple has put all the meat on the grill to present the new Iphone 14, a new generation without major revolutions in design, which apparently imitates the previous one, but which brings improvements the camera and a new functionality for emergency situations.
It was at an event, the Apple Keynote, which always generates great excitement not only among the fans of the company, but also among all technology experts and the curious. And as expected, there are four models with which the technological multinational wants to cope with a situation of great economic uncertainty and with increasing inflation.
The 14 is a generation from which the Mini version is disappearing, so it has four different devices for four types of consumers, but sharing common innovative features. Two models, the 14 and 14 Pro, with a 6.06-inch panel; and two other models, the Plus and the Pro Max, with a large inch, which adds 6.7 inches.
In addition, the iPhone, which will be available for pre-orders starting September 9 and deliveries on September 16. if they will be a luxury product now more than ever. And it is that the new models will increase prices compared to previous launches of the company. While the iPhone 14 costs $799 (1,009 euros), the Pro can be purchased for $999 (1,319 euros). The top range, the Pro Max, is the most expensive and goes up to 1469 euros.
But one of the most important innovations comes from security. As has been discussed for weeks, the new iPhones have the ability to send emergency messages even without being connected to a wireless or cellular network. That is, it will use a satellite internet connection, a feature that several tech companies are already testing.
The cameras are one of the important novelties that the 14 brings. And it is that the selfies will be better focused with the new camera that the new models include. The new iPhone 14 Pro has Pixel binning for when there is no good light and goes to 12 Megapixels. The 48 megapixels are only used when the light is good.
As in the Apple Watch, the new iPhone 14 includes a car accident detector so that it can call emergencies and communicate with our contacts in the event of an accident.
But innovation has gone hand in hand with the Apple Watch, where the company has surprisingly launched the Apple Watch Ultra, a new smartwatch that lasts up to 60 hours and is designed for adventurers and explorers, with features specifically aimed at nature lovers and outdoor pursuits. . And it’s not just the technical features that have been innovated, but the design is focused on each of the activities you want to perform.
But the news also goes through the Apple Watch, which comes with new colors and a new battery-saving mode that gives it a range of 36 hours. But one of the main innovations that Apple has added to the new Series 8, mainly aimed at maintaining a healthy lifestyle, is the integration of a new functionality for women.
And it is that the new model, which will be available from September 16, has Cycle Control. That is, it allows women to know when the last time they ovulated and to predict when the next menstrual period will arrive. And it’s that the new smart watch measures body temperature every five seconds at night, allowing it to detect diseases and changes in hormones.
However, the news doesn’t stop there. The technology of the watches goes one step further in the safety of its users and includes ‘Crash Detection’, so that the user feels safer in the car. In the event that it detects a shock, the watch will automatically notify emergency services and inform them of the user’s location.
The Watch SE remains the watch of choice for Apple smartwatches. It offers a more affordable price, starting at $249 for the GPS model.
Source: La Verdad
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