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SixPorts Launch Brand New Website for Clear Voice
We are delighted to announce that we’ve recently launched a brand new website for Clear Voice, upgrading their online presence…
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iPhone XS
Looking almost identical to its predecessor (iPhone X) with its 5.8-inch super OLED screen, the iPhone XS has had some slight upgrades and refinements. The camera has a significant upgrade, the screen is more durable, it is now fully waterproof for up to 30 minutes and it is now available in gold, silver or space grey.
iPhone XS Max
The iPhone XS Max is Apple’s biggest, most expensive phone yet. Boasting a full 6.5-inch screen, with edge-to-edge design making it a significantly larger screen than the iPhone 8 Plus.
The performance of the new iPhones have also been significantly upgraded, now ‘powered by Apple’s new A12 bionic, the first 7-nanometer chip in a smartphone. It can process 5 trillion operations per second. This will result in your iPhone feeling faster and allow software developers, like SixPorts, harness that power to create even more powerful apps.
The iPhone XS & XS Max comes with three storage options: 64GB, 256GB, or 512GB. Preorders start on Friday 14th and shipping will begin September 21st.
iPhone XR
Apple has introduced a lower priced iPhone too, the iPhone XR, replacing the iPhone 8. Being the cheaper iPhone, it does have some compromises, the screen is a 6.1-inch LCD screen – which compared to the OLED technology isn’t as bright. It also lacks the dual screen and 3D touch which may not be a priority for everyone. The iPhone X is also available in a range of 6 brightly coloured aluminium cases, including coral and blue! Available from 19 October.
Apple Watch Series 4
Apple also launched their fourth Apple Watch, the Series 4 which boasts a 30 percent larger display, 2x faster performance, a louder speaker, new UI and much more. The new device is slightly slimmer too and the inclusion of haptic feedback on the digital crown.
This year Apple has focused on upgrading the health features of the watch. There is now an inbuilt ECG to measure the small electrical activity of the heart that alerts the user of irregular heart rates. Fall detection has also been implemented – which automatically calls emergency services if you remain immobile for one minute.
Preorders start September 14th, available September 21st.