Apple has already unveiled its new iPhone 14 series at an event held yesterday afternoon that ComputerHoy and I have been following every minute. We leave you connected with our analysis of the keynote.
With them, we could see the new and all-new Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch SE and the most professional model of the brand – Apple Watch Ultra. We can’t ignore the announcement we’ve already been expecting from the new AirPods Pro 2, which comes with the new H2 chip.
One of the main novelties of this generation (iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max) is out of hand new notch with “Dynamic Island”. Apple has managed to reduce the space taken up by Face ID by creating an island-shaped notch that separates from the top edge.
Here, the main advantage is that it is less intrusive, making it more convenient to receive notifications as this area expands and contracts, allowing easy and direct access to controls while you continue to use other applications, including music player buttons, microphone and more. .
However, 100% innovation is also out of the question, although on the iPhone, of course. And that’s what In fact, LG was one of the first smartphone manufacturers to offer a secondary display on a smartphone. with the LG V10 released in 2015 (HTC also included it a few years later).
This mobile phone, in particular, has integrated a secondary screen into the phone’s main screen and has been positioned at the top to create a more uniform appearance and design. It is logical that its adoption back in 2015 It was not like it is today, as it was considered completely unnecessary at the time.
Now the “Dynamic Island” and its concept are greatly improved. It’s only meant to convey information, meaning there’s little to no worries, and this is where perhaps Apple can succeed where LG failed.
However, we can’t say that LG launched the innovation too crazy, we refer to the most recent tests, however the brand has been trying something new in a very competitive space full of high performance and powerful smartphones.
Source: Computer Hoy
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