Sony Bravia X90L the big Sony TV is available in India with a massive discount offer

Sony India has brought the Bravia X90L TV to India. This is their upstate product with top-notch smart TV chops. The Sony TV launches in 55-inch and 65-inch now, and will soon be joined by a 75-inch model. The base variant begins at ₹139,990 and will be retailing through Sony outlets, major electronic stores and e-commerce sites starting June 26, 2023.

Here’s what you ought to know before you add this TV to the shopping cart.

10 Bravia X90L smarts that are unique to Sony

1. Cognitive Processor XR 

By using AI, Sony’s Cognitive Processor XR tries to process audio and visuals based on how humans see or hear the world around them. It is said to be even capable of understanding the focal point of a picture and enhancing the content accordingly. Similarly, it boasts the ability to judge depth or your distance from the TV and optimize both the audio and video so that you can experience them the best from wherever you are present in the room. 

2. XR Contrast Pro Booster

XR Contrast Pro Booster ensures the darks stay dark and light areas stay light. Shadows and highlights are tried to be maintained close to reality. The Full Array LED and a higher peak brightness than ever allow for this contrast control. 

3. XR Triluminos Pro

The Bravia X90L sports a billion colours along with the different shades required to bring a vivid colour representation on screen. This has been dubbed XR Triluminous Pro by the brand.

4. XR Clear Image

As the name suggests, XR Clear Image reduces noise and blur for clearer visuals on the Sony X90L display.

5. XR 4K Upscaling 

The top-end Sony TVs like the titular model come equipped with a 4K upscaling tech that uses AI to fill in lost textures and detail. This lets you watch even lower-res content in better quality.

Also Read: Redmi 32-inch HD Ready Smart LED Fire TV (L32R8-FVIN) Review: Interesting deal for the price

6. XR Motion Clarity technology 

Through advanced techniques like frame insertion, LED backlight control, and blur reduction, the fast-paced motion content like sports appears smooth.

7. XR sound positioning with XR Surround

Sony has packed in a 10W+10W+5W+5W speaker arrangement and Dolby Atmos. The company claims the TV can produce sound from the right place on the screen. You get to hear sound from multiple directions and if the content isn’t Dolby Atmos-supported, it resorts to vertical surround sound.

8. Bravia Cam

Bravia Cam doesn’t come bundled but if you purchase it, you get to enjoy video calls via Google Meet, sound and picture adjustment based on your distance from the TV, auto-brightness and gesture controls.

9. Bravia Core

Bravia Core is a built-in app that lets you watch up to 10 movies (including Sony’s own titles) in 4K quality.

Also Read: Sony BRAVIA XR 65 inch 4K OLED TV (65A80K) Review: Great sound, even better picture quality

10. PlayStation 5 support

If you connect a PS5 via the TV’s HDMI 2.1 port, this Sony TV will match the HDR settings, reduce the input lag and ensure low latency while playing games.

Sony X90L price and release in India

You can buy the Sony Bravia X90L 55-inch model at ₹139,990 and the 65-inch model at ₹179,990. It goes on sale starting today. As part of an introductory offer starting July 1, if you purchase a PS5 with this TV, you can get up to ₹24,000 discount.

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5 incredibly affordable 5G smartphone deals on Amazon India awaiting you

Amazon India has a massive catalogue of 5G smartphones, but it may take a lot of work to sieve through to find the one that best fits your bill. Let’s make that easy for you with this list. These are the most affordable 5G-powered smartphones on the platform that you may consider if you have a tight budget.

Best 5G smartphones under ₹20,000 1. Lava Blaze 5G (4+128GB)

You can buy the base variant of Lava Blaze 5G on Amazon at ₹10,999. This is after a 27% discount. Although the base memory may seem less, you get up to an 11GB virtual RAM expansion option. The device comes in Glass Green and Glass Blue colours, both of which appear fresh to the eyes. The phone has got a very basic design with a waterdrop notch on the front. It is running on MediaTek Dimensity 700 chipset with support for 5G bands like n1, n3, n5, n8, n28, n41, n77, and n78. It also offers anonymous call recording, 2K video recording, a 90Hz display, and a 5000mAh battery. 

2. Samsung Galaxy M33 5G (8+128GB) 

Samsung Galaxy M33 5G’s 8GB RAM and 128GB storage variant is available at ₹16,999 after a 35% discount. This one too supports major 5G bands like n1, n3, n5, n7, n8, n20, n28, n66, n38, n40, n41, and n78. Other highlights include a 6000mAh battery, a 50+8+2+2 MP quartet, OneUI software and Samsung’s brand value. 

3. OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite 5G (6+128GB)

OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite 5G’s 6GB RAM+128GB storage model is one of the bestselling 5G phones on Amazon. After a 10% discount, you can grab this OnePlus phone for ₹17,999. You can further avail of a bank discount of ₹500 and an exchange discount of ₹4000, and the final price becomes ₹13,499. The phone rocks Oxygen OS, a 64MP triple rear camera setup, and a 120Hz display. It is equipped with Snapdragon 695 chip and 5G bands like n1, n28A, n41, n77, and n78.

Also Read: OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite 5G Review: Shines in some areas, falters in some

4. Redmi K50i 5G (6+128GB)

Redmi K50i, after ₹5000 exchange discount, and ₹2,000 bank discount, will be available on Amazon for ₹18,999. It is powered by a 5nm MediaTek Dimensity 8100 SoC, coupled with LPDDR5 RAM, UFS 3.1 storage, and support for 5G bands like n1, n3, n5, n7, n8, n20, n28A, n38, n40, n41, n77, and n78. The phone has also got a 144Hz refresh rate AMOLED display, a 64MP triple rear camera setup, and a 5080mAh battery with 67W charging.

Also Read: Redmi K50i Review: Performance Without Panache

5. iQOO Z6 Lite 5G (6+128GB)

At ₹13,999, iQOO Z6 Lite 5G is one of the good smartphone deals you can grab today on Amazon. Note that this is after a bank discount of ₹1,500 and an 18% flat discount on the original price. You get support for the most sought-after C-band frequency, which includes the n77 and n78 5G bands. This is also armed with Snapdragon 4 Gen 1 processor, a 120Hz panel, a 50MP main camera, and a 5000mAh battery.

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Passkeys wont replace passwords because of key implementation flaws

I remember the first email account I had created back in 1997 or 1998. Hotmail was the hottest service, albeit with a rather quirky name, and everyone who had the privilege of accessing the Internet wanted to have a mail account for themselves. My brother had an account and I wanted one too, even though there was barely anyone I knew whom I could send emails to. When the time came to create the password, I was told to make it as hard as possible to guess. Being a smart cookie, I cooked up an alphanumeric pattern-based password which was easy to remember and was nine characters long. That password served me well for a decade, until I started refreshing passwords on a cyclic basis.

Computers were getting more powerful and breaking passwords was getting easier. And users had to think of unique passwords for each service and refresh them regularly. For the internet-savvy, it is a task unto itself. Last year, we saw a lot of news around passkeys and how tech companies around the world were scampering to quickly implement passkeys.

Passkeys were intended to replace passwords and provide a single, standardised method of authentication across various browsers and operating systems. Users would no longer need to remember and manage multiple passwords or rely on weak, easily compromised SMS or app-based one-time passwords. Instead, they could use biometric sensors, PINs, or patterns for secure and convenient access to apps and websites.

The introduction of passkeys as an alternative to traditional passwords is a move that has gained significant attention, with proponents arguing that it is a safer and more convenient solution for user authentication. However, the recent implementation of passkeys by major tech companies has demonstrated that they are not being standardised across different operating systems, resulting in a disappointing vendor lock-in scenario and an unsatisfactory user experience. In fact, rather than solving problems, passkeys may be creating new ones.

Regrettably, the way passkeys are being rolled out does not align with this vision. Major tech companies have opted to implement passkeys in a manner that ensures seamless functionality with their own ecosystems. And using passkeys across different ecosystems requires the use of QR codes or some other work around. This approach creates a vendor lock-in system, where users are limited to using passkeys only on devices with the same operating system. For example, a Windows-based passkey will only work on other Windows devices, while an Apple-based passkey will only function seamlessly across other Apple devices. You can use the passkey across ecosystems but it will be a pain. 

Such a twisted implementation is problematic for several reasons. Firstly, it runs contrary to the idea of standardisation, as users still have to rely on different authentication methods depending on the device they are using. This defeats the original purpose of passkeys, which was to simplify and streamline the authentication process across all devices and platforms.

Secondly, vendor lock-in can lead to a negative user experience, as it restricts users' freedom of choice when it comes to their devices and software. For instance, a user with a Windows-based passkey may find it difficult to switch to an Apple device, as their passkey will not work seamlessly across the two operating systems. This limitation discourages users from exploring different platforms and products, ultimately hindering competition and innovation in the tech industry.

Furthermore, the current implementation of passkeys is not going to replace passwords anytime soon. The widespread adoption of passkeys will take years, if not decades, to become a reality. Until then, users will still have to rely on traditional passwords, negating the supposed benefits of passkeys. This slow transition could potentially create confusion and increase security risks, as users juggle between passwords and passkeys.

It is worth noting that the concept of passkeys is not inherently flawed. If implemented correctly, it could provide a more secure and convenient authentication solution than passwords. However, the current approach taken by major tech companies is detrimental to both the user experience and the broader technology ecosystem.

To truly reap the benefits of passkeys, it is crucial for tech companies to work together and establish a standardised implementation that is compatible across different operating systems and devices. This would allow users to enjoy a seamless and secure authentication experience, regardless of their choice of device or platform. By prioritising collaboration and interoperability over competition, the tech industry can create a more inclusive and innovative digital landscape.

This column was originally published in Digit magazine's May 2023 edition

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Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 Review: The premium gaming laptop experience

The Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 is a very enticing gaming laptop. It offers a high-end gaming laptop experience at a very reasonable budget. The combination of the 13th Gen Intel Core i7-13700HX and the NVIDIA RTX 4050 is enough to handle most modern games with ease at high settings. This is paired with a bright 165 Hz WUXGA IPS display, great overall build quality, a decent keyboard, and surprisingly decent battery life as well, for a gaming laptop, that is. At Rs.1,24,990, we certainly wouldn't call this a cheap or a budget gaming laptop, but we can very confidently say that you're getting the best bang for your buck. 

 

The new Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 sits in between Acer's high-end Predator lineup and the budget Nitro lineup. With the Nitro lineup, Acer usually opts for fewer features, comparatively weaker build quality and entry-level gaming hardware. On the other hand, the Predator lineup comes with all the frills, great build quality and displays, and top-end hardware. With the new Predator Helios Neo 16, Acer is hoping to fill the gap with a laptop that compromises on some of the frills but offers top-end hardware at a reasonable budget.

The variant we're reviewing comes with a 13th Gen Intel Core i7-13700HX paired with the new NVIDIA RTX 4050 Laptop GPU. There are 13th Gen Core i5 variants and variants with higher-end GPUs as well, including the RTX 4060 and 4070. Moreover, all the GPUs are configured with the highest TGP values so you're getting all the juice out of them. Considering the specs on board, at an asking price of Rs.1,24,990, the Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 is not a bad deal on paper, but is it actually worth your money? Read the complete review to find out.

Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 - Build and Design

Let's start things off with the build and design. The Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 doesn't scream gamer like the Nitro does, but it definitely looks the part of a gaming laptop. Some might appreciate the more muted gamer aesthetic, especially if they use the laptop in more professional work settings.

The laptop is matte black in colour overall, with turquoise accents. The same turquoise can also be seen around the borders of the WASD, and arrow keys. In the centre of the lid, you have a glossy Predator logo. It's not lit up or anything, and it's actually pretty hard to see clearly on the matte black. Similarly, you also have a bunch of cryptic numbers and crosshairs on the side of the lid, along with a grid on the other side. This is actually a puzzle that Acer has put on the lid, which if you solve it, you can reach out to Acer for a reward apparently.

Coming to the build quality, Acer has opted for a mix of aluminium and plastic for the Acer Predator Helios Neo 16. The display lid is made out of metal and is very sturdy, while the rest of the body features plastic. The mix of plastic and metal makes sense if you consider what Acer is going for, and we honestly can't fault the build quality at all, save for the display which flexes more than we'd like. That said, the display itself remains very stable and sturdy with close-to-zero wobble.

The laptop features a 16-inch display and weighs around 2.6 kg, which is a bit on the heavier side as far as gaming laptops are concerned. Then again, you are getting a slightly larger than-usual display with this laptop as well.

The Predator Helios Neo 16 features chiclet keys, much like the kind that are present in the Nitro series of gaming laptops. We've mentioned in the past that we quite like the feel of the Nitro's keyboard, and that still stands. There's decent travel and feedback which makes for a good overall experience when using the Acer Predator Helios Neo 16's keyboard. You get 4-zone RGB lighting for the keyboard, but no per-key lighting which is reserved for higher-end Predator laptops, but RGB is a small sacrifice to make when cutting costs. The touchpad is slightly off-centre towards the left, which prevents the touchpad from getting in the way of typing too much. However, you're probably going to use a mouse while gaming and will be disabling the touchpad entirely. If you do need to use it in a pinch, the touchpad is accurate enough.

I/O options

The Acer Predator Helios 16 has a great selection of I/O port offerings. You've got two Thunderbolt 4 ports, an HDMI 2.1 port and a charging port behind the laptop's display. On the left side of the laptop, you have the RJ45 ethernet port, a USB-A port, a microSD card reader and a 3.5 mm combo port. On the right-hand side, you have two more USB-A and a Kensington lock. We couldn't have asked for a better selection of I/O offerings at this price range.

Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 - Display

The Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 comes with two display variants, 1920x1200 and 2560x1600  resolutions. As you can see, these are 16:10 aspect ratio displays, so you have a little more screen to work with. The variant we received came with a WUXGA or 1920x1200 display. Despite being the cheaper of the two display options, you still get around 400 nits of peak brightness which is great; we tested an average of around 382 nits. Additionally, you get close to 100 per cent sRGB coverage, we tested 99.6 per cent, and 83.2 per cent DCI-P3 coverage, which is great. That makes the Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 a pretty solid laptop for your content creation needs as well.

Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 - Thermals

The Acer Predator Neo 16 performs exceptionally in the thermals department, especially if you consider this is a gaming laptop. Not only do the temps remain low, but even the noise is also lower than average as well. The highest temperature we recorded was the CPU, which peaked at around 70 degrees Celsius during the stress test. Both the CPU and GPU in the Acer Predator Neo 16 use Acer's AeroBlade 3D fans for cooling, and they both share six heat pipes. While the bottom of the laptop can get pretty warm, surface temps stay around the 25-degree mark for the most part, such as around the palm and touchpad, except for the WASD cluster which hits 32 degrees Celsius and the centre of the laptop which goes to around 36 degrees Celsius. 

Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 - Performance

With that, we come to the performance. As we mentioned in the intro, Acer hasn't held back with the hardware in the Neo 16, so we've got the latest 13th Gen Intel Core i7-13700HX paired with the new NVIDIA RTX 4050. While the RTX 4050 is the lowest-end variant in the new RTX 40 series lineup, it's certainly no slouch and is comparable to the RTX 3060 Laptop GPU when it comes to gaming performance. 

Starting things off with the synthetic GPU benchmarks ala 3DMark, we're comparing the 4050 with one of our best-performing 3060 laptops from last year, the Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 16IAH7 which also features a 12th gen Core i7.

You can see that the 4050 beats the 3060 in just about every 3DMark benchmark save a few, where the scores are very close.

Coming to productivity, for which we use the PCMark 10 benchmark, we're once again comparing the same two laptops, this time pitting the 13th Gen Core i7-13700HX in the Predator Helios Neo 16 with the 12th Gen Core i7-12700H in the Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3.

No surprises here, the newer processor wins out. Coming to the Cinebench R23 benchmark, we found that the single-thread performance in both processors is very similar, however the Core i7-13700HX inches ahead of the Core i7-12700H in multi-thread performance.

The trend continues in our encryption and decryption benchmarks as well, for which we use WinRAR and 7-Zip, where the Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 is leagues ahead.

RAM

The Neo 16 comes with 16GB of DDR5 memory clocked at 4800 MT/s with support for up to 32GB. We tested RAM speeds using the AIDA64 memory benchmark, and it's certainly among the speedier RAMs we've tested this year.

Storage

This continues with the NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD storage onboard as well, which is among the fastest in the price segment. We saw read speeds close to 7000 MB/s and write speeds around the 5000 MB/s mark during the CrystalDiskMark NVMe SSD benchmark.

Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 - Gaming performance

Finally, we come to real-world gaming performance. We use a mix of both GPU and CPU-intensive games to gauge how well the Acer Predator Helio Neo 16 performs in real-world gaming. As we mentioned at the start of this section, the RTX 4050 certainly holds its own. We're once again comparing it with the RTX 3060 in the Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3.

 

The RTX 4050 outperforms the RTX 3060 in every single gaming benchmark. Clearly, the RTX 4050 is the new best entry-level gaming laptop GPU. Of course, this specific combination in the Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 is fantastic and should have no trouble handling any modern title you throw at it, at least for the coming year.

Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 - Verdict

The Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 is a very enticing gaming laptop. It offers a high-end gaming laptop experience at a very reasonable budget. You may miss out on a few features here and there, but honestly, who needs per-key RGB lighting or an OLED display when you're getting top-of-the-line hardware onboard? The combination of the 13th Gen Intel Core i7-13700HX and the NVIDIA RTX 4050 is enough to handle most modern games with ease at high settings. Both the processor and GPU scored fantastically in our benchmarks, and this is paired with a bright 165 Hz WUXGA IPS display, great overall build quality, a decent keyboard, and surprisingly decent battery life as well, for a gaming laptop, that is. At Rs.1,24,990, we certainly wouldn't call this a cheap or a budget gaming laptop, but we can very confidently say that you're getting the best bang for your buck. 

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JioPhone 5G leaks: Could this be the phone that bridges our digital divide

JioPhone 5G images leak, giving us a close look at one of the most anticipated 5G smartphones. Besides the JioPhone 5G’s design, we also learn about its possible price and launch timeline. The leak comes from a Twitter handle @ArpitNahiMila who seems to have got hold of the device and reveals some of the aforementioned details. Come, have a look:

JioPhone 5G design and details leaked

On the back of the phone, there is the Jio logo in the middle and a vertical pill-shaped camera island. Within the camera panel, we see the 13MP sensor mentioned. Arpit adds there will be a 2MP secondary sensor too.

The back also has got the 5G branding and the phrase, “ultimate speed, unlimited experiences”.

On the other side, we see a waterdrop notch display. As per previous rumours, this could be a 6.5-inch LCD panel. Arpit claims there is a 5MP selfie shooter inside that cutout.

On the screen, we see the results of a 5G speed test. The download speed is shown to be 470.17 Mbps and the upload speed is 34.25 Mbps.

JioPhone 5G is said to be running on a Unisoc processor or the MediaTek Dimensity 700 chipset. This could be coupled with 4GB of RAM and 32GB of storage.

Also Read: TRAI on promotional calls: Airtel, Jio, Vi, BSNL must build platform for user opt-in

The software could be Pragati OS (based on Android) co-developed with Google. It will have Google Cloud support. 

For unlocking the device, we may get a side-mounted fingerprint reader.

JioPhone 5G launch date and price

The leaker predicts JioPhone 5G could launch in India between Diwali and New Year. It is expected to be priced below ₹10,000. 

Last year when this was announced, Ambani professed this would be the “ultra-affordable 5G smartphone” with Jio’s private 5G stack and 5G-enabled solutions for India as well as the global market. 

Also Read: Music lover? New Jio plans with free JioSaavn Pro available now: Price and benefits

Now, ₹10,000 isn’t an accessible price point for every Indian and so, Reliance will have to price it lower than any other 5G phone. Some booking offers and telecom lock-in deals could subsidize the phone for rural and low-income buyers. Jio could introduce 5G to many new users, who maybe even be first-time internet users. These users could thus be part of the digital economy and experience e-learning, access government aids and information, as well as have new avenues of entertainment. However, as we said, all this is possible if the phone’s priced right. Let’s wait and see what Mr Ambani has in store.

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New HP gaming lineup starts at 59999 including a Victus and 2 Omen models

HP has introduced the Omen and Victus gaming laptops starting at ₹59,999. There is the Victus 16 (2023), an Omen 16, and an Omen Transcend 16. All three HP laptops feature an Intel 13th gen processor. But, since each of them caters to different price segments, their spec offering also differs. Let’s see what you get for their respective asking prices. 

HP Victus 16 refreshed anew but is still the most affordable of the lot

The 2023 HP Victus 16 ships with an Intel Core i5-13500H processor, Nvidia RTX 4050 graphics, up to 32GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB PCIe 4 NVMe SSD storage, and an 83WHr battery. 

On the front, the laptop has a 16” IPS display with 1080p resolution, 300 nits of brightness, 16:10 aspect ratio, 100% sRGB colour coverage, and 165Hz refresh rate.

For connectivity, you are getting WiFi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, a USB-C with charging and DisplayPort support, 3 USB-A sockets, 1 HDMI 2.1, 1 3.5mm jack, and an ethernet port. Among other things, the laptop also features an HD webcam, 1-zone RGB keyboard, B&O dual speaker setup, and Windows 11 Home.

On the opposite end of this laptop is the new Omen Transcend 16.

Also Read: After spending a month with the 45-inch HP superwide display, I am throwing away my monitors!

HP Omen Transcend 16 launched with flagship cooling and performances in a thin and light chassis

It comes with up to an Intel Core i9-13900HX processor, up to Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 GPU, up to 32GB DDR5 RAM, up to 2TB PCIe Gen 4 NVMe M.2 SSD storage, and a 97WHr battery.

 The front of the laptop is a 16-inch screen with WQXGA (2560 x 1600) resolution, 16:10 aspect ratio, 400 nits of brightness, 100% sRGB coverage and 240Hz refresh rate.

HP has armed the Transcend 16 with WiFi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, 2x USB-C Thunderbolt 4 with DisplayPort and charging support, 3 USB-A ports, 1 3.5mm jack, 1 headphone jack, and 1 Ethernet port. The laptop also comes with a 1080P webcam, B&O dual speakers, a per-key RGB backlit keyboard, and Windows 11 Home.

In the middle, there is the Omen 16.

Also Read: HP Pavilion x360 14 (2023) Review: Portable, efficient, and versatile

HP Omen 16 vs Omen Transcend 16

HP Omen 16 is powered by an Intel Core i7-13700HX. Compared to the Transcend 16, it has up to Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 GPU, 83WHr battery, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD storage, a 165Hz refresh rate display with 300 nits of brightness, and a 4-zone RGB keyboard.

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Deal alert Grab Apple iPhone 14 at a discount of 50000: Heres how

Apple iPhone 14 is available at an unbelievable discount of about ₹50,000 on Flipkart. You will have to opt for exchange offers and bank discounts. So it isn’t a straightforward offer, but one of the best iPhone 14 deals. Let’s break down the full details here.

iPhone 14 Flipkart sale offers

Apple iPhone 14’s original price is ₹79,900. But, Flipkart is offering a flat ₹10,901 off which makes the current retail price to be ₹68,999.

Now, you can use an HDFC bank credit/debit card and avail of a discount of ₹4,000, bringing down the iPhone price to ₹64,999.

Also Read: Apple iPhone 14 vs Samsung Galaxy S23: Price, Specifications and features

What further sweetens the deal is the exchange offer. Flipkart is giving up to ₹35,000 off on trading in your old phone. Note, the device has to be in good condition for getting the full exchange value.

But, if you are able to swap, then that makes the final iPhone 14 price to be ₹29,999. 

That would be one of the best iPhone 14 deals you can get right now.

And in case you want to know what you get for that much money, here’s a quick run through the Apple iPhone 14 specifications.

Apple iPhone 14 features that make it a great iPhone to buy in 2023

Apple iPhone 14 comes with a fairly comfortable size, a 6.1-inch OLED screen with Face ID notch up top, iOS 16 out of the box (upgradeable to newer versions), a powerful A15 Bionic chipset, one of the most reliable camera setup out there (including two 12MP cameras at the back, a 12MP camera on the front, and up to 4K60 fps video from both sides), and a lightning charging port.

Also Read: iPhone 14 review

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