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That's why I believe that deep inside Apple Park, there's an underlying belief that the Camera app should be as simple as possible - and that Apple should keep building hardware to make that happen. Apple is aiming for simplicity with its Camera app. IMAGINING THE PERFECT CAMERA APP This feature got me thinking about Apple's ultimate goals in designing the Camera app. [Extracted from the article]

BOTTOM LINE Most people wondering whether they should buy the iPhone 14 will be upgrading from a much older iPhone than the iPhone 13, but those same people would be wise to consider the iPhone 13 as an alternative since the iPhone 13 is still on sale. If the new camera features of the iPhone 14 are attractive to you, then you may want to consider spending a little more to get the iPhone 14 Pro, which brings a 48MP camera and a 3X telephoto lens along with all of the new iPhone 14 camera features. The Geekbench 4 battery tests indicated just under 9 hours for the iPhone 14, 9:44 for the iPhone 14 Pro, 8:11 for the iPhone 13, and 9:15 for the iPhone 13 Pro. [Extracted from the article]

The iPhone 14 Pro Max is the about same size as the 12 Pro Max, as well as the iPhone 13 Pro Max it replaces (fave.co/3xWPTlb). And the iPhone 14 Pro Max lasted 3 hours and 43 minutes longer than the iPhone 14 Pro - that's 30 percent more battery life from a battery that is 35 percent larger than the smaller iPhone 14 Pro. However, if battery life is your main reason for choosing a large iPhone, Apple does have another iPhone that has recently arrived - the iPhone 14 Plus, which according to Apple's estimates can beat the 14 Pro Max in terms of battery life. The yearly iPhone release, and indeed most smartphone releases, have gotten kind of boring: The latest model is a little faster, the camera's better, and maybe there's some stand-out gimmick that will feature in all the ads but won't really improve the way you use your phone. [Extracted from the article]

ADJUST THE DISPLAY SETTINGS Depending on what previous iPhone you may have had, you may not have found much use for some of the display settings that could be much more useful on an iPhone 14. Open the Camera app, switch to Photo mode, and swipe upward to show the little camera control buttons. CHECK OUT THE NEW CAMERA MODES One of the iPhone 14's coolest new camera features is Action mode, which applies really heavy video stabilization to your hand-held shots. [Extracted from the article]

Only now are Mac webcams getting to be on par with the USB webcam I've used for a decade! MAC USER There was a time when Apple really cared about Macs having better video chat quality than any other computer you could buy. [Extracted from the article]

The only real competition for Apple's most affordable iPad (which starts at $329) is the Kindle Fire models and some deeply disappointing Android tablets that have retail prices in the $150 range and are often used as free giveaways when you buy service subscriptions or other more expensive tech gear. When it comes to tablets, at least budget tablets, there's iPad and there's everything else. IT'S TIME FOR A FACELIFT Outside of a faster processor (which most won't notice), double the storage (which they will noticed), and a much better front camera (which is very nice), the 9th-generation iPad is about the same as the 8th-generation iPad - which was about the same as the 7th-generation iPad. [Extracted from the article]

Clearly, Samsung could learn a thing or two from Apple - here are five ideas Samsung should steal from the iPhone 12. 1. Apple's phones are objectively expensive, but they're a few hundred dollars cheaper at every tier than Samsung's phones. DITCH THE CHARGER (HEAR ME OUT!) Apple controversially decided to remove the bundled wall charger from its latest phones, but it was probably a good idea - one that Samsung could steal. [Extracted from the article]

Open the Windows 10 Start menu and head to Settings > System > Display > Advanced Display Settings > Display and select Display 1 under Choose Display. A 15.6-inch laptop screen with a 1920 x 1080 resolution has a pixel density of 141.21 ppi, while a 32-inch HDTV screen with the same resolution has a significantly lower pixel density of 68.84 ppi. But if you have a PC designed for the best possible gaming experience, hooking up an HDTV instead of a computer monitor likely means that you're not getting the most out of your machine. If you need a display that will multitask as an up-close work/email display as well as a movie/entertainment display, you'll want something with a high enough pixel density that text won't be a pain to read - and even with a high pixel density, a large display may still cause eye and neck strain if you sit too close to it. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports that Google Assistant got plenty of tucked away tricks for anyone using Android. Topics include considered that one of Google's own Pixel phones as Google experience available anywhere on Android and that means to have got some extra-spectacular next-level voice commands at disposal and just waiting to be used.