iOS 13 he copied a very important function that Huawei P30 PRO launched it this year for smartphone users, the Apple company seems to be surprisingly interested in offering its customers the functions. More precisely, starting with iOS 13, application developers will have the opportunity to allow the recording of video clips and photos using two iPhone cameras, as we see with the Huawei P30 PRO.
iOS 13 demonstrated the ability to record videos and photos using the front and main cameras, but Apple offers various combinations for applications, so we are not limited to that. Video clips can be recorded only using the standard camera and the telephoto camera, as with the Huawei P30 PRO, but various other combinations can be made in iOS 13, including changing cameras in real time when recording video clips, something I didn't think I would see at Apple.
iOS 13 COPIED a MAJOR Function of the Huawei P30 PRO
iOS 13 brings this functionality only to iPhone XR, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPad Pro, so old phone models, including iPhone X, will not have functionality of this kind offered in applications. How Apple thought to take over from Huawei P30 PRO such functionality for iOS 13 is hard to say, but there will definitely be enough developers who will offer applications with this integrated functionality.
iOS 13 could have functions of this kind offered exclusively for iPhone 11, with various changes compared to what exists in other phones, i.e. implementation directly in the Camera application, for example. This functionality could be one of the surprises that the Apple company could offer for the iPhone 11 phones when it launches them, but of course for now we have nothing 100% certain from this point of view.
iOS 13 has been released for the time being only in beta version by the Apple company, and the final version will be distributed by those from Cupertino sometime in September of this year, without a date being revealed.
