Clicks website information shows that the company will release Clicks keyboard accessories for iPhone 15 Pro Max on April 30; accessories for iPhone 14 Pro Max will be released in May.

Clicks went on sale in February this year and currently mainly ships keyboards for iPhone 14 Pro phones.

It was previously reported that this Clicks small keyboard uses a standard QWERTY layout, supports wireless charging, is available in two styles: “BumbleBee (yellow)” and “London Sky (grey blue)”, and has a USB-C interface. Users After inserting the small keyboard into the iPhone, you can directly connect the charging cable to the keyboard interface to power the phone.

Clicks Technology also mentioned that this small keyboard accessory can call the “keyboard shortcuts” function built into Apple’s iOS, allowing users to “control iPhones like early BlackBerrys.” Some shortcut examples include:

CMD + H quickly returns to the home screen

CMD + Space starts search

Use the space bar to scroll down a web page

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▲ Picture source Clicks Technology (the same below)

It is reported that this Clicks keypad adopts a standard QWERTY layout, supports wireless charging, is available in two styles: “BumbleBee (yellow)” and “London Sky (grey blue)”, and has a USB-C interface. Users can plug the keypad into Once you have an iPhone, you can directly use the charging cable to connect to the keyboard interface to power the phone.

Clicks Technology also mentioned that this small keyboard accessory can call the “keyboard shortcuts” function built into Apple’s iOS, allowing users to “control iPhones like early BlackBerrys.” Some shortcut examples include:

CMD + H quickly returns to the home screen

CMD + Space starts search

Use the space bar to scroll down a web page

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User “mr_rakue” posted a picture on the platform and claimed that the frame of his iPhone 15 Pro seemed to have “some kind of adhesive seeping out along the edge.” He said that “the back panel of the phone feels like a peeling sticker.”

▲ Picture source Reddit user “mr_rakue” (the same below)

Another user “JDT33658” also claimed that his iPhone 15 Pro had a similar problem. He posted that he took the phone to the Apple Store and was told that “the adhesive used to fix the back glass panel of the phone was not applied correctly.” , and successfully replaced it with a new one.

Another user named “TheManchot” also said that he had encountered the same situation. He said that users should not pick up the oozing adhesive with their hands. If it is really annoying, “you can use a razor blade.” Carefully cut off the oozing adhesive part” to prevent damaging the phone’s IP68 waterproofing, or go directly to the Apple Store to replace it with a new one “once and for all.”

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It is noticed that blogger MrMacRight recently uploaded a video to test the performance of “Resident Evil 4: Remastered” on iPhone 15 Pro, M1 iPad and M2 iPad. The result was that the performance of iPhone 15 Pro was not optimistic. . In the test, the game was run at 1560×720 resolution with MetalFX sharpening technology turned on. While the frame rate on iOS is capped at 30FPS, the iPhone 15 Pro frequently failed to hit that mark.

In some relatively simple scenes, the frame rate is quite stable and can be close to 30FPS. However, once entering combat or other more intense scenes, the frame rate will plummet to below 25FPS, or even as low as 20FPS, causing serious screen freezes, seriously affecting the gaming experience. Especially when aiming with a sniper rifle, the performance drops off a cliff.

Unlike “Resident Evil Village” which recently launched on iPhone, the iOS version of “Resident Evil 4: Remake” uses the default image quality and does not support custom settings. While some options remain, such as motion blur and lens distortion, the most anticipated ray tracing feature is absent, despite Apple’s previous efforts to promote its new chip’s ray tracing capabilities.

A big reason for poor performance could be the iPhone’s thermal issues. During the test, the temperature of the phone rose rapidly, resulting in frequency reduction and speed limit, further exacerbating the lagging phenomenon.

While the iPhone 15 Pro’s performance was disappointing, the M2 chip-powered iPad Pro ran the game well, with higher resolution and more stable frame rates. For Apple users, if they want to get the best experience after “Resident Evil 4: Remake” is released on December 20, it seems to be safer to choose iPad Pro.

“Resident Evil 4: Remastered” will be launched on the iPhone / iPad / Mac platform on December 20, requiring iPhone 15 Pro series phones, iPad (equipped with M1 and subsequent chips), Mac.

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It is noticed that the current iPhone 15 Pro phone uses a standard 12MP 1.4μm sensor, and switching to a stacked sensor can expand the imaging dynamic range.

In addition, Tech_Reve mentioned that Apple also plans to use a 1/1.14-inch 48-megapixel 1.4μm sensor module for the main camera in the iPhone 17 Pro, and increase the pixels of the telephoto lens to 48-megapixels.

▲ Apple iPhone 15 Pro

According to previous reports, Guo Mingchi mentioned in August this year that Apple plans to switch to a stacked rear camera sensor design for the entire iPhone 16 series. The relevant sensors are manufactured by Sony and are expected to be a double-layer (Photodiode + Pixel) crystal pixel architecture (2 -Layer Transistor Pixel).

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In comparison, 40% of users purchased iPhone Pro or Pro Max models through operator channels.

At first glance, the difference between the two does not seem big, only a 7% difference. However, based on the price difference of 200-300 US dollars per iPhone, and Apple sells more than 200 million units per year, the actual difference in amount will be very obvious.

Citing the opinion of foreign technology media 9to5Mac, which believes that Apple cannot convert this advantage. In the US market, operators largely dominate iPhone sales.

According to previously released data from CIRP, only 21% of people buy directly from Apple, while 71% buy from their carrier.

CIRP notes that users who buy iPhones through carriers are no longer pursuing top-end models, and Apple has lost control of “accessory offerings, extended warranty options, and access to other devices, including Apple Watch, iPads, and Mac computers.”

Add all of these factors together, and they could cost Apple billions of dollars in potential revenue losses.

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After testing, Apple iPhone 15 Pro tied with Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max for first place in the DXOMARK global proactive rankings with a total score of 149 points. The scores for each category are:

In the test results, DXOMARK listed the following advantages and disadvantages:

Advantages of Apple iPhone 15 Pro:

 Accurate exposure and wide dynamic range for photos and videos

 Autofocus is fast and accurate, with a wide depth of field

 Detail-rich photos and videos taken in bright light

 Keeps recording stable when moving

 Very precise subject differentiation possible in portrait mode

Disadvantages of Apple iPhone 15 Pro:

 Noise exists in all shooting conditions

 Occasional color distortion (artifacts) in photos and videos

 Occasionally sharp differences between frames occur when recording video while walking

The current top ten proactive scores in the DXOMARK overall list are:

Apple iPhone 15 Pro front camera main specifications

 12-megapixel sensor

 F/1.9 aperture lens

 auto focus

 4K video, 24/25/30/60 fps, 1080p, 25/30/60/120 fps (test 4K, 30 fps)

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According to the iOS 17.2 RC update log, Apple said that after installing this update, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max will improve the focusing speed of the telephoto camera when shooting distant objects.

It is unclear how much of the speed improvement this time has. Users currently using iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max can try focusing on distant objects for testing.

Note: In the iOS 17.2 RC update log, it is also mentioned that the ability to shoot spatial videos has been improved for the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max models.

Apple is expected to officially release the official version of iOS 17.2 next week.

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CIRP shared data on its Substack titled “iPhone sales mix continues to drive average retail prices down.” In addition to the average selling price, the research firm also noted the weighted average retail price of iPhones in the United States. However, the full scope of the study does not include wholesale discounts given by Apple to retailers. However, the metric reveals the different iPhone models and storage capacities that end users are considering.

According to research, data from CIRP showed that the weighted average retail price of iPhones in the United States peaked at $988 in the March 2023 quarter. Since then, the weighted average price has declined for two consecutive quarters. Prices dropped $40 in June and another $30 in September. iPhone performance was relatively low compared to the previous year.

Currently, the average iPhone retail price in the U.S. is $918, matching iPhone performance in 2021-2022. The change in average price is due to older iPhone models. The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max are selling like hotcakes, as are the iPhone 14 Pro models. However, the iPhone 14 Pro models don’t perform as well as their predecessors, the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max.

The main change this quarter was in sales of year-old flagship phones that are being retired as their successors become available. The iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max models accounted for 23% of total sales, down from 37% for the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max models in the same period last year.

While iPhone average selling prices have been low over the past two quarters, it remains to be seen how the iPhone 15 series performs during the holiday season. This could significantly boost sales of this product range, deriving a new balance in average selling prices. However, these are just speculations at this stage, and device sales are likely to decline further in the next quarter.

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Citing Apple’s official update log. After users upgrade to iTunes 12.13 version, as long as they install the Apple Music and Apple TV applications, they can listen to podcasts and audiobooks through the iTunes application.

Apple occasionally updates iTunes for Windows. The last update mainly added support for the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro series models.

iTunes has been phased out on the Mac for several years now, replaced by the Finder and TV apps, but Apple is still keeping the Windows version around.

Those who want to use iTunes for Windows can download it from the Microsoft Store or Apple website.

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