The best iPhone lenses are a sure fire way to take your iPhone photography up a level. Sure, the iPhone 15 Pro has a 48MP sensor, which sounds great on paper, right? Well, ask any professional ...

The iPhone 16 Pro Max features a 48-megapixel main camera with a wide-angle lens, a 48-megapixel ultrawide camera and a ...

Its design remains largely unchanged—the iPhone 16 has a 6.1-inch display, and the 16 Plus has a 6.7-inch screen. But it comes in colorful hues like pink and teal, and the rear dual-lens camera ...

Apple’s new iPhone 16 lineup is available for pre-order ... smartphone has just one 12-megapixel rear camera compared with the multi-lens setups on the other phones. But CR testers found that ...

The rear camera got an improved 5MP lens with LED flash ... new experience to mobile. The iPhone 8 and 8 Plus also launched around the same time as the iPhone X, which ushered in a new era for ...

Apple’s iPhone X arrived in November 2017 ... and an improved f/2.4 aperature on the telephoto lens. According to Apple, the A11 Bionic neural engine performed up to 600 billion operations ...

With the iPhone 16 Series, the Pro model is said to be joining the Pro Max in getting a periscope lens. This will allow the phone to zoom even further without adding extra bulk to the phone ...

In another report by Kuo, the prominent Apple prognosticator said that the iPhone 17 Pro Max (at least) will have a trio of 48MP camera lenses on the rear for the first time. The wide, ultra-wide ...

But the iPhone 16 Pro series obviously has a bunch of extra benefits. The screens are now even bigger, and the 5x tetraprism lens is now available ... video Size 5.8 x 2.8 x 0.31 inches 6.3 ...

Each year, the developers behind well-known iPhone camera app Halide take an in-depth look at the new camera technology that ...

The iPhone 16 will pick up a new camera lens orientation to facilitate stereoscopic video recording. Still, it will remain a two-lens affair compared to the iPhone 16 Pro’s three-lens setup.

Eventually, you can use this button to trigger Visual Intelligence, Apple's version of Google Lens—point your iPhone at something in the real world to get more information about it. Every iPhone ...