Apple Unveils iPhone14; New Surprising Features

Web Desk — Apple has once again surprised fans with its upcoming iPhone 14 models, which will have satellite connectivity.

Despite rumors that it would cost as much as $1,100, Apple dropped the iPhone mini, its low-cost device.

The iPhone Plus will cost $899, the iPhone Pro will cost $999, and the iPhone Pro Max will cost $1,099 when it is released on September 16.

On Wednesday, three new Apple Watches, along with an updated AirPods Pro, were unveiled at a press event.

Top-of-the-line iPhone 14 Plus comes with a 6.7-inch display, while iPhone 14 offers a 6.1-inch display. According to the company, iPhone is now more essential than ever because of its top-notch performance and iOS 16.

With the latest devices, you get a powerful new camera that performs much better in low light conditions. Aside from the Ultra Wide sensor that captures more of the scene, TrueDepth provides exceptional performance for the front-facing camera, which automatically focuses on objects and people within the frame.

The upgraded 12-megapixel camera has a larger sensor than the previous model. With the latest lineup family, you can capture better details and colors in low light thanks to a software feature called ‘Photonic Engine.’

In this year’s iOS update, Apple upgraded ‘action mode’, which stabilizes video footage.

There will be five eye-catching colors available: midnight, starlight, blue, purple, and product red.

A digital, e-SIM card replaces the physical SIM card in the latest iPhone lineup. Users can also store multiple e-SIMs on the same device, have multiple cellular plans, and have multiple phone numbers.

Satellite connectivity

For the first time, a satellite SOS was announced by a device manufacturer. In case of no other connectivity, users can use the FindMy app to share their location via satellite.

With the iPhone 14, Apple will provide free service for two years, then charge for usage after that.