Victor, a seasoned mobile technology expert, has spent over a decade at PhoneArena, exploring the depths of mobile photography and reviewing hundreds of smartphones across Android and iOS ecosystems.
If you want the latest and most powerful phone out there, your search will almost certainly arrive at these two devices: the upcominghas a number of advantages of its own. It runs iOS and has a huge and powerful ecosystem, it has a super fast processor, a new zoom camera that performs well in low light, and a light-weight body made of titanium.
Of course, you also have the S Pen tucked inside the Galaxy, and it remains the only phone with this cool stylus inside it. However, we don't expect to see any changes to the functionality of the S Pen this year.Display Differences As for biometrics, the Galaxy relies on an in-screen fingerprint scanner of the ultrasonic kind, and in previous generations this scanner has proven to be reliable and fast enough. Additionally, you also have image based face recognition too. On the iPhone, you only have Face ID, which uses a 3D model of your face. Both a fingerprint and face recognition are nice to have, and it really depends on personal preference which one you use.
One interesting tid-bit that Apple has included in recent iPhones is satellite connectivity, and so far, this feature has not made it on mainstreamAnother detail worth knowing is that iPhone models in the United States come with eSIM andWe don't know yet, but let's look at what we do know. First of all, despite a 200MP main sensor, theThe ultra-wide cameras have 12MP resolution on both phones.
The Galaxy changes the visual look of the bottom speaker going for a pill-shaped cutout instead of the perforated design used previously, and this suggests some tweaks to the speaker are possible too.
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