Review on Apple IPhone 8 by Anastazja Simiska ᠌

benefits: - Very comfortable to hold in one's hand. This is the honest talk. You can have a long discussion regarding the iPhone 4 and 4s's back glass panel. And if you were thrilled to have it in your hands, you should absolutely take this phone. Much longer battery life. The new "Bionic" CPU allows the battery to last longer on a single charge, despite a reduction in battery capacity. My battery life is good enough to last me until evening with "typical" use (phone calls, text messages, reading the news online, browsing Instagram). The "six" clock, for instance, needed five days of charging time in the same setting. The camera is fantastic. Good, juicy shots are easiest to get at night. The camera work is fantastic, for reals. In addition, it records videos at 4K resolution and 60 frames per second. Even the most high-end DSLRs can't make that claim. For Public Viewing. They said some blah blah about saturation, but I didn't observe any change between the 6s and the 7; however, the TrueTone technology is quite neat. The display automatically adjusts to different lighting conditions, such as direct sunlight, incandescent light, total darkness, and so on. Extremely easy on the eyes; there's none of that stinging when you look at a bright screen at night. Naturally, it's highly intelligent; the touch screen is a much quicker now; Siri has improved greatly in its ability to hear and respond to your voice; etc. Weaknesses: - It's four times dirtier now, so you'll need to clean both the screen and the back. Even behind glass, it's terrifying. In the past, you had a few different choices if it tipped over, but not any more if the screen was down. Based on the videos posted to YouTube, a guy of average height will sustain no injuries if he jumps off a building and lands on the pavement below. In any case, I wouldn't take the chance.