If you want to take better-quality pictures on your iPhone but don’t want to upgrade to a newer model just yet, this could be ...

As compared to last year's iPhones, the iPhone 12 just offers that extra step of conviction when it comes to colour and contrast – its photos aren't so much better they're transformative ...

Is that worth the significant upcharge? It's a tough ask in our eyes, but if you're into snapping incredible photos and videos, the iPhone 12 Pro will be on your radar no doubt. Alternatively ...

If you want to edit iPhone photos the right way ... Firstly, you can only shoot Apple ProRAW if you have an iPhone 12 Pro or ...

The higher-end iPhone 12 Pro models also get bigger screens than ... but Apple is using one to help focus photos However, for the first time none of the devices will be bundled with headphones ...

The upgraded cameras take excellent photos. The iPhone 16 and 16 Plus both have a vertically stacked dual-lens rear-camera system that includes a 48-megapixel main lens and a new, 12-megapixel ...

However, the OnePlus 12 tends to overexpose the highlights, which inherently gives its photos a slightly brighter look — but the iPhone casts a more even exposure that’s truer to life.

Still, the iPhone 14 takes very good photos that few will complain about ... even if they're cheap We don't recommend buying the iPhone 12 or any older model. You might find them refurbished ...

The iPhone 12 comes with an IP68 rating and can only last for 30 minutes in 6-meter deep water. The device isn’t meant to survive for this long in water but proved to be surprisingly resilient.

Ultimately, both phones can capture great photos, but the iPhone 16 Plus edges out the OnePlus 12 — it’s close though. This year’s regular iPhone 16 models have a new A18 chip with 8GB memory.

The arrival of iOS 18 in September brought a new version of the Photos app to your iPhone. The multiple tabs from the previous versions of Apple's built-in photo management tool are gone, so you ...

To restore your new phone, open Finder or iTunes, and connect your phone to your computer. Click Trust when prompted, and then follow the prompts, selecting the backup you just created as what you ...