Perhaps the most striking thing about Apple’s September 2023 Event was the huge shift in focus (pun intended) toward photography and videography. The iPhone 15 looks like it’ll be the most powerful device yet for taking amazing pictures, and Depth Control is one new feature that you can utilize. Related Reading: Using the Depth Control […]
Read MoreApple today published a new support document letting Apple Watch Ultra users know that they can request a Depth and Water Seal Test by Apple to determine if their watch’s depth gauge and seals are working properly. The document describes a couple of scenarios under which users might want to have their watches tested, including […]
Read MoreThursday September 29, 2022 9:08 am PDT by Sami Fathi One of the biggest new features in iOS 16 is a completely redesigned iPhone Lock Screen. The new Lock Screen is entirely customizable, letting you change the colors and fonts, add widgets and new wallpapers, and more to make your iPhone uniquely yours. Of course, […]
Read MoreApple Watch Ultra comes with a stock Depth app for underwater recreational activities like snorkeling and underwater pool swims, but most casual users probably won’t get to see how the Depth app responds during the more committed activity of open water free-diving. [embedded content] For anyone curious, YouTuber DC Rainmaker has posted a video in […]
Read MoreWith the official launch of the Apple Watch Ultra looming, Apple has shared a support document on the new Depth app that’s exclusive to the device. The Depth app is designed to be used for recreational diving, providing information on water temperature, current depth, maximum depth, and more. The Apple Watch Ultra can be used […]
Read MoreApple has listed two new apps on the App Store that are made exclusively for the Apple Watch Ultra: “Siren” and “Depth.” Siren is designed for emergency situations if users become lost or injured to draw attention to their location. When the Action button on Apple Watch Ultra is long-pressed, Siren emits a unique 86-decibel […]
Read MoreFor several years now, some of the best cheap Android phones from Samsung have featured multi-sensor rear camera setups. A minimum of three and a maximum of four sensors have shipped on devices in the affordable Galaxy A series. They all normally include a primary and ultra-wide sensor in addition to a macro and depth […]
Read MoreBreaking news! Samsung is copying Nothing! Well, not really, but it is going to get closer to the new brand’s camera-related philosophy next year, according to a new report from its home of Korea. Allegedly, Samsung will drop the useless depth sensing cameras from the backs of its upcoming Galaxy A24, A34, and A54 models, […]
Read MoreSamsung usually equips its mid-range phones with three or four cameras. Two of those cameras are primary and ultrawide, while the others include depth sensors and macro cameras. Starting next year, the South Korean firm’s mid-range phones may have one less camera. According to a report from The Elec, Samsung has decided to remove depth […]
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