The wait is over: the iPhone 13 is here
It's here and it brings many new features. As usual, the iPhone 13 comes in different versions, accompanied by the iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max. Among other things, the main difference, once again, is the screen size.
There are new colours, a faster processor, improved cameras and a battery that lasts (much longer). It's time to discover the new features of the iPhone 13.
iPhone 13: better, in every way
The iPhone 13 is already winning over many fans, even before pre-sales have begun. Apple's new flagship brings "the most advanced dual-camera system ever".
To make such a claim, the brand certainly knows what it's talking about. In addition to photographic improvements, the new iPhone has also received a new Ceramic Shield protection layer - now more resistant than ever.
Apple went further and included the fastest processor ever in the iPhone 13: the A15 Bionic. In this area, the brand guarantees there is no other like it on the market (so efficient and fast).
Another component that received the company's attention was battery life, one of Apple's Achilles' heels. Apparently, the new iPhone now offers much more usage time without needing a new charge.
More resistance, a new colour and greater efficiency
We had anticipated some iPhone 13 news, but we didn't expect it to arrive with (another) new colour - light pink.
Apple also redesigned the dual camera, placing it diagonally. With a much larger wide-angle sensor, the new camera is now more stable and faster when shooting (and filming).
The amount of technologies implemented allows the iPhone 13 to capture photos and videos with more light and sharpness. The iPhone 13 also features a new cinematic mode, capable of making many professional cameras envious.
Regarding the battery, Apple guarantees that the new iPhone offers 2.5 hours more battery life (compared to the iPhone 12). Combined with the A15 Bionic processor, all conditions are met for a very powerful smartphone.
The iPhone 13 arrives in stores on September 24, as do the other versions.