Letters to the Editor

Finds iPhone 12 ‘most accessible phone ever made’

March 12, 2021

To the editor:

The iPhone 12 is, quite possibly, the most accessible phone ever made. Built for photographers and people with butterfingers alike, this mobile device boasts many new features which will make your life so much easier. Do you hate staring at your reflection in silence while YouTube videos are loading? Well, the iPhone 12 will use 5G connectivity, which will make your wait time almost nonexistent. Not only this, you’ll be able to watch YouTube at a much higher resolution, better contrast and for a longer time with the A14 chip, which is much more energy efficient than the A13 chip in the iPhone 11.

As I mentioned earlier, this device is perfect for you if you just can’t stop dropping things. With water resistance up to 30 meters and a ceramic shield, you could drop your phone into a pool, then from the top of a ladder and barely see any issues. And for the camera lovers, the two cameras mounted on the back of the iPhone use HDR, or high dynamic range, to show a wider range of colors. Trying to take a picture of the moon or some Fourth of July fireworks, but all you can see is a big white circle or some blobs of colors on the screen? Not anymore, and you won’t even have to buy a Canon. Last but certainly not least, the iPhone 12 uses MagSafe charging, which allows you to magnetically charge your iPhone on the go. Stand strong, mobile users. Thanks for reading.

Joe DaProcida

310 Sixth Avenue

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