Yes. Putting it in rice should help.

The Plus is a great phone.

It’s just that a 13 Pro/Max is a better phone for the same-ish price (this definitely depends a lot on where you live)

Dynamic Island is resumed in “potential”.

It has the “potential” to become more useful, powerful.

But right now it’s just like the notch, you won’t care about it anymore after a few days.

This is the answer.

They’re good, above average even? But they work well unless you get a dud (get it replaced if you do!)

There are however better sounding options.

I’d use the bigger phone in bed (bigger screen if you’re watching videos or playing games or whatever) and the SE during the day where portability and ease of use is more important.

If I had two phones. But I don’t like using my phone on the bed before sleeping as I’ve found that my sleep quality increases drasticaly if I don’t use my phone before sleeping.

In Android you can delete caché and app data separately, eliminating this issue.

iOS “supposedly” deletes everything when you delete an app but going by users, it does not. It’s not the first time we see this behavior.

It’s not about the swipe movement.

It’s about your hand placement. If you have a Pro Max phone and use your phone with your right hand, it’s nearly impossible to take your thumb all the way across the very wide phone to the left just to swipe to go back.

It’s easier to do it with two hands or if you’re left handed.

On Android you can swipe left or right and this it makes it much easier.

This is one of the things I miss everytime I switch back and forth from one to another.

> If people are complaining then its an issue…

But Apple doesn’t think so.

Yes it is noticeable.

But in my experience (and I’m a sucker for HRR) on a phone it’s not absolutely needed, if the savings are worth it.

About the CPU, don’t even bother, the A16 is a small step up from the A15 and even an A13 is still plenty fast for almost everybody. The RAM is more important and both have 6gb.

Up to you really. Try getting a hold of both on a store, because the Pro is way heavier also. Bear in mind that side by side, the 120hz will be even more noticeable, but your eyes will adjust to 60hz or to 120hz in a day, wathever you buy.

Good luck!

Wireless charging generates more heat, thus shortening battery health. But it’s so convenient.

Convenience vs battery longevity…

Yes it is, because it generates way more heat.

It’s convenience vs longevity.

If you have access to official battery replacement it’s not much a worry but if you live in a country without it, it probably is.

Sorry, I’m not a native speaker either!

AW = Apple Watch

Sorry for the confusion.

White and black. So easy to combine with anything.

It’s so much easier to accessorize a black or a white device since every color combines with them.

I had a green Apple Watch and even changing the straps the body was still green…I’d rather have black, or white. Of course I don’t have an AW anymore (no use for them) but if I were to have one again, it would have to be black.

Not in this case. Of the camera can’t focus this close no amount of tapping will solve that, and it’s been known that the iPhone 14 series don’t focus as close as the 13 and previous phones.

It’s not rocket science alright, it’s optical science.

On the iPhone since they’re all the same I use Safari, with DDG as my main search engine.

I do have Firefox Focus as well for certain sites (you know the ones).

On desktop however I’ve been using Firefox for so long I can’t even remember.

DuckDuckGo is way better if you’re looking for privacy.

I don’t touch Brave.

The iPhone usually detects the subject (in this case the lizard) and focus correctly.

This time however it’s a physics thing, the 14 Plus simply can’t focus as close.

And yet the über slow Lightning conector.

Like all these speed that could transfer your 50k photos or ProRES video and you’re stuck with…

Lightning.

Did Apple ever said this or are you making this up?

I believe (no Apple comment here) that the 128gb version would simply fill up too fast. But it’s totally capable.

Tim Apple hates this trick!

> Apple simply shouldn’t have removed the physical SIM tray. The world isn’t ready for eSIM, and I simply refuse to blame Airtel.

Well Apple didn’t! I mean, it did, in the USA which is ready.

But it didn’t in India.

Now if you take a US Model there then you might or might not have issues.

Why didn’t you just use your Pixel for the days you would be with your family?

Btw, I live in a third world country and we don’t have issues with eSIM. After Apple announced the eSIM-only iPhone and considering many people import their iPhones here…the big carriers got in the game right on.

I’m guessing the made for India iPhone has a SIM tray?

I have 25k photos, 1.5k videos and still over 200gb free of a 256gb phone.

I could easily go with a 128gb these days.

Your touchscreen has issues, that’s all.

The iPhone shouldn’t take more than it needs though?