Dynamic Island to Emergency SOS: 5 new iPhone features to look out for

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Apple has been synonymous with innovation, and there have been quite a few interesting and fascinating upgrades in the iPhone lineup this year. In case you’re in the market for one of the newer iPhones – iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 14 Pro Max – here are some of the features you should look out for.

Dynamic Island: The buzz of the town is the unmissable redesigning of the iPhone notch. With iPhone 14 , Apple ditched the notch and adopted a pill-shaped cut out to house the sensors for Face ID. And they made it into an active shape-shifting cutout to integrate a range of OS features. That said, you will only find these features on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max models.

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High refresh rate: Once you use a phone with a higher refresh rate you can't go back to the 60Hz panel. It feels sluggish. Apple introduced higher refresh panels with the iPhone 13 Pro series . In 2022, it is a must-have feature for any smartphone.

Satellite connectivity: Another feature that is huge regarding emergency safety and services is the Emergency SOS via satellite. If you are the explorer types and like to take on adventures then it is a must-have feature for you. Regardless of cell reception and network, you will be able to send emergency messages through a satellite connection on the newer iPhone 14 lineup.

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New camera hardware: The iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max brought a much-needed megapixel bump to the iPhones’ camera hardware. The Pro variants now have a 48MP main sensor, which results in crisper and more detailed photos in the daytime and a significant improvement during nighttime photography.

There are other cool features that you should keep your eye out for, in case you are in the market for a new iPhone . Another prominent safety features is crash detection. It works in a similar manner as the fall detection on the Apple Watch . It is certainly a welcome addition and a feature to look out for.

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