iPhone mobiteli - 2. dio

[mamutarka]

Autor Flegma

@mamutarka: meni je na 14 pro max nakon skijanja bilo na 85%, sad je na 90% skoro 8 miseci kasnije.

pa super, još dva skijanja i na 100 si

Autor Flegma

Evo bas pokupio i 16 pro max jutros, zanima me ta ne-tipka za kameru kako ce se ponasat, mada koliko vidim svi kazu da je samo stvar navike.

neznam, možda je na max bolje a možda gore

za portrait orientation mi nema nikakvog smisla, za landscape mi je prst neprirodno, vidit ćemo kroz neko vrijeme

[mamutarka]

stamp

[Flegma]

Evo nakon dan-dva koristenja, bas se vidi puno bolja kvaliteta slike/videa nego na 14 promax recimo, pogotovo nocu. Bateriju jos nisam potrosio (s 99% na 50% mi je cca trenutno u 24h sta ga drzim kao glavni uredaj), al bome kako mi jos nije dosla maska, dok sam ga setupira (i povlacija sve bekape/restora ih) osjetno se zagrijao telefon.

A vezano uz to, ovaj novi Photos app, isuse kako je to lose, ja nista ne kuzim di mi sta ide. Nigdi rubova, ne vidis sta je slika, sta je video, samo infinite scrolas ko lud da dodes do neceg.

[SPLiFF]

Čini se da je filozofija oduzeti nam kontrolu nad našim sadržajem i servirati nam ono što AI misli da trebamo vidjeti. Tražiš slike s godišnjeg odmora 2022.? Nema problema, evo ti božićni blagdani 2019., to zapravo želiš gledati.

[tomek@vz]

A year-long test of Apple's 80% charge limit feature on the iPhone 15 Pro Max has revealed only marginal benefits to battery health. MacRumors editor Juli Clover reported her device maintained 94% battery capacity after 299 charge cycles, compared to 87-90% capacity for iPhones without the limit. The opt-in setting, introduced with iPhone 15 models, aims to extend battery longevity by restricting maximum charge.

Clover adhered strictly to the 80% limit for 12 months, noting occasional inconveniences like depleted batteries during long days. While the test showed slightly better battery health retention, Clover questioned whether the trade-off in daily usability was worthwhile. She adds: I don't have a lot of data points for comparison, but it does seem that limiting the charge to 80 percent kept my maximum battery capacity higher than what my co-workers are seeing, but there isn't a major difference. I have four percent more battery at 28 more cycles, and I'm not sure suffering through an 80 percent battery limit for 12 months was ultimately worth it. It's possible that the real gains from an 80 percent limit will come in two or three years rather than a single year, and I'll keep it limited to 80 percent to see the longer term impact.