{"id":563,"date":"2019-09-30T14:09:47","date_gmt":"2019-09-30T14:09:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.retrocube.com\/blog\/?p=563"},"modified":"2023-03-16T14:42:22","modified_gmt":"2023-03-16T14:42:22","slug":"10-good-reasons-to-invest-in-the-iphone-11","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.retrocube.com\/blog\/10-good-reasons-to-invest-in-the-iphone-11\/","title":{"rendered":"10 Good Reasons to Invest in the iPhone 11"},"content":{"rendered":"

We\u2019ve had a lot happening in the area of telecommunication and mobile tech this year. Apart from a few\u00a0breakthroughs\u00a0which include the launching of 5G, higher telecom security, and more AI integration, you\u2019ve got phone companies locked in a technology war.<\/p>\n

Everyone from Huawei and Samsung to Apple and Xiaomi is battling to offer users better phones, better features, and enhanced efficiency. One of the\u00a0top mobile phones<\/a>\u00a0released this year was none other than Apple\u2019s iPhone 11. However, many are still wondering what exactly this new range of iPhones brings to the table. Even though Apple has most recently held between 10 and 20% of the overall phone market share, the company has always done enough to hold its position among the\u00a0world\u2019s leading phone companies<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Introducing the iPhone 11<\/h2>\n

The iPhone 11 was released on the\u00a020th of September 2019<\/a>, the iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max had already been open for order since the 13th of the month. Apart from Apple\u2019s long-awaited\u00a0iOS 13<\/a>, this series of phones had created a fair bit of anticipation within the market.<\/p>\n

Why Should I buy the iPhone 11?<\/h2>\n

A question that any sensible mobile user will likely ask themselves is whether or not the iPhone 11 or its sibling phones the 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max are worth the investment. In order to help you decide if you should invest in one of the sets from the iPhone 11 family, we\u2019re going to elaborate on the reasons.<\/p>\n

A-13 Bionic chip<\/h2>\n

The most spectacular pieces of tech that the iPhone 11 is fitted with is the\u00a0A13 Bionic chip<\/a>. With 18 cores, 8.5 billion transistors and 20% more processing speed than its predecessor the A12, this chip is quite the monster. For those of you less familiar with tech jargon, let\u2019s just put it this way; the A13 is extremely powerful and will be giving the performance and efficiency of the 11 family iPhones a serious boost. It will also offer capability enhancement by way of language processing as well as the animation of characters in augmented reality apps.<\/p>\n

Battery Life Improvement<\/h2>\n

Thanks in part to the A13 Bionic chip, as well as other internal tweaks, the iPhone 11 as well as the iPhone 11 Pro both, have higher power efficiency hence longer battery life durations. When compared to the previously released iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, the iPhone 11 allows users a brilliant four to five hours more when it comes to usage time respectively.<\/p>\n

High-Key Mono<\/h2>\n

If you\u2019re someone who enjoys monochromatic photography and portraiture, this feature is bound to appeal to you. The high-key mono feature works by adding a high-contrast monochrome filter to the image. This, in addition to the wide\/telephoto lens framing option, gives users a lot more to work with when photographing people!<\/p>\n

Night Mode<\/h2>\n

\"Night<\/p>\n

The night mode feature in the iPhone 11 has been greatly enhanced. Night mode is activated in situations where photo brightening and noise reduction may be required. The activation occurs automatically. Apart from this, users can opt for both automatic as well as manually adjustable light processing. The result is better low-light pictures across the board.<\/p>\n

Deep Fusion<\/h2>\n

Besides an outstanding night mode function, the iPhone 11 also offers something called Deep Fusion to its users. This works by applying machine learning, allowing for the capture of photos under situations where light is within the low and medium range. Apart from this, the camera automatically takes nine photos prior to the user\u2019s final click, which is then superimposed and merged to form one crisp image. Image formulation is conducted via what is known as the neural engine within the iPhone 11.<\/p>\n

Quick Take<\/h2>\n

One of the things many Apple users may have had trouble with in the past is impromptu or spontaneous video capture. Video capture used to require turning on video mode before capturing something which would sometimes result in the moment in question being missed. No more! A new feature allows users to record videos simply by tapping and holding the camera\u2019s shutter button. This is what developers have called the Quick Take feature.<\/p>\n

Triple Camera<\/h2>\n

All three phones from the iPhone 11 family are the first in the line of iPhones to come with the triple camera setup. What\u2019s even better is the tree cameras are set to different specifics, namely:<\/p>\n