On pages LsA we informed you about a number of new features brought by the operating system iOS 14.2, but about one of them the company Apple evidently kept quiet. It seems that iPhones 8 and later, with the arrival of the aforementioned version of Apple's mobile operating system, will receive support for HD FaceTime video calls in 1080p (over Wi-Fi) connections, and iPhone 12 also received this support for FaceTime video calls over 5G and Wi-Fi connections.
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The mentioned improvement was among the first to be noticed by the editors of the MacMagazine server, the company Apple see it in the update notes iOS 14.2 doesn't specifically mention it. Support for higher-resolution FaceTime video calls appears to have remained in the full version of the operating system. iOS 14.2. Not long after news of improved FaceTime video call resolution hit the internet, the company updated Apple quietly updated its iPhone XR specs page. The page didn't mention 4p FaceTime HD support before November 1080th, but now it does. If you look at the page AppIf you launch the function with which you can compare selected iPhone models, you may notice that support for improved FaceTime video calling resolution over Wi-Fi is also mentioned for the iPhone 8 (it is interesting that while this information is not missing in foreign versions of the comparison of Apple smartphones, you would not find it in the Czech version). they searched in vain). While older iPhone models offer support for higher-resolution FaceTime video calls only when connected to Wi-Fi, iPhone 12 also offers this support when connected to 5G.
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