Apple's upcoming iPhone 18 Pro will feature a variable camera aperture, an upgraded processor, and an improved thermal management system designed to reduce overheating.
Source: Ars Technica
Apple's next flagship iPhone is expected to introduce a variable camera aperture, allowing users to adjust the lens opening for different shooting conditions. The device will also be powered by a more capable chip than its predecessor.
The new model includes an enhanced thermal management system aimed at keeping the device cooler during intensive use, addressing heat buildup that can affect performance.
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