Review on Apple IPhone 8 Plus by Seo Jun Seog ᠌

The Certify device is black, and it has 256GB of storage space; before, a black 6 with 64GB of storage space was released and sold to close friends and family. I embraced this technological marvel so that I might have greater freedom in my work and have a more spacious viewing experience. I snatched it up hastily without giving it any thought and instantly regretted it. All the speaker's positives are crossed out, including the speaker's innovative camera features like portrait, studio light, and background blurring (contour, stage, stage full hat). The video has improved, it shoots well, but when played on TV there are a lot of noises that aren't visible on the screen of the device, pouring through Chromecast 2 causes twitching of the picture (maybe because the formats aren't compatible when playing 4K or for some other reason that I didn't find out about until the end), whereas this didn't happen with 6. Compared to 6-ki, the camera performs slightly better in dim conditions. To get the six batteries to last a full day of work (anything from seven to nineteen hours), I would charge them two to three times. I frequently consult various maps, mail, websites, and news feeds, and use various forms of communication. It booted up much quicker than the sixth one did, and I was very pleased with the TruTone display; it's very gentle and pleasant to look at. I also find myself not pressing the home button as often, but that's purely habit. Unlike the impressive Live Pictures (full bottom, it's a shame that you can't typically deleted from the menu), the 3D Touch feature is forgettable and unremarkable after a single use. The same core group of 6, with a few minor upgrades. (the cards used were a 4, 4, 5, and 6) To this I'd like to add that its bulky design makes it difficult to use for selfies (even little kids have trouble gripping it) and that the gadget clearly requires some modifications. After updating to firmware 11.2, my phone crashed three times, resulting in a dark screen that wouldn't respond to my buttons until I gave it a hard reset. There has been no improvement to the speaker's sound, and the annoying clicks and horrible quality of sound during normal conversation are still present. Today's batteries can't even make it through a single workday. In spite of being housed in a plush pouch, the back cover has suffered severe scratches.