If you want to help preserve some battery on iOS 18, the best thing to do is simply avoid widgets on your lock screen (and ...

Can’t wait to try these out 💪Your iPhone has features you didn’t realise it could do. Despite being on market since 2007, you probably didn’t know you could find your Apple device in the dark.

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The biggest complaint I’ve had with the iPhone Camera app is how some of the camera’s settings are buried in the general ...

When the iPhone's Portrait mode debuted on the iPhone 7 Plus, it was the first smartphone to mimic the effect of taking a portrait with shallow depth of field, like you can with a professional SLR ...

Portrait Mode on the iPhone 7 Plus is certainly impressive but it doesn’t appear that the feature will be migrating down to a 4.7-inch iPhone model anytime soon. According to reports from the ...

The reason you can’t get Portrait Mode on the standard iPhone 6, iPhone 7, or iPhone 8 is because it depends on a twin-lens camera setup. Nor is it available on the iPhone 6 or 6s, or the Plus ...

With the iOS 10.1 beta out in the wild, iPhone 7 Plus owners can get their first stab at the new Portrait mode, which simulates a shallow depth of field. Here’s how it works.

Portrait Mode isn’t exactly new, but the way it is used in the 8 Plus (and the upcoming X) will honestly make you feel like it is. Back in the 7 Plus era, Portrait Mode was in beta.

Here, again the iPhone 7 Plus and Galaxy Note 8 are equally matched in terms of their zooming capabilities. Detail levels are good on both phones, though Samsung generates a softer photo overall.

Switching to the iPhone 7 Plus’ Portrait Mode is simple, but takes a second to kick in. Once it does, Apple’s interface is really good in telling you how to reach the sweet spot of the mode.