IPhone 14 Leaks: Unveiling Interesting Featuring

August 04, 2022 By Raulf Hernes

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The launch of iPhone 14 is about one month away, but the leaks have started doing rounds on different news outlets. We have got inputs regarding its launch from highly reliable sources, so rest assured that our findings capitalize on more authentic sources. Leaker @Jioriku on Twitter set forth a pool of iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro details. Perhaps the most interesting to many people, Jioriku gave us the colors we can expect this year. We hope you like one of them.

Quick dump of the current iPhone 14 knowledge I've got that I can share. Please note that this is a lot of confirmations more than new stuff. Also, sing a new system to rate how much weight I'd put behind leaks! Look for a ?and note that 5/5 is 100% in my book.
Ok, here we go! — McGuire Wood ? Lost Lands 2022 (@Jioriku) August 3, 2022

iPhone 14 colors The leak suggests the iPhone 14 will come in the following colors.

Green
Purple
Blue
Black
White
Red

iPhone 14 Pro colors While the iPhone 14 Pro will have fewer, more "professional" options.

Purple
Green
Silver
Graphite

Jioriku confirms from their sources that purple is the iPhone 14 Pro's "fun" color, which is quite different from the standard silver and black. Last year, the iPhone 13 Pro's color was Sierra Blue. Jioriku further adds that purple is replacing pink for the iPhone 14. What will the Always on Display feature of the iPhone 14 look like? Xcode, the company's software development environment for macOS, had new information about the iPhone 14 in its latest beta. An iOS software developer shared on Twitter, Xcode 14 beta, claimed to have iPhone 14 Always on Display images.

Looks like the Xcode 14 beta 4 is leaking the Always on Display in the SwiftUI preview. This is a widget (lock screen accessory) with a colorful image. #iOS16 #beta @MacRumors @9to5mac pic.twitter.com/h5SdCUHYmO
— rhogelleim ? (@rhogelleim) August 1, 2022

Apple has stuck with its 12MP sensors for rear cameras for years. With the iPhone 14, Apple is introducing an all-new system that will forever shake up the flagship smartphone market as long as Apple plays its cards right. Despite the "lower resolution" 12-megapixel sensor, previous iPhones have still sported some of the best cameras for years, which just goes to show that resolution isn't the key to a good camera. The reason Apple might use a lower resolution sensor is that it uses very good quality glass and Apple's hardware and software does a great job of processing those images. iphone 14 always on display

There are several leaks for this year's iPhones that suggest Apple will use a 48MP sensor at least in the iPhone 14 Pro models. Since this is an unofficial leak, chances are Apple will just stick with the 12MP sensor in the iPhone 14 Pro. Whether the upgraded sensor actually makes it into newer smartphones will largely depend on how well Apple integrates it into its image processing systems. All of these things will become much clearer after Apple's WWDC event. However, what has been confirmed about the cameras of the new iPhone 14 is that the front unit has received a major overhaul. The new front camera has an autofocus system and a larger aperture at f/1.9. The iPhone 13 uses a fixed-focus front camera with an aperture of f/2.2.

By Raulf Hernes

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