Five Things You Need to Know About New iPhone 14

Technology giant Apple launched the next line-up of its iPhone 14 series at an event held at Apple Park in USA on September 7. The phone has come with some distinct features which luxurious phone users could fancy. Daily Trust brings you some important things you need to know about the new Apple phone. Orji […]

Five Things You Need to Know About New iPhone 14

Technology giant Apple launched the next line-up of its iPhone 14 series at an event held at Apple Park in USA on September 7.

The phone has come with some distinct features which luxurious phone users could fancy.

Daily Trust brings you some important things you need to know about the new Apple phone.

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1. The phone is in the family of iPhone 14 Series comprising 14 plus, iPhone 14 pro, iPhone 14 pro.

2. The phone comes with e-SIM cards which means that users will have to do away with physical SIM cards. An e-SIM is basically a digitally embedded, programmable and rewritable SIM. It can used a cellular plan of your network carrier without requiring the need of a physical nano-SIM.

The benefit of an e-SIM card is that one can change the network carrier, data or any service plan readily through websites.

3. Notably, the screen now has smaller bezels and supports up to 2,000 nits of brightness, making it very easy to view content in sunny, outdoor environments.

4. Also, the iPhone 14 Pro introduces Aways-on Display (AOD) support. This means you can leave your screen on at all times — without draining the battery significantly unlike what is obtainable on mainstream Android phones, the AOD feature on these iPhones has an innovative touch to it.

5. The iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max prove start at $999 and $1,099 in the U.S. respectively.

The amount if converted to the current exchange rate at the pararrel market (which is around N675 to $1) will amount to about N750,000.

The new series of iPhones according to the manufacturers will be available for shipping to customers on from September 16.