David Trlica At the beginning of the week, information circulated around the world that Apple is considering postponing the production of the iPhone 12, which would mean that the Cupertino company would miss the "classic" presentation and release in September. Apple did not directly comment on the speculation, however the component supplier mentioned in the original report spoke out and refuted the speculation. Production is said to be continuing according to the original plan and they do not expect Apple to postpone the new iPhones.
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Amaya Toman The reason for the delay was supposed to be the coronavirus pandemic, which prevented some suppliers from producing parts in sufficient quantities. Among others, the Taiwanese company Tripod Technology, which manufactures printed circuit boards, was to be involved. But it was this company that denied the report of the Nikkei agency. According to Tripod Technology, production is progressing well and there will be no two-month delay. Similarly, Foxconn also recently spoke, where they are already returning to full operation and are ready for iPhone 12 production.
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Even so, some analysts are still concerned about the possible postponement of 5G iPhones. A large number of components are needed to make a phone, but one component is late and Apple can be in big trouble. In addition, some of the components do not come from China, but from other Asian countries, where the quarantine can last at least a week, and in the worst cases we are talking about months.
12 THERE WILL BE MIT PHOTOS OF CERTAINLY INCREDIBLE 12 mpx AGAIN
THERE WILL FINALLY BE GREAT PHOTOS LIKE FROM 2012 AGAIN
The quality of the photos is mainly made by the glass and that is a problem with mobile phones and secondly the photographer. 12 or 64 pix no longer play such a role. Anyway, most people take a photo and then view it on their mobile phone screen.
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A beautiful A12 print was obtained from 3 Mpix. A higher resolution can help, but due to the optics in mobile phones, there is nothing to feed it. Physics is simply valid even in wet dreams. The higher the resolution, the better the photo is not really a valid equation. I recommend spending at least 10-15 minutes on some basics rather than writing similar screams with a stuck TAB...
And what exactly do you need a higher resolution for? Resolution is the last thing that makes photos look or not look like 2012. Especially with a sensor as small as in mobile phones, chasing resolution is completely pointless. Try to enlarge the photos with a resolution of tens of megapixels, taken with a mobile phone, sometimes to the appropriate details - it will be the same as mud.