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Aaron Longchamps

Inspired by some other posts on here, I got out to my local aurora viewing spot and was able to capture a few photos - 39 in fact. I'm up in NH so it was worth getting out and at least checking with my phone's camera.

When I got there, a few other people were there and I kept an eye on a couple areas of the sky to see what I could see with the naked eye. Off to the north-west, I saw some vertical streaks and my camera could only see a little bit of color. I could only see a tiny bit of motion. I decided to wait and see what might happen.

Then 10-15 minutes later, the other people left and nobody else was around for 5-10 minutes. The sky started getting a lot more active - they missed it, but I did not.

I could see some red and green streaks on my camera and the sky was coming to life with color. Many of the picture I took with my camera were 0.5-1 second long-exposures according to the metadata.

Interestingly enough, the viewfinder on my phone did not do it justice when I was taking them and they look better now. I'm looking at them in Photos and some of these came out very good! Sometime this weekend I might go through the rest of them and post some more. But for now, here's 3 of my favorites.

Vertical photo of the northern lights showing red and green colors painting the sky
Landscape photo of the northern lights showing red and green colors painting the sky
Vertical photo of the northern lights showing red and green colors painting the sky and water in the foreground
#aurora#auroraborealis#spaceweather
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krzysiek_borek

iOS 17.4 dodaje częściowe wsparcie dla Qi2 w starszych iPhone’ach. Te naładują się nieco szybciej bezprzewodowo, na co najlepszym dowodem są iPhony 12.

#Qi2 #wirelesscharging #iPhone12 #iPhone12ProMax #Apple #technology #technologia

techlove.pl/blog/2024/03/28/ip

Techlove - Z miłości do technologii · iPhone 12 zyskał szybsze bezprzewodowe ładowanie po aktualizacji do iOS 17.4 - Techlove - Z miłości do technologiiOgniwo dowolnego wariantu iPhone’a 12 będzie się ładować nieco szybciej po aktualizacji do iOS 17.4. Trzeba mieć tylko odpowiednią ładowarkę, zgodną z Qi2, wtedy zauważy się różnicę w porównaniu z MagSafe. iPhone 12 był pierwszym smartfonem, w którym pojawiło się MagSafe (konkurencja dla Qi). Niedawno zadebiutowało Qi2, ale Apple postanowiło, że nie pozwoli na pełne wykorzystanie technologii na iPhone’ach. […]
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Somerset Bob 🇬🇧

Went into The Phone Guys in Weston-super-Mare today to get two replacement batteries for mine and my wife's iPhone 7s, and came out with two almost-new iPhone 12s! Very happy with them, and the decision to spend money we can't really afford on them! (Would've had to replace them via Vodafone eventually anyway, as they were growing increasingly flakey.) #Apple #iPhone12 #ThePhoneGuys

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apfeltalk :verified:

Mikroskopischer QR-Code hilft Apple bei Produktionskosten-Kontrolle
Viele wissen es nicht, aber auf dem iPhone-Bildschirm befindet sich ein QR-Code – jedoch so klein, dass er nur mit spezieller Ausrüstung sichtbar ist. Neuen Berichten zufolge nutz
apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/mikr
#iPhone #News #Apple #BielCrystal #Fertigungsprozess #Glasgravur #iPhone #IPhone12 #LensTechnology #Produktionskosten #QRCode #Zulieferer

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Flipboard Tech Desk

Earlier this month, France banned the iPhone 12 after radiation levels were seen to exceed the country's legal limits. Wired contributor Andrew Williams explains that Apple isn't the only phone maker to go over the recommended levels and in fact all phones emit some radiation. Here's everything to know, from how exactly phones in France are tested to whether our phones are dangerous.

flip.it/TWRRuw

WIRED UKThe iPhone 12 Isn't the Only Phone to Fail France's Radiation TestBy Andrew Williams
#Apple#France#iPhone12
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