On October 13, Apple officially revealed four iterations of the upcoming iPhone 12 at a virtual event, capping up a longer than normal wait. Everything you require to know about the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro is provided below: There are four models available. The iPhone 12, iPhone 12 small, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max are the four variants of the iPhone 12. The main model of the iPhone 12 is the standard 6.1-inch device; the smaller, 5.4-inch iPhone 12 mini is designed to fit in a pocket. As their names imply, the two Pro models are loaded with various cutting-edge technologies, such as an improved camera and a better resolution display. The Pro 12 and the standard model both have 6.1-inch screens, but the Pro 12 Max, with its 6.7-inch screen, has the largest iPhone screen to date. Modernized style and increased robustness The revised flat-edge design of all four iPhone 12 models has a metal band casing. This aluminum casing, seen in the iPhone 12 and 12 mini, is of aerospace quality. For a more streamlined appearance, the Pro models’ metal band is constructed from surgical-grade stainless steel and is combined with a precisely machined matte glass back. Apple added a Ceramic Shield front shell to all iPhone 12 models to boost durability and screen protection. With a substance that Apple claims is more durable than any other smartphone glass, the Ceramic Shield can enhance the performance against drops by up to four times. The phones also have an IP68 classification, which implies that they should be able to survive a spill of coffee as they can tolerate being submerged in water for up to 30 minutes at a depth of six meters. improved functionality and features All iPhone 12 models use the same A14 Bionic chip, which offers good battery life and allows users to play games at console level and employ computational photography features. Apple claims that the A14 Bionic chip outperforms its rivals by up to 50%. A better OLED display in the new Super Retina XDR display, which promises higher color accuracy and more realistic images, is another benefit for those who purchase the Pro versions. With over 3.5 million pixels, the screen on the Pro Max is the largest and highest definition screen ever included in an iPhone.The iPhone 12’s camera is among its most notable upgrades. Apple guarantees that your images will look better no matter which model you use. The dual-camera setup of the iPhone 12 and 12 mini consists of an f/1.6 aperture Wide camera in addition to an Ultra Wide camera. Better low-light and brighter picture quality is what customers may anticipate when combined with improved computational photography. With three cameras—a Wide camera with an f/1.6 aperture, an Ultra Wide camera with a 120-degree field of view, and a 52mm focal length Telephoto camera—the Pro and Pro Max have higher-end camera features. It is planned for “later this year” that the Pro models will also be able to take photographs in the new Apple ProRAW format, which will allow users complete creative freedom over photo processing. The iPhone 12 also brings improvements to videos. Dolby Vision is a high-quality standard for capturing HDR video, which users can edit and share natively on their devices. Better video stabilization and up to 60 frames per second of Dolby Vision recording are supported by the Pro variants. LiDAR Scanner This new technology, exclusive to the Pro models, maps the area being scanned by the iPhone’s camera using pixel depth and measures light distance. Apple claims that this new scanner can enhance augmented reality (AR) experiences and up to six times increase low-light photo autofocus. Read More »

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   additional tools for managing medical disorders. Sitra has financed six Finnish pilot projects using health apps or digital medicines. The apps are based on medical evidence, thus they are not traditional fitness apps. Examples of piloted apps include a weight control app and one for those with musculoskeletal issues. The trial projects concluded in May 2023. “The pilots provided practical lessons and experience, as well as models and guidelines for a wide range of circumstances. Working time and costs can be reduced if the lessons learnt are applied in the counties that provide wellbeing services,” says Sitra Specialist Johannes Ahlqvist. The pilot projects demonstrated that there is a high need for health apps. Patients seek additional tools to help them manage their health and medical issues. Healthcare workers want to serve their patients more effectively and with reliable information, but they also want to make their own jobs easier. Patients and professionals are satisfied with health applications as long as they are ready-to-use. Health apps simplify daily life for patients and health providers. Health applications make it easier for patients to communicate with healthcare providers. They promote self-care, reduce trips to health-care facilities, and provide a renewed sense of security through continuous health monitoring. In a trial experiment conducted in the welfare services county of North Ostrobothnia, patients on anticoagulant medication’s blood counts were even monitored while overseas. A number of the pilots discovered that assumptions regarding older patients’ lack of computer abilities were incorrect. Problems can sometimes be solved with the support of family and friends. Health applications that enhance patient care provide healthcare practitioners with more accurate and up-to-date data than would be available otherwise. The increased data volume must be considered early on in order to avoid increasing the workload of healthcare staff. Up-to-date information can make it easier to direct resources toward more productive and efficient tasks. For example, a pilot conducted by the wellbeing services county of North Karelia (Siun sote) permitted cancer patients to be monitored symptomatically rather than calendar-based. Once the new approach is implemented, health applications will minimize the number of health-care visits, staff workload, and system expenditures. Initially, workload and expenditures often increase as new procedures are implemented, personnel are taught, and procurements are made. For example, in a health center in North Ostrobothnia, the amount of time spent each patient was lowered by one-third due to less recording and reporting. App technology and deployment initially increased the workload. The pilot projects also showed certain issues. Some were related to the ephemeral nature of the pilot projects, while others addressed the usage of the health applications, as funding was only provided for a limited time and integration with patient information systems or thorough training plans were either not completed or were insufficient. The novelty of the apps also increased workload because staff and patients were unaware of their potential usage. This necessitated a large investment of time and effort in training and user assistance during the initial stages. In the short term, new working methods and solutions inevitably result in additional work. Health apps differ substantially from one another. Some require extensive integration with workplace practices and systems, while others function similarly to traditional medical procedures. One example of the latter is the Onnikka weight management app, which was piloted in Central Finland’s wellbeing services county. To fully profit from any digital solution, modifications in working patterns are required. There is also a need to shift attitudes. Patients frequently become active rather than passive partners in their own care. Many of the tested health apps are still in development, therefore technical issues arose and the apps had to be repaired and adjusted. There were few technical issues observed in the test projects that used fully created apps. Read More »