Review on Smartphone Apple iPhone 6 16 GB, 1 SIM, space gray by Mateusz Morawski ᠌

It has a beautiful screen, which is a pro. Prior to it, there was a Nokia 920. It also had a stylish screen, but the colors were really accurate, the contrast was good, and there was no air gap between the screen and the bezel. - It has a really great body and glass, however somebody stated that it does not lie in the hand, which is complete and utter nonsensicality. It is dependent on the device you were using previously; but, in absolute terms, the phone is superior to every other flagship. In addition to this, it is made of metal, and rounded glass, which is the most premium material, cannot be more comfortable. Convenient dimensions. - The speed at which work is completed, the fact that all applications have been thoroughly tested exclusively on this phone, and the fact that everything finally functions "as it should." -- The Touch ID. Protects the phone while also making it easier to access the phone and essential applications like Amazon, Alfabank, and government services (this will not happen on Android any time soon). Comments are unnecessary when using Siri because it is such an important aide to have when driving. - Camera. You just keep taking shots, and the phone will never get the white balance or the focus wrong, even when it is moving extremely quickly and doing everything else very quickly. HDR, slow-motion, software-based stabilization that nevertheless performs quite well, panorama mode. Apple offers a wide variety of helpful services, one of the best of which is Apple Music, which is a very user-friendly platform, particularly for people who enjoy listening to music while driving or in other environments. Some cons: - A front camera with a low resolution - A protruding camera, but this problem can be rectified with a cover, but it will require some stretching. - A memory space of one gigabyte. It's not a huge deal, but if there are two of you, going back to the previous jobs is the best option so the procedure doesn't have to start over. - I'm still not used to the iOS keyboard, and I don't like it very much because there is no swiping feature, horrible autocorrection, and stupid switching to emoticons. It worked better on Windows phone, but Microsoft has promised to make their keyboard available for iOS in the near future. Let's wait and see what they come up with.