iPhone 8. The 64GB model starts at $699, while the 256GB model is $849. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. iPhone 8 Plus. The 64GB model starts at $799, and the 256GB model ...

The iPhone X has nearly the same camera specs as the iPhone 8 Plus, with a dual 12-megapixel setup, f/1.8 and f/2.4 apertures. Note the iPhone X’s telephoto lens opens a bit wider than that of ...

8 Game-Changing iPhone 8 Features To Know The tips and tricks to improve your Instagram feed and more. By Lauren Alexis Fisher Published: Oct 06, 2017 5:30 PM EDT ...

The iPhone 8 Plus has a great camera, but its biggest rival may be a member of its own family. Apple 's 10th anniversary iPhone X features a new design and extra features, including slightly ...

Like the iPhone 7 Plus before it, the iPhone 8 Plus will feature a dual-camera set up with both sensors clocking in at 12MP. The main lens will offer an f/1.8 aperture, while the telephoto lens ...

The iPhone X has some pretty stiff competition from Apple's own. If you don't obsess about edge-to-edge OLED displays and Face ID, the iPhone 8 Plus is probably a better deal.

The same dual-lens system is back on the 8 Plus and the new iPhone X edition, the state-of-the-art model coming in November. The X additionally has a few new photo features as well, including a ...

The iPhone 8 Plus may not take the highest resolution photos, but it's a better and more convenient camera than real cameras. Here's why. Digital Culture Tech Science Life Social Good ...

The iPhone X and iPhone 8 Plus share a number of camera hardware specifications, causing some to wonder what's different — and what's the same — between the two devices.

Senior photographer James Martin put the iPhone 8 Plus camera through a workout in San Francisco. More than 2,000 photos later, he's impressed. James Martin Managing Editor, Photography ...

The iPhone 8 and 8 Plus have the Home button and body bezels, they still use Touch ID instead of Face ID, and the LCD screen sizes are the same that you're used to. But don't call them retro.

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