Introduction Of iPhone XS and XR

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It's September and the well-oiled Apple advertising machine is in full swipe yet again. Apple's iPhone event this fall elated us the iPhone 11 trio. And with that, we say cheerio to the iPhone XR that was substituted by the iPhone 11, and begone iPhone XS - enter iPhone 11 Pro.
The iPhone XS sequence, as any other S generation, carried new Bionic chip with a huge development in speed. Now, with the iPhone 11 Pro lineup, Apple is successful after the camera and that's what the Pro name really attitudes for.

The iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max are consequences to the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max - if there was any doubt. They remain just as big, with similar projects and screens, but come with better presentation, some large camera upgrades, larger series, and a new Apple U1 wide band chip. Indeed, near is a lot to explore, so don't let the acquainted looks fool you.
Certainly, the iPhone 11 Pro project stays the same, or at least that's what the front advises. There is a new triple-camera setup on the back yet, and the rear glass now has a ice-covered finish that we've full-grown to love since the One Plus 6. The water-protection has seen some development too, and now the eleventh iPhones can endure submersion in up to 4 beats deep water.
The new A13 Bionic chip is an upgraded version of the last year's A12. It sure packs even more blow, a new ISP and DSP, amongst other things, but it is mostly founded on the A12 design.

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