WHICH NEW IPHONE SHOULD I
GET?
You’ve decided to invest in one of the 2019 iPhones, but
which one? The iPhone 11 is the least expensive but doesn’t
include all the features of its two, higher-end compatriots.
For one, it has a Liquid Retina display that offers True Tone
and wide color support, but that is still less vivid and precise
than the OLED screen in the 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max. In terms
of storage, the iPhone 11 tops out at 256 GB, whereas the
11 Pro and Pro Max each offer up to 512 GB. All three new
iPhones integrate the A13 Bionic chip, bringing CPU and GPU
performance up to twenty percent faster than any of the 2018
iPhones. We can anticipate improved speed, battery life, and
graphics from all three new iPhones as a result.
The most noticeable difference between the iPhones this
year is in the camera options. The iPhone 11 has two rear
cameras rather than the three offered by the iPhone 11 Pro
and Pro Max. So, what does this mean in terms of features
and functionality? We’ll go over this in more depth in the sec-
tions below.
THE IPHONE 11
The iPhone 11 is perfectly suited to anyone who would like
an overall faster smartphone with improved battery life and
who doesn’t require tons of storage. People who need a de-
vice mainly for talking, texting, using a few apps, and periodi-
cally downloading music and videos will be more than happy
with the 64, 128, or 256 GB iPhone 11. The everyday, casual
photographer will be impressed and pleased by what the
iPhone 11 has to show for itself.A wide and ultra-wide camera are included in the iPhone
11, allowing for a range of amazing new features. First up, the
ultra-wide camera captures more scenery than any iPhone
camera previously could, giving you the option to pull back for
a wide-angle version of each photo you take. While the iPhone
11 lacks the telephoto lens present in last year’s XS line and in
the 11 Pro, it still offers Portrait mode by using its two lenses
to recreate the depth effect.
The new Deep Fusion process (which rolls out late fall 2019)
enables the iPhone 11’s camera to take eight shots before the
user presses the shutter, then a ninth and fi nal photo onceSAVE SOME MONEY BY
TRADING IN
As always, you can turn in your gently used iPhone to
the Apple Trade In program to defray the cost of your
new device. Not all models are accepted, and the
amount of credit you receive varies from $100–$600
depending on which iPhone you exchange and what
condition it’s in. If you aren’t trading in an old phone,
you’ll pay full price for your new device.FREE APPLE TV PLUS
A great perk comes along with the purchase of any
new iPhone this year. Apple CEO Tim Cook announced
that anyone who purchases a new phone will receive a
free year of Apple TV Plus, valued at $59.88. The new
TV streaming service will be available starting
November 1.