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"What’s weird is that when the iPhone is limiting you to LTE speeds, it will still display the 5G icon in the status bar. It’s now an indicator of the best speed available to you, not the actual type of connection that’s actively in use.” https://t.co/NN9uib1v3a
— Benjamin Mayo (@bzamayo) October 20, 2020
iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro reviews are here. @backlon reviewed the 12 with a focus on 5G: https://t.co/3T9zVkHQWA
— nilay patel (@reckless) October 20, 2020
And I reviewed the 12 Pro and they let me completely nerd out on Dolby Vision - with a big assist from @BeccaFarsace! https://t.co/xc4NwiavYQ
Been happening with Samsung phones on T-Mobile since launch.
— Max Weinbach (@MaxWinebach) October 20, 2020
It's still insane and stupid. https://t.co/6QPOhvNBoV
Wait. No one will actually know if they're connected to 5G networks on an iPhone? https://t.co/6ugDBaJ7Kv pic.twitter.com/jCQOfM7Bvv
— Shira Ovide (@ShiraOvide) October 20, 2020
Don’t consider Apple’s latest iPhones for the superfast 5G network connection, but for the best design in years and a great set of cameras, writes @JoannaStern https://t.co/spPxiYpUR2
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) October 20, 2020
My journey to find superfast 5G to test the new iPhone 12 took me to the back of a Safeway parking lot. And to a Pet Food Express. 3 locations that were supposed to have fast 5G had no signal. https://t.co/jNwZCkEgh1 It's too bad 5G was the most hyped feature. It isn't there yet.
— Brian X. Chen (@bxchen) October 20, 2020
In case you need a reason to convince yourself not to get an iPhone 12.. worse battery life than the iPhone 11 https://t.co/fJset59El4
— Paul Stamatiou ? (@Stammy) October 20, 2020
The 5G on the iPhone 12 and 12 Pro is INSANELY fast—if you ever find the 5G!
— Joanna Stern (@JoannaStern) October 20, 2020
My review, and why you’re going to want these phones even if you never ever find 5G. https://t.co/d8Soc5iIVy pic.twitter.com/3Jmr9BW2Hr
The iPhone 12 definitely seems like the best pick for most people. The 12 Pro is for those of us who insist on the best cameras. https://t.co/LNystOfoIl #iphone12
— Jon Fingas (@jonfingas) October 20, 2020
? The Gold model is special, I hear you say? https://t.co/1P9CaEkEbs
— Steve Troughton-Smith (@stroughtonsmith) October 20, 2020
There’s nothing like a @reckless review where he feels free to just geek out about cameras using words I’ve never heard before. And that’s true about his review of the iPhone 12 Pro. But my favorite part is the very end of his video. https://t.co/RArneOATPl
— Walt Mossberg (@waltmossberg) October 20, 2020
I got to use the words "perceptual quantizer" today, which I'm calling a win. Also I figured out how iPhone Dolby Vision video works: https://t.co/xc4NwiavYQ pic.twitter.com/rpL54EtWEN
— nilay patel (@reckless) October 20, 2020
The gold iPhone 12 Pro has a more fingerprint resistant frame https://t.co/gop3gm1GGC pic.twitter.com/flSCqh3mwS
— iDownloadBlog (@iDownloadBlog) October 20, 2020
One thing that was trimmed because of word count: I learned that 5G is not created equal on all phones. For comparison purposes, I tested the OnePlus 8 on superfast 5G alongside the iPhone 12. 5G downloads on the iPhone 12 were consistently two times faster than OnePlus 8.
— Brian X. Chen (@bxchen) October 20, 2020
And here's my review of the iPhone 12 Pro. My take? If you're buying Pro, you probably want to wait to see what the iPhone 12 Pro Max is like in November with it's camera-specific upgrades.https://t.co/zCqOdAgewk
— Julian Chokkattu (@JulianChokkattu) October 20, 2020
This isn’t going to be confusing at all (from @verge review https://t.co/s1zk5cQIBS) pic.twitter.com/q2EUrm3MUO
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) October 20, 2020
Think of the iPhone 12 and 12 Pro as "better" and "best" versions of the same phone. https://t.co/YJ6xJC93JW
— CNET (@CNET) October 20, 2020
A+ choice of icons on that home screen ? https://t.co/4c67SAGu7b
— grapefrukt (@grapefrukt) October 20, 2020
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— Casey Liss (@caseyliss) October 20, 2020
> I have seen a few fine scratches crop up on my iPhone 12’s screen. […] Nothing insanely noticeable, mind you, but whatever the improvements to overall hardness the new Corning Ceramic Shield process brings to the table it is not […] invincible to wear and tear. https://t.co/WH2llNJnAs
Apple’s iPhone 12 brings one of the biggest iPhone upgrades in years, no thanks to the 5G connectivity, writes columnist @JoannaStern https://t.co/XncpTuxIqq
— WSJ Business News (@WSJbusiness) October 20, 2020
@reckless reviewed the iPhone 12 Pro separately. I do covet that telephoto lens, but I’m not sure it’s worth the upgrade price.
— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) October 20, 2020
(Also matte rails > shiny rails don’t @ me.)https://t.co/KEZhbmN4pJ
here’s nearly 9,000 words and almost 40 minutes of video on the new iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro from @reckless, @backlon, and a zillion other incredibly talented folks that worked on these:https://t.co/4Pxsphow4mhttps://t.co/97I36jCY2Q
— dan seifert (@dcseifert) October 20, 2020
Got a pup for you in my review https://t.co/nk2alS2csq pic.twitter.com/OV74mepAwR
— Todd Haselton (@robotodd) October 20, 2020
You're probably stressed out right now. Deciding which iPhone to buy—or whether to upgrade at all—shouldn't be another source of stress. We've got you covered. My review of iPhone 12: https://t.co/OAKZxhzLX7
— Lauren Masks Are Goode (@LaurenGoode) October 20, 2020
Good morning. Please read @LaurenGoode's excellent review of the iPhone 12. https://t.co/8uo1tVZ6Eq
— Julian Chokkattu (@JulianChokkattu) October 20, 2020