By Anu Joy on Mar 19, 2022 12:32 pm The iPhone 13 offers various features for photography enthusiasts such as Photographic Styles, ProRes video, and most notably, Cinematic mode. Enabling this mode on the iPhone 13 lets you record videos with a shallow depth of field and add focus transitions. This allows anyone with an iPhone 13 to achieve the sort of cinematography seen only in Hollywood films, thanks to its A15 Bionic processor and advanced machine learning. Continue reading →
By Chandraveer Mathur on Mar 19, 2022 11:17 am Apple’s new Studio Display, Mac Studio, iPad Air 5, and iPhone SE 3 have now started making their way to customers. Surprisingly, Amazon is already offering discounts on the new iPad Air along with several MacBooks and iPad Pro models. Check out the best Apple deals of the week below. Continue reading →
By Rajesh Pandey on Mar 19, 2022 01:11 am The Mac Studio went on sale on March 18, and the first teardown video of the machine has made its way to the internet. Accessing the innards of the Mac Studio requires one to remove the rubber sealing at the bottom, which then reveals four screws to keep the base plate connected to the chassis. Continue reading →
The iPhone 13 offers various features for photography enthusiasts such as Photographic Styles, ProRes video, and most notably, Cinematic mode. Enabling this mode on the iPhone 13 lets you record videos with a shallow depth of field and add focus transitions. This allows anyone with an iPhone 13 to achieve the sort of cinematography seen only in Hollywood films, thanks to its A15 Bionic processor and advanced machine learning. 
Apple’s new Studio Display, Mac Studio, iPad Air 5, and iPhone SE 3 have now started making their way to customers. Surprisingly, Amazon is already offering discounts on the new iPad Air along with several MacBooks and iPad Pro models. Check out the best Apple deals of the week below. 
The Mac Studio went on sale on March 18, and the first teardown video of the machine has made its way to the internet. Accessing the innards of the Mac Studio requires one to remove the rubber sealing at the bottom, which then reveals four screws to keep the base plate connected to the chassis. 
