Apple iPhone 14 wishlist: Things that the company needs to work on
The tech world is changing so fast that if a
company misses out on one of the critical updates, it is trashed on blogs,
vlogs, and print. The disappointment of the reviewers takes a different
manifestation. For most smartphone makers, an underperforming device means the
end of the road for it until next year. However, for Apple belying expectations
translates into new renders of the next iPhone. The iPhone 13 has been suffering the same fate. While Apple
has made notable improvements to battery life, a design overhaul is much
needed. Besides, the company also needs to up the specs if it plans to compete
in the premium smartphone market. New entrants have already been disrupting
this space with flagship killers at half the price of premium smartphone
makers’ premium devices.
Here’s a list of Apple
improvements that we would love to see in the future iterations. Moreover,
companies need to realise that a phone goes much beyond its camera. Although
with the Instagram generation, the camera is significant, the phone's changes
need to go beyond that.
Display of 90Hz-120Hz
refresh rate
Apple has made
significant improvements to the screen with more brightness. The sound quality
on the phones has also got better with more depth and richness. But the company
has shied away from fiddling with the refresh rates. The 60hz display has been
a standard feature on iPhones, while other smartphone makers have graduated to
120hz (some even to 144hz) display. While Apple has introduced the adaptive
refresh rate feature in pro models, the technology needs to trickle down in
regular phones. At least the new lower-range iPhone can have a 90hz display to
improve the gaming and movie-watching experience. Apple will have to adjust
battery life accordingly as a higher refresh rate would translate into lower
battery life.
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