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Brighton beach, black and white by nickdemarco

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Lane at night by nickdemarco

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View from my 'Rear Window' in Hove at night by nickdemarco

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Low winter sun, Victoria Park by nickdemarco

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Shop Pomegranates by nickdemarco

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Wet day in Hove by nickdemarco

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Hove rooftops and chimneys - view from my fire exit 2 by nickdemarco

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Autumn colours by nickdemarco

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Salt crystal on tablecloth (max zoom) by nickdemarco

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iPhone 12 ad on a Bus Shelter, Mare St. by nickdemarco

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St. John's, Hackney by nickdemarco

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Hove lawns, beach huts and the sea at night. by nickdemarco

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iPhone (1st gen) and a wee review by GrantMeStrength

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First impressions

It's much thinner than I expected, and feels smooth and expensive (no kidding) and gorgeous to hold. This is something I want to pick up and bring everywhere. The touch-screen works beautifully - not least because of visual and audio feedback for every single action. Zooming in on maps, thumbing (literally) through photo albums.. Yes, the user-interface is the best on any device, ever.

The "fake physics" used in every control (when you scroll a page by flicking it, it bounces when it gets to the end) is amazing. So fast and smooth. Subtle, obvious, immersive: damn those guys are good.

Typing will take a little more practice. I would not want to type this much text for example.

The built-in applications work great. Typically Apple, they appear limited until you discover new features. An age-old problem for mobile phones: how to you manage cut-and-paste between apps? Apple solution: don't do it. Just think of the reason anyone might want to cut-and-paste, and find a way to make that happen - for example, emailing a YouTube movie address to your contact is a button press.

Nerd issues

Wifi works very well indeed. But why can't I do my syncing over Wifi? I want to sync my music, videos, updated contacts without docking. Sure, syncing music and video would require an iTunes rewrite, but I should be able to sync my .Mac contacts, web bookmarks at the very least.

Web site designers are going to be working overtime to be optimizing web pages for the iPhone. Of course, most web pages just work, but imitating the iPhone look, feel and user-friendliness is going to keep them busy (and happy).

JavaScript rendering on web pages is SLOW. This will cause me to rethink some of my own projects. Also, the automatic screen rotation is a double-edged sword. Do you design your web apps for landscape or portrait? How do you know which is which? There will be some challenges here (fun ones though!)

Applications have no exit button. You don't stop them, you don't worry about stopping them. You press the one physical control on the device to get to the home screen, and launch another. Man, how Windows Mobile got grief for not having a close button. Just goes to show how perception, marketing, expectations, design conquers all.

File system. The iPhone has a file system. Do you know this? No. You can't explore the file system, or browse for files, or do anything that exposes the fact this is a computer. Again, compare to this WIndows Mobile which you KNOW is a computer trying to be a phone. For 99.99% of people, not caring a jot about a file system is great news. For anyone expecting to save email attachments, not so great. But again - why do you want to save attachments on a phone?

Hove rooftops and chimneys - view from the fire exit of the new apartment. by nickdemarco

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"Still Same Sexy", Hackney by nickdemarco

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Pebbles on the promenade by nickdemarco

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Lift in my new Apartment building by nickdemarco

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Columns by the beach 2 by nickdemarco

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A Short Review Of iPhone XR by Elizabeth Locker

IPhone XR is in the market with a slogan of being £250 cheaper than iPhone XS. It comes with a colorful body and slightly larger screen. With these apparent qualities, you may wonder if it is the right thing to buy.

The prices of iPhone XS and XS Max are £999 and £1,099 respectively. The price difference of £250 XR and XS may seem huge but still you may not call iPhone XS a cheaper phone.

Apart from the fact that iPhone XR has a 6.1-inch screen as compared to XS which has a screen of 5.8 inches, this phone does offer some features which are different.

The 6.1-inch LCD is quite colorful and manages to offer great display when you view it from different angles. However, its display is not as brilliant as what you can get through OLED of other top iPhones.

Since the bezels of this phone are noticeably larger, it looks quite smaller just like XR. The body of this phone consists of aluminum and glass. It doesn’t have stainless steel, which means that it is going to provide better grip on its body.

Larger bezels and increased size of the screen make the XR a wider phone as compared to the many ones available in the market. However, it is 1.7 mm narrower than XS MAX. Therefore, if you struggle with the smaller sets, XR is one of the right solutions you can go for.

A12 Bionic

IPhone XR uses the same A12 Bionic chip which is used in the XS and XS Max. However, it comes with smaller RAM, 3GB, as compared to what’s used in XS and XS Max, 4GB.

When it comes to day-to-day performance, XR offers almost the same smoothness as what is available with XS. However, there is going to be a problem for the ones interested in mobile gaming because smaller #RAM of XR may not be able to provide greater relief in this scenario. Still, the normal functions are going to be smoother.

Battery life of XR is longer as compared to XS and XS Max. Both XS and XS Max stay charged for 24 and 27 hours respectively. On the other hand, XR was found to have a battery life of 32 hours.

IOS 12

IPhone XR comes with IOS12

which is also used by XS and XS Max. It means that this set is going to provide the same software tools that you can use in XS and XS Max. The only thing different in terms of software is the lack of 3D in XR.

Camera

IPhone XR comes with the same 12 megapixel camera which is used in the XS but it doesn’t have the 2X telephoto camera. However, the overall quality of the images you take from XR is going to be the same as that offered by XS.2 Selfie camera is identical to the one featured in XS. However, the selfie pictures are not going to be much detail-rich.

Verdict

The very first thing that you are going to think about the XR is its price which is £250 than that of XS. However, you are definitely not going to term this smartphone a cheaper one with a price of £749.

If you are an iPhone lover, you are surely going to find XR loaded with almost every feature which makes the XS a best smartphone. However, you may not find it pretty luxurious phone. If you are looking for more info, check out this iPhone XR Review or visit our site at Real product Reviews. I am sure you will find it help.

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Gascoyne Estate, Hackney by nickdemarco

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"States of Existence" by nickdemarco

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Shop model by nickdemarco

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Brighton Law Courts by nickdemarco

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Window by nickdemarco

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Pickled Pomidori by nickdemarco

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Plastic covering building, Mare St. by nickdemarco

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Joggers in the Park by nickdemarco

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