iPhone 11 Vs Galaxy Note 10 Plus: iPhone Beats Note In Audio Zooming

iPhone 11 Vs Galaxy Note 10 Plus: iPhone Beats Note In Audio Zooming

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One cool feature that got thrust into the mainstream this year courtesy first of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and then of Apple’s iPhones is audio zooming during video recording. This feature isn’t new in the smartphone world. LG first introduced it on the LG G2 way back in 2013. Now, Samsung’s Note and Apple’s iPhone lineups have brought it back into the spotlight. Today we’ve got a test of the feature on the iPhone 11 and Note 10 Plus, and based on this single comparison, it looks as if the iPhone comes out on top. Take a look below for more details.

Apple’s new chip, the A13 is optimized for machine learning. The Cupertino tech giant has been making specific leaps with each generational upgrade of the An chips. Last year’s A12 came with the largest neural engine on an Apple smartphone chip, and this year, the company has gone as far as even bring the A13’s SoC in to perform machine learning computations.

iPhone 11 Vs Galaxy Note 10 Plus: iPhone Beats Note In Audio Zooming

Sep 19, 2019, 7:41pm UTC
https://wccftech.com/iphone-11-vs-galaxy-note-10-plus-note-10-lose/ > One cool feature that got thrust into the mainstream this year courtesy first of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and then of Apple’s iPhones is audio zooming during video recording. This feature isn’t new in the smartphone world. LG first introduced it on the LG G2 way back in 2013. Now, Samsung’s Note and Apple’s iPhone lineups have brought it back into the spotlight. Today we’ve got a test of the feature on the iPhone 11 and Note 10 Plus, and based on this single comparison, it looks as if the iPhone comes out on top. Take a look below for more details. > Apple’s new chip, the A13 is optimized for machine learning. The Cupertino tech giant has been making specific leaps with each generational upgrade of the An chips. Last year’s A12 came with the largest neural engine on an Apple smartphone chip, and this year, the company has gone as far as even bring the A13’s SoC in to perform machine learning computations.