Yes, but only with the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus or later.
The iPhone 6s was upgraded to a 5 megapixel FaceTime HD camera in front. Unlike older iPhones, the iPhone 6s is capable of capturing selfie panoramas using the front camera.
Yes, iPhone owners can capture a still photo while shooting video in the Camera app.
Submitted by Jon Reed on
While the ability to take quality photos has clearly become one of the most important features to smartphone users, the ease with which those photos are shared with friends, uploaded to the web and distributed across other devices has become a crucial ingredient as well. Apple sought to improve this aspect when it introduced iCloud Photo Library with iOS 8. At the time, rumor had it that Apple would do away with its existing service, My Photo Stream. The fact that this never happened and My Photo Stream is still alive and well has been the source of much confusion ever since.
Submitted by Fred Straker on
Everyone has an opinion on the new Instagram icon. Version 8.0 has been released to the public, and with it a bevy of comments thanks to its cosmetic changes. After five years, Instagram has also changed up its user interface throughout the app. Users of the latest version will be presented with a flat, black and white interface that the company says "puts the focus on your posts" while keeping features in the familiar places.
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Anybody with an iPhone knows that photos and videos can quickly eat up your storage. One solution is to upload them to Apple's iCloud which only gives you 5 GB of free storage. You can always purchase more storage, but if you are an Amazon Prime member there is no need to.
