According to this, Face ID uses a flood illuminator and an infrared camera, both of which uses infrared light.

This is only applicable to iPhones with Face ID. The iPhone 8 uses Touch ID.

Yes, with iTunes but I use CopyTrans Manager because it's easier.

iPhones with MagSafe technically have reverse wireless charging but only to the MagSafe Battery Pack while the iPhone is plugged in to wired charging.

As minimal as Rococo architecture.

Silicone cases always yellow eventually. You need a case that is not silicone based.

It looks like a nice upgrade but you will lose the telephoto camera but gain an ultrawide camera.

It's still a great choice but the iPhone 11 is a much better option with a bigger battery and two back cameras.

It's worth it if you don't want to spend on the 120 Hz screen with an always one display and those three cameras.

I use it to get free stuff with Bing rewards.

1. Yes you could usually with the share sheet.
2. I don't think you need that because the default keyboard is small enough.
3. All I know is that Google One can't save everything but iCloud works more seamless in iOS.

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

Is there a chance that your girlfriend is using an Android phone but uses an app that almost looks like the iPhone Camera app because it looks like that.

Because you do shit on your phone which is normal.

iPhone 11 is worth it because of having a bigger battery and two back cameras.

I have 5G turned on and never turned it off.

It's convenient when 4G or 3G aren't reliable in our area.

The closest we can have from that are external lenses from lens makers like Moment.

The rumored periscope telephoto sounds promising.

Yes. The iPhone 12 comes in Black.

They called it Midnight for a reason. It was never black in the first place.

I personally go for JPEG because I like the easier interoperability with my Windows laptop.

Standard.

I still prefer the default but I may go to my 2005 self and go super warm.

Usually, I install iTunes from the Microsoft Store because it includes drivers that mostly prevent that from happening.

Are you expecting an iPhone to work like an Android phone?

Photos app in Windows.

Most likely because of battery life with more powerful processors.