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    iPhone 13 Breakthrough camera innovations & bigger battery

    Dec 24, 2021 5 minutes

    This year’s iPhone upgrades were never going to be as dramatic as last year’s when Apple overhauled the smartphone and introduced 5G connectivity for the first time, but that’s not to say the iPhone 13 series doesn’t pack its punch. With improved cameras, more storage, and a bunch of under-the-hood features, the world’s greatest smartphone just got even better.

    INTRODUCING THE iPHONE 13 FAMILY

    At a virtual event titled California Streaming, Tim Cook and Co took to the stage to show off what they had been working on over the past year. True to form, this year’s iPhone upgrades aren’t quite as dramatic as the year prior - in fact, this year’s iPhone could very much be sold under an iPhone 12S moniker - but they’re still worthy additions. Apple has tweaked the design of the model this year with sleek flat edges and five new color options on the mini and standard variant, adding the most advanced

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