The back camera now features a 12MP sensor with Focus Pixels and a larger aperture. Just like the entry-level iPad, the new iPad mini also features an ultra-wide front-facing camera with Center Stage support. The iPad Mini is also powered by Apple's newest A15 Bionic processor. It flaunts an 8.3-inch display with slim bezels around the sides.
This feature adjusts screen content to the colour temperature of a room.Īt the same event, Apple also launched the iPad Mini which has gotten a complete and drastic redesign. One major change is the True Tone display technology which is now available on the entry-level iPad. The new iPad is largely the same as its predecessor with a 10.2-inch design. It's powered by Apple's A13 Bionic processor inside, which the company says provides a 20 per cent boost in performance. IPad & iPad Mini The tech giant also launched the new entry-level iPad, marking its ninth-generation update.
Work All Day' by Footsie which is a sampled version of the original, was enough to make Indians to go gaga over the launch event. The tune plays at the background of the video that shows a young delivery man fighting the storm on his motorbike on the way to reach customers with the help of iPhone 13. I wish he was alive to enjoy it," Uthup told ETimes. "This is a very special, golden moment for RD Burman.
Hearing Burman's iconic tune at the global level tech event was a surreal moment for many, including singer Usha Uthup, who wished the composer was alive to witness this moment. While the new upgraded models launched by the tech giant grabbed everyone's attention at the livestream, it was the most unexpected tune playing at the unveiling of iPhone 13 that made netizens lose their calm.ĭuring the introduction of iPhone 13 at the live event, a sample of 1971 song ' Dum Maro Dum' by legendary composer R D Burman played at the background. Apple on Tuesday held its most awaited event where it launched several new products including iPhone 13 series and Apple Watch Series 7 after months of speculations.
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