Apple are notoriously tight lipped when it comes to
their products. In fact when leaks or mistakes do occur, the company
tends to come down on the individuals responsible with an iron fist.
Either that or they turn spin the issue into a part of their Keynote
speech! When a product is released though, the guys at Cupertino tend
to make a large noise about how good their products are. They also give
full specifications during the Keynote presentations at the product
launch. Apple have, it seems, failed to mention that iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus will be able to play 4K videos.
It has been reported by Tuaw.com that the developers of the WALTR video upload app
discovered this great news whilst testing their app. At the moment you
are not able to transfer 4K files using iTunes. If you want to transfer
this kind of file then you will have to use an alternative service to
get transfer them to the new model iPhones.
The quality of the media will be limited
by the screen resolution, so I guess the larger and higher screen
resolution iPhone 6 Plus is a better device for viewing 4K videos than
the iPhone 6.
Although the iPhone 6 can’t shoot 4K
video, it is a pretty cool feature. Because of this and wild rumours
that the iPhone 7 will be getting a camera boost, (it may allow shooting
in 4K video), Apple appear to not be touting this is a main feature of
their flagship device.
With the new iMac Retina 5K display, it is pretty clear that Apple is looking to higher resolutions in their products.
0 comments:
Post a Comment