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Apple iPhone 16 vs Apple iPhone 15
Apple launched four smartphones earlier this month. The iPhone 16 is the most affordable one out of the bunch, the entry-level model. In this article, we’ll compare it to its predecessor, so we’ll compare the Apple iPhone 16 vs Apple iPhone 15. Not much has changed compared to last year’s model, but there are some differences worth talking about, though, of course, hence the comparison.
Some of you may even wonder if it’s worth getting last year’s model now, instead of going for a new one. Well, we do hope that you’ll find this comparison useful. That it will help you make that sort of decisions, as going for the latest model is not always the best idea. We will first list the specifications of both smartphones and will then compare them across a number of other categories. With that being said, let’s get down to it.
Specs
Apple iPhone 16 vs Apple iPhone 15, respectively
– Screen size:
6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED ( flat, 60Hz, HDR, 2,000 nits)
6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display (60Hz, HDR, 2,000 nits)
– Display resolution:
2556 x 1179
2556 x 1179
– SoC:
Apple A18 (3nm)
Apple A16 Bionic
– RAM:
8GB
6GB
– Storage:
128GB/256GB/512GB (NVMe)
128GB/256GB/512GB
– Rear cameras:
48MP (wide, f/1.6 aperture, 1/1.56-inch sensor, 1.0um pixel size, sensor-shift OIS), 12MP (ultrawide, f/2.2 aperture, 120-degree FoV, 0.7um pixel size, PDAF)
48MP (wide, f/1.6 aperture, 1/1.56-inch sensor, 1.0um pixel size, sensor-shift OIS), 12MP (ultrawide, 120-degree FoV, 0.7um pixel size, f/2.4 aperture)
– Front cameras:
12MP (f/1.9 aperture, PDAF, 1/3.6-inch sensor size)
– Battery:
3,561mAh
3,349mAh
– Charging:
38W wired, 25W MagSafe wireless, 15W Qi2 wireless, 7.5W Qi wireless & 4.5W reverse wired charging
20W wired, 15W wireless, 4.5W reverse wired charging (charger not included)
– Dimensions:
147.6 x 71.6 x 7.8 mm
147.6 x 71.6 x 7.8mm
– Weight:
170 grams
171 grams
– Connectivity:
5G, LTE, NFC, Wi-Fi, USB Type-C, Bluetooth 5.3
– Security:
Face ID (3D facial scanning)
– OS:
iOS 18
iOS 17
– Price:
$799+
$799+
– Buy:
Apple iPhone 16 (Apple)
iPhone 15 (Apple)
Apple iPhone 16 vs Apple iPhone 15: Design
These two smartphones do look very similar, but it’s also easy to tell them apart. How? Well, because of their rear cameras. We’ll get to that part shortly, let’s talk about the build first. Both phones are made out of aluminum and glass. Both of them have the same exact shape. Their sides are flat all around, but also rounded towards the edges so that they do not cut into your hand when you hold them.
The front and back sides are flat on both smartphones. Both of them have flat displays and a pill-shaped cutout on their displays. That cutout is called the ‘Dynamic Island’. The bezels around the display are uniform, and they’re thicker than on the ‘Pro’ models, but still quite thin. The iPhone 16 does have an extra button on the right side, the so-called Camera Control button. In addition to that, there’s the power key there, just as on the iPhone 15. On the left, both smartphones have the volume rocker buttons and the Action Button.
When we flip them over, we see the main difference in their designs. The iPhone 16 has two vertically aligned cameras, while the iPhone 15 has a diagonal setup. The main camera is the same on both, while there is a slight change with the ultrawide unit. Both camera islands sit in the top-left corner of the back. The two phones have the exact same dimensions, while the iPhone 16 is 1 gram lighter, so they’re basically the same in that regard too. Both smartphones are IP68 certified for water and dust resistance.
Apple iPhone 16 vs Apple iPhone 15: Display
These two smartphones have the exact same displays. You’ll find a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display on both phones. That display does support HDR10 content, and Dolby Vision too. It goes up to 2,000 nits of peak brightness. This panel is flat, and it has a resolution of 2556 x 1179 pixels. The display aspect ratio is 19.5:9, while the screen-to-body ratio is at around 86% on both phones. The Ceramic Shield glass protects both displays, but a newer version is included on the iPhone 16.
There is no visible difference between the two panels. That’s not surprising at all as they’re exactly the same. Both panels are quite sharp and have good viewing angles. They’re also vivid, and get bright enough, even outdoors. They do not offer high-frequency PWM dimming, though, if that’s something you need. They also have one major limitation that you may care about, even though most regular users do not… both displays are limited to a 60Hz refresh rate.
That was one of the main complaints on these two panels. For the price tag Apple is asking for them, you’d expect 120Hz displays at this point in time. But no, Apple has limited both smartphones to 60Hz panels. Most people don’t really care, nor do they notice the difference, so… it’s not surprising Apple went down this road again. Both displays are very good, though, despite that limitation.
Apple iPhone 16 vs Apple iPhone 15: Performance
The Apple A18 SoC fuels the iPhone 16. That is Apple’s new 3nm processor. It is coupled with 8GB of RAM and NVMe flash storage. The iPhone 15, on the other hand, is fueled by the Apple A16 Bionic chip, a 4nm processor. That phone also comes with 6GB of RAM and NVMe flash storage. Do note that the storage is not expandable on either smartphone, which is per course these days.
Both of these processors have a 5-core graphics card, though the Apple A18 is the more powerful chip. Still, both of these smartphones offer great performance in day-to-day use. They fly through everything you throw at them, and you’d be hard-pressed to notice the SoC difference during daily use. They can both handle whatever you throw at them. The iPhone 16 may load some apps a bit faster, but other than that, they’re on the same level in terms of general performance.
Something similar can be said for games. The iPhone 16 may get there a bit faster, but in terms of general gaming performance, both smartphones do a fantastic job. That goes for even the most demanding titles you’d find in the App Store. The Apple A16 Bionic is still a very powerful processor, so that’s not surprising at all. Yes, they both do get warm during gaming, but not too hot to hold, nor does that affect the performance.
Apple iPhone 16 vs Apple iPhone 15: Battery
The iPhone 16 features a 3,561mAh battery, while its predecessor comes with a 3,349mAh battery. This bump is very nice to see despite the fact the iPhone 16 does not have a larger display or anything of the sort. From what we’ve seen thus far, the iPhone 16 does offer better battery life. The difference is not that huge, but it sure is noticeable, which is great to hear, as the iPhone 15 did have the worst battery life out of all the iPhone 15 models. It was not spectacular by any means.
Getting through a day on a single charge with the iPhone 16 should be doable for the vast majority of users. Yes, you can kill this phone’s battery in a day, if you want, but it’s nowhere as easy to do as it was the before. Not only is the battery capacity higher but the iPhone 16 is more power efficient in general, so that’s not surprising.
Apple also improved the charging speed on the device. The iPhone 16 now supports up to 38W wired and 25W wireless (MagSafe) charging. 15W Qi2 and 7.5W Qi wireless charging is also supported, as is 4.5W reverse wired charging. The iPhone 15 is limited to 20W wired, 15W MagSafe and Qi2 wireless, 7.5W Qi charging, and 4.5W reverse wired charging. Neither of these phones comes with a charger in the box.
Apple iPhone 16 vs Apple iPhone 15: Cameras
The main camera is the same on both phones, while there is a slight change with the ultrawide unit. A 48-megapixel main camera with an f/1.6 aperture and a 1/1.56-inch sensor size sits in both phones. A 26mm lens is also included, and the pixel size is 1.0um. Dual Pixel PDAF is also a part of the package, as is sensor-shift OIS. The ultrawide camera, on the other hand, is a 12-megapixel unit on both phones with a 120-degree FoV and a 0.7um pixel size. A different aperture is used on the new model, and the new unit also supports macro photography via that camera.
You’ll be hard-pressed to see the difference in camera performance between the two. Well, you can if you shoot macro photos, for sure, but other than that, not so much. Both smartphones provide nice-looking photos that lean towards warmer color temperatures. Apple simply loves that yellow tint on photos. The HDR performance is good, but both phones have a tendency to put a lot of brightness in darker spots, which makes the photos look a bit flatter than they should have, even in daytime. They’re not exactly contrasty.
The low light performance is good on both phones. They both tend to brighten up such scenes quite a bit. The ultrawide photos are slightly different, though that difference is visible in lower light only. The iPhone 16 does have the edge, though as I said, there’s barely any difference unless you’re shooting macro photos. The video performance is identical between the two devices, and the same goes for selfies.
Audio
There are stereo speakers included on both of these smartphones. Those speakers are good, but not great. They are not amongst the loudest out there, but they’ll be plenty loud for most people. The sound output is also good but nothing to write home about. The speakers do have very similar output, it’s even possible Apple used identical ones in these two devices.
What about an audio jack? Well, there is none. Both devices do include a Type-C port at the bottom, though. So you can hook up your wired headphones that way if you have a dongle or Type-C headphones. If not, there’s always Bluetooth 5.3 which is included on both devices.
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DeepMind AI gets silver medal at International Mathematical Olympiad
An AI from Google DeepMind has achieved a silver medal score at this year’s International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), the first time any AI has made it to the podium.
The IMO is considered the world’s most prestigious competition for young mathematicians. Correctly answering its test questions requires mathematical ability that AI systems typically lack.
In January, Google DeepMind demonstrated AlphaGeometry, an AI system that could answer some IMO geometry questions as well as humans. However, this was not from a live competition, and it couldn’t answer questions from other mathematical disciplines, such as number theory, algebra and combinatorics, which is necessary to win an IMO medal.
Google DeepMind has now released a new AI, called AlphaProof, which can solve a wider range of mathematical problems, and an improved version of AlphaGeometry, which can solve more geometry questions.
When the team tested both systems together on this year’s IMO questions, they answered four out of six questions correctly, giving them a score of 28 out of a possible 42 points. This was enough to win a silver medal and just one point under this year’s gold medal threshold.
At the contest in Bath, UK, last week, 58 entrants won a gold medal and 123 won a silver medal.
“We are all very much aware that AI will eventually be better than humans at solving most mathematical problems, but the rate at which AI is improving is breathtaking,” says Gregor Dolinar, the IMO president. “Missing the gold medal at IMO 2024 by just one point a few days ago is truly impressive.”
At a press conference, Timothy Gowers at the University of Cambridge, who helped mark AlphaProof’s answers, said the AI’s performance was surprising and it appeared to find “magic keys” to answer problems in a similar way to humans. “I thought that these magic keys would probably be a little bit beyond what it could do, so it came as quite a surprise in one or two instances when the program had indeed found these keys,” said Gowers.
AlphaProof works similarly to Google DeepMind’s previous AIs that can beat the best humans at chess and Go. All of these AIs rely on a trial-and-error approach called reinforcement learning, where the system finds its own way to solve a problem over many attempts. However, this method requires a large set of problems written in language that the AI can understand and verify, whereas most IMO-like problems are written in English.
To get around this, Thomas Hubert at DeepMind and his colleagues used Google’s Gemini AI, a language model like the one that powers ChatGPT, to translate these problems into a programming language called Lean so that the AI could learn how to solve them.
“At the beginning, it will be able to solve perhaps the simplest problems, and learn from solving those simpler problems to attack harder and harder problems,” Hubert said at the press conference. It also produces its answers in Lean, so they can be instantly verified as correct.
While AlphaProof’s performance is impressive, it works slowly, taking up to three days to find some solutions instead of the 4.5 hours per three questions that competitors are allowed. It also failed to answer both questions on combinatorics, which is the study of counting and arranging numbers. “We are still working to understand why this is, which will hopefully lead us to improve the system,” says Alex Davies at Google DeepMind.
It is also not clear how AlphaProof arrives at its answers or whether it uses the same kind of mathematical intuitions that humans do, said Gowers, but its ability to translate proofs from Lean into English makes it easy to check they are correct.
The result is impressive and a significant milestone, says Geordie Williamson at the University of Sydney, Australia. “There have been many previous attempts to do reinforcement learning on formal proofs and none have had much success.”
While a system like AlphaProof could be useful for working mathematicians in helping develop proofs, it obviously can’t help with identifying problems to solve and work on, which takes up a large portion of researchers’ time, says Yang-Hui He at the London Institute for Mathematical Sciences.
Hubert said his team hopes that AlphaProof will be able to help improve Google’s large language models, like Gemini, by reducing incorrect responses.
The trading company XTX Markets has offered a $5 million prize – called the AI Mathematical Olympiad – for an AI capable of achieving a gold medal at the IMO, but AlphaProof is not eligible because it is not publicly available. “We hope that DeepMind’s advances will inspire more teams to enter the AIMO Prize, and would of course welcome a public entry from DeepMind themselves,” says Alex Gerko at XTX Markets.
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42U rack overview
A brief introduction to one of our current installation project’s main equipment rack.
This rack is to be installed into a high-end restaurant and live music venue in London.
Rack includes
* Yamaha TIO boxes
* Cisco 350 series networks switches for Dante infrastructure
* Apple Mac Mini for NEXO Nemo control and remote access
* Intel NUC for Yamaha MTX control and remote access
* Yamaha MTX-5D system processor (awaiting delivery)
* NEXO NXAMP4x3 Mk2
Analogue connections are terminated to DIN rail for ease of connection on site.
Video presented by Robert Nisbet, Managing Director, Event Production Services
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NYT Mini Crossword today: puzzle answers for Wednesday, September 25
The New York Times has introduced the next title coming to its Games catalog following Wordle’s continued success — and it’s all about math. Digits has players adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing numbers. You can play its beta for free online right now.
In Digits, players are presented with a target number that they need to match. Players are given six numbers and have the ability to add, subtract, multiply, or divide them to get as close to the target as they can. Not every number needs to be used, though, so this game should put your math skills to the test as you combine numbers and try to make the right equations to get as close to the target number as possible.
Players will get a five-star rating if they match the target number exactly, a three-star rating if they get within 10 of the target, and a one-star rating if they can get within 25 of the target number. Currently, players are also able to access five different puzzles with increasingly larger numbers as well. I solved today’s puzzle and found it to be an enjoyable number-based game that should appeal to inquisitive minds that like puzzle games such as Threes or other The New York Times titles like Wordle and Spelling Bee.
In an article unveiling Digits and detailing The New York Time Games team’s process to game development, The Times says the team will use this free beta to fix bugs and assess if it’s worth moving into a more active development phase “where the game is coded and the designs are finalized.” So play Digits while you can, as The New York Times may move on from the project if it doesn’t get the response it is hoping for.
Digits’ beta is available to play for free now on The New York Times Games’ website
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StarTech RK8OD 8U Open Frame Rack Review
Check out the StarTech RK8OD review on the STH main site: https://www.servethehome.com/startech-rk8od-review-8u-open-frame-rack/
You can also see our previous RK12OD Review from 2016: https://www.servethehome.com/startech-12u-19-inch-desktop-open-frame-2-post-rack-rk12od-review/
The StarTech RK8OD is an 8U open-frame 2-post rack that is very inexpensive and extremely useful. A quick update on the video, the 12U unit is ~7 inches and ~177mm taller.
We purchased ours on Amazon. If you want, here is an Amazon affiliate link: https://amzn.to/2TWj6KY (Note that we do earn a commission which helps pay for buying these units.) .
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TikTok Music is shutting down soon
TikTok is one of the most popular and widely used apps in the world. You’d think the company would be able to translate that success to other derivative services given its extensive user base. However, TikTok Music, ByteDance’s attempt at music streaming, will shut down soon.
TikTok’s short video format is not only great for consuming useful and fun content but also for discovering music. Every so often, a song becomes popular among users of the platform. This can happen unexpectedly when a meme or something similar goes viral. So, it seemed quite logical for TikTok to try to get into the music streaming segment. It would be ideal if, after listening to part of a song in a TikTok video, you could listen to the full version on TikTok Music with a tap.
ByteDance will shut down TikTok Music on November 28; subscribers to get refunds
However, it takes more than just good ideas to make a project successful, and ByteDance has noticed. The music streaming industry is very competitive, so you have to offer a service at least on par with the likes of Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, or Tidal. It seems TikTok Music failed to make the grade, so ByteDance will be shutting it down on November 28th.
It’s noteworthy that TikTok Music never had a global rollout. The company was testing it in countries like Indonesia, Brazil, Australia, Mexico, and Singapore. The “TikTok Music” trademark application in 2022 suggested that ByteDance planned to bring the service to the United States.
TikTok Music users whose subscriptions end after November 28th can receive a refund. On Android, the refund will be automatic, although you can also request it through Google Play. Users of Apple devices will have to request a refund through Apple support before the deadline. Plus, subscribers have until October 28 to transfer their playlists to other music streaming services.
Other music streaming platforms had a big advantage
TikTok Music had a tough time catching up with its rivals from the start. Today, services like YouTube Music, Spotify, and Apple Music each have over 100 million songs in their catalogs. Plus, each app offers extra features that make them stand out even more. For example, Spotify has been integrating AI to enable a DJ based on your personal tastes, as well as podcasts. Meanwhile, YouTube Music offers millions of original covers and remixes in addition to the official songs.
There are also services that offer HiFi plans, like Tidal or the long-awaited one for Apple Music. The latter even includes support for Spatial Audio in selected content for an immersive experience. Overall, ByteDance may have bet too little on TikTok Music.
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Palworld suddenly arrives on PS5
There have been murmurings for some time that Pocketpair was planning to bring Palworld, one of the biggest games of the year, to PlayStation 5. However, it was a bit of a surprise to find out during Sony’s State of Play stream that the action-adventure game is available for the console today.
Palworld (which is often described as “Pokémon with guns”) landed on Xbox and PC in Early Access in January and was an immediate hit, selling over a million copies in just eight hours. Within a month, it had reached more than 25 million players. According to Microsoft, it had the biggest ever debut for a third-party title on Game Pass.
However, it quickly emerged that The Pokémon Company was investigating Palworld. Fast forward eight months, and the company and Nintendo filed suit against Pocketpair.
“This lawsuit seeks an injunction against infringement and compensation for damages on the grounds that Palworld, a game developed and released by the Defendant, infringes multiple patent rights,” Nintendo said after filing the suit last week. Pocketpair’s CEO said the game “cleared legal reviews” and the studio said it would “begin the appropriate legal proceedings and investigations into the claims of patent infringement.”
So it’s not exactly ideal timing for Palworld to land on PS5. But hey, if you’re willing to buy a game that could potentially be forced to shut down in a few months or years due to a lawsuit, you can now do that on your PlayStation.
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