Iphone 14pro

2022 Editors' Note: The iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max come with improved cameras, iOS 16, the fastest phone processor we've ever tested, and an upgraded yet familiar design. Features like the Dynamic Island and Emergency SOS via Satellite make the 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max some of the best phones you can buy in 2022, which is why they received a CNET Editors' Choice Award. The original review follows. Apple's iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max may look identical to last year's iPhone 13 Pro on the back, but don't let that fool you. It's the iPhone 14 Pro's screen where there's something different and wonderful going on. The iPhone's display notch, which has defined Face ID iPhones since 2017's iPhone X, has been replaced with a pill-shaped screen cutout that houses an upgraded TrueDepth camera system. On its own, that cutout will make some people happier than the notch did. But it's the space around the cutout, which now shows system alerts and background activities, that's become one of my favorite features. Apple calls it the Dynamic Island, and it enlarges and shrinks when you receive a call and to display the music you're playing, timers and other notifications. I know it's not the best name, but it's truly one of the best features on the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max. The new Apple phones also get upgraded cameras, a faster processor, an always-on display and iOS 16 as well as new safety features including Crash Detection and Emergency SOS via Satellite. The 6.1-inch iPhone 14 Pro s...

The iPhone 14 Pro (above) sports three rear cameras, while the iPhone 15 will likely stick with two (Image credit: Future / Apple) By the sounds of things, though, these premium sensors won’t be remaining exclusive to Apple’s Pro-level iPhones for much longer, and the addition of a 48MP camera on the standard That’s not to say the gap between the standard iPhone 15 and its Pro siblings will be any smaller than the usual vanilla/Pro divide, though. The The standard Apple’s always-on display functionality relies on ProMotion to function, so it looks like the standard iPhone 15 won’t be getting that feature, either. That said, if you’re not fussed by the iPhone 14 Pro’s always-on display functionality but like the look of its Dynamic Island, better camera, and super-fast A16 Bionic processor, then the base

In a year packed with numerous phone releases, Apple's iPhone 14 lineup is curious. There is the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max, which represent the pinnacle of the company's design, software and hardware. The iPhone 14 Pro is notably defined by an oval-shaped screen cut-out for the True Depth camera, which replaces the notch, called the Dynamic Island. But then, there's the iPhone 14 which seems like a repackaged iPhone 13 Pro without the stainless steel body or the third rear camera for telephoto pictures. Apple discontinued the iPhone 13 Mini and replaced it with a bigger version of the 14 called the iPhone 14 Plus. Starting at $929, it's meant to be a slightly "more affordable" way to get a large screen iPhone without crossing that $1,000 line. Taken in total, you have two high-end Pro iPhone models, a big-screen regular iPhone and the standard iPhone 14, which on the surface doesn't seem like much of an upgrade from the iPhone 13. Apple's lineup offers exciting new features while also seeming like a curious repeat of what came out last year. Over the past three months, I used the iPhone 14 as my daily driver and the 14 Pro as my work phone. During that time, I ran tried out the new Emergency SOS via Satellite feature. Several of my CNET colleagues have also tested the cameras and compared them to the likes of the Google Pixel 7 Pro and Galaxy S22 Ultra. Here are my thoughts on the iPhone 14 family since my initial reviews back in September. The iPhone 14's battery doesn...

Focal Point iPhone 2023, CNET's collection of news, tips and advice around Apple's most popular product. Apple's iPhone 14 line was announced at its "Far Out" eventearlier this month alongside the latest line of Apple Watches -- including the Apple Watch Ultra -- and the AirPods Pro 2. We put together this cheat sheet to show you what's new and how to get started with the iPhone 14, 14 Plusand 14 Pro and Pro Max. Which iPhone is right for you? • Should You Upgrade to the iPhone 14? • iPhone 14: A Good Upgrade for Most People • iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max Review: Welcome to Apple's Dynamic Island • How the iPhone 14 Models Stack Up Against Each Other • iPhone 14 Plus vs. iPhone 14 Pro Max: How the Bigger Apple Phones Compare Watch this: iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max Review: Tons of Upgrades, Same Price 14:11 Using the iPhone 14 • Setting Up Your iPhone 14 • How to Easily Transfer Your Data to Your iPhone 14 • What's New in the iPhone 14 • • iPhone 14's Emergency SOS Feature • What the iPhone 14 Pro's Camera Can Do • Why the iPhone 14 Pro's Camera Is a Big Leap for Photo Enthusiasts • iPhone 14 Pro: We Tested Apple's New 48-Megapixel Camera • iPhone 14 Pro Has an Apple Watch-Like Feature • How to Turn Off the iPhone 14 Pro's Always-On Display • Apple Confirms iPhone 14 Pro Camera Shake Issue, Fix Coming Soon How the iPhone 14 compares to other Android phones • iPhone 14 Pro vs. Galaxy S22 Ultra: We Put Their Cameras to the Test • iPhone 14 vs. Samsung Galaxy S22, Google Pixe...

The iPhone 14 Pro is the sweet spot for the best of Apple’s iPhone technology. This 6.1-inch device isn’t too big, and its front has been transformed with the new Dynamic Island and an excellent always-on display. It maintains the performance lead or rivals with a faster and more efficient A16 Bionic chip, and the updated camera array should please all but the most demanding smartphone photogs. If, however, you need the biggest iPhone screen available, paired with the performance of this phone, you’ll want to go for the pricier 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Pro Max. No doubt some of this feels like Apple playing catch-up, but we’re sure Apple doesn’t see it that way – and perhaps it shouldn’t. Apple brings features to its iPhone line when it feels they’re ready, and will best serve users. It’s worth noting that Apple doesn’t turn it to 11 on most of these features. We get more zoom options on the cameras, but not greater zoom range. We’ve got pixel binning, but at four pixels-per-large-pixel and not, say, nine, as you’d find on The iPhone 14 Pro is not, though, without fresh innovation. First, there’s the slightly risky decision to forgo SIM slots on all US iPhone 14 devices, and instead use We consider the new Dynamic Island to be the biggest innovation. It’s a clever way of retiring the TrueDepth module notch, introduced with iPhone X, while retaining most of the technology that’s made Face ID, selfies, and front-facing AR operations so effective. A combination of hardware and soft...

The If you're getting a new ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ or ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ Max tomorrow, you may be slightly overwhelmed or simply interested in what new features and changes you should try out. To try and help, we've outlined five of the ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌'s biggest features you should look forward to using below. Dynamic Island Instead of leaving the area unused and intrusive at the top of the display, Apple developed ‌Dynamic Island‌, which brings system-wide alerts, notifications, and system-related operations to the top of the display. You'll notice ‌Dynamic Island‌ fluidly adapt as you use your phone, from listening to music to starting a timer and more. Here's a quick list of some of the different types of system alerts and notifications ‌Dynamic Island‌ supports straight out of the box: • Incoming call banner • AirPods connected alert • • • AirDrop • Low battery alert • Charging • Live Activities ( • Ongoing call • Music/Now playing apps Learn more about ‌Dynamic Island‌ with our detailed explainer ProMotion Display If you're upgrading from an ‌iPhone‌ older than the Most displays have a refresh rate of up 60Hz, which means the screen is refreshing 60 times every second. Starting with the ‌iPhone 13‌ Pro and now the ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌, the ‌iPhone‌'s display supports a refresh rate of up to 120Hz, which allows it to refresh 120 times every second. The higher pace of refreshes every second means that when you're scrolling in an app, you'll notice your ‌iPhone‌ feels faster and smooth...