Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Tech

Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max review: Get that camera rolling

Last year, we declared that the iPhone 17 Pro Max and the debutante iPhone Air was Apple's "best upgrade cycle" . We might want to walk back on that one. Apple just introduced more power and an intriguing upgrade to its camera technologies with the iPhone 18 Pro Max (of course, little brother 18 Pro is also there), the California-based company's first flagship under the leadership of new chief…

Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max review: Get that camera rolling

The iPhone 18 Pro Max, Apple's latest flagship, is set to impress with its enhanced camera capabilities and improved performance. Despite retaining the same 6.9-inch design as its predecessor, the device feels noticeably heavier at 249 grams. The camera system remains triple 48MP, but the computational power has been boosted by the new A20 Pro chip, boasting two-nanometre technology.

This chip delivers up to 20% faster CPU speeds and up to 40% quicker graphics compared to its predecessor. The camera interface has also been upgraded, allowing users to customize their settings with a tap on the six-dot icon. One of the most notable features is the variable aperture, which can adjust between f/1.48 and f/4.0, offering better control over light and resulting in sharper images.

Additionally, the phone's heat management system has been repositioned, ensuring even heat distribution and eliminating the need for heating warnings.

Written by urgent.news from The National Business's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Also reported by 1 other outlet

Read the original at thenationalnews.com →

More in Tech

Stop Polluting Your Domain with Static Factories: Clean Validation with Java 25 Flexible Constructor Bodies

Stop Polluting Your Domain with Static Factories: Clean Validation with Java 25 Flexible Constructor Bodies For years, Java forced us to write bloated static factory methods just to validate arguments…

  • Eliminate static factories for argument validation in Java classes.
  • Validate arguments directly within constructor prologue before calling super().
  • Use Java 25's compiler enforced pro-construction context for clean, idiomatic object hierarchies.

More from Sunday 20 September →