In early benchmark results, iPhone 12 Pro is outperforming iPhone 11 Pro by 20-25%. As many pointed out during the event, Apple seemed to change their processor strategy this year - instead of comparing the processor speed to the previous generation A13, they compared it to the industry standard Snapdragon chip — leading some to assume that the improvement was not as vast as the previous year.
While iPhone 11 Pro was already the fastest smartphone on the market before iPhone 12, Apple seems to have once again found a way to cram even more power into a small, compact design.
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The jury is still out on whether or not the new A14 Bionic will meet expectations — we’re still waiting on initial review videos before we jump to expectations.
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Published to Apple Scoop on 17th October, 2020.
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While iPhone 11 Pro was already the fastest smartphone on the market before iPhone 12, Apple seems to have once again found a way to cram even more power into a small, compact design.
