{"id":20370,"date":"2020-08-26T23:00:59","date_gmt":"2020-08-26T23:00:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/rbsitsoftwaresolution.com\/blog\/5-galaxy-note-20-ultra-features-i-hope-apple-steals-from-samsung-for-iphone-12.html"},"modified":"2020-08-26T23:00:59","modified_gmt":"2020-08-26T23:00:59","slug":"5-galaxy-note-20-ultra-features-i-hope-apple-steals-from-samsung-for-iphone-12","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.rbsitsoftwaresolution.in\/blog\/5-galaxy-note-20-ultra-features-i-hope-apple-steals-from-samsung-for-iphone-12.html","title":{"rendered":"5 Galaxy Note 20 Ultra features I hope Apple steals from Samsung for iPhone 12"},"content":{"rendered":"
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On the left is the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and on the right is the Note 20 Ultra.<\/p>\n

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In a virtual event earlier this month, Samsung released a small army of new products<\/span>, including an in-depth tease of the Galaxy Z Fold 2<\/span> complete with an appearance by the K-pop group BTS<\/span>. But it’s the new Galaxy Note 20<\/span> and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra<\/span> that really caught my eye. As Samsung rattled off the small novel of new features for each phone, I longed to see some of them come to the next iPhone aka the heavily rumored iPhone 12<\/span>.<\/p>\n

I want to say this upfront: The design and hardware features for the next iPhone have likely been locked in months ago. But that doesn’t mean we can’t wonder how nice it would be to see some of the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra’s features on the iPhone 12 or even an iPhone 13 — too soon?<\/p>\n

There are five features in particular that I think Apple should consider adopting. That said, we know that Samsung loves to cram in as many new features as possible into its\u00a0phones. Apple introduces new features to solve a problem or improve your experience using an iPhone. That difference is significant, and I doubt Apple would add any of these features just to add them.<\/p>\n

The iPhone 12 needs a real telephoto camera<\/h2>\n

In February, Samsung released the\u00a0Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra<\/span>, which has 13x optical zoom and 100x Space Zoom (aka digital zoom). The new Galaxy Note 20 Ultra has a 5x optical zoom with 50x digital zoom. The iPhone 11 Pro<\/span> has 2x optical zoom. I’m not saying that the iPhone 12 needs Space Zoom — no phone does, really. But having a 3x or 4x optical zoom on the next iPhone would be welcomed.<\/p>\n

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This is the gigantic camera bump on the back of the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra.<\/p>\n

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Currently, Apple offers the best overall camera system for photos and videos on any phone. However, many high-end Android phones offer a better zoom range.<\/p>\n

But who knows if Apple would solely rely on hardware to give the iPhone 12 a better zoom range? It could follow in Google’s footsteps and implement a software-based zoom that uses machine learning to improve the results like on the Google Pixel 4<\/span>.<\/p>\n

Gorilla Glass Victus for better durability<\/h2>\n

Every time a new iPhone is released, our team of expert droppers tests the new devices to see how durable they are. The iPhone 11 Pro proved to be one of the most durable iPhones CNET has ever tested<\/span>.<\/p>\n

But those drop tests were conducted before the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and its Gorilla Glass Victus<\/span>\u00a0body came out. The new Gorilla Glass is twice as scratch-resistant as Gorilla Glass 6 and can survive drops from 2 meters versus 1.6 meters. In theory this means a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra could survive a drop when you’re holding it up to your ear on a call. We drop-tested the new Gorilla Glass on the Galaxy Note 20<\/span> recently and were pretty impressed with the results.<\/p>\n

For years, Apple worked with Corning, the manufacturer of Gorilla Glass, on a custom version of Gorilla Glass for the iPhone. And I’m hopeful we’ll see a version of Gorilla Glass Victus for the iPhone 12.<\/p>\n

Stay up-to-date on the latest news, reviews and advice on iPhones, iPads, Macs, services and software.<\/p>\n

Apple Pencil support for the iPhone 12<\/h2>\n

Obviously the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra’s biggest feature is the stylus aka the S-Pen. The latest S-Pen when used on the Note 20 Ultra has a latency of 9 milliseconds. Meaning from the time you touch the screen with the S-Pen to the time the screen\/phone reacts is fast. In fact, it has the same latency as the Apple Pencil on the iPad Pro.<\/p>\n

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The iPad Pro has Apple Pencil support and it would be great to have it on the iPhone 12, especially a larger screen version.<\/p>\n

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But one dream many of us hope for is to be able to use the Apple Pencil on an iPhone, especially the larger Max version. My fingers are crossed, hoping that Apple Pencil support will come with the iPhone 12. I mean, iOS 14 brought picture-in-picture video from the iPad<\/span> to the iPhone. So let’s keep that trend going.<\/p>\n