It’s happening once again. After the iPhone 18 Pro launched with a variable aperture camera, it was almost inevitable that other brands would do the same, but it appears things will happen very quickly this time. A new rumor suggests that Honor may be the first company to follow the trend with its next flagships. The Magic 10 series will reportedly bring back variable aperture to Honor phones Honor may add a camera with variable aperture to at least some of its upcoming flagship phones....
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PhoneArena does often show very little knowledge about everything. But this might have been a new low even for them.
Naturally iPhone 18 didn't have anything to do with Honor Magic 10 getting variable aperture.
Do you have any idea about how long it takes to design and manufacture a new phone? Hilarious!
It's also so funny that you do refer to a discussion about Apple's terrible implementation of variable aperture. While the other manufacturers, like Honor and Huawei, does it correctly. Here it makes a noticable difference.
It's more likely that Honor got influenced by Huawei. Since Huawei for a considerable amount of years have been the camera-king. Nowadays they have variable aperture on all their flagships and even on some mid-rangers.
It's way more likely that Apple in their efforts to catch up got inspired by Huawei.
Huawei even managed to implement variable aperture in their Pura X Max. And if I'm using the same illogical thinking as PhoneArena authors does, which ignore the concept of time, then it's clear that Apple tried to make an replica of that phone with their Duo. While Apple didn't manage to make theirs as advanced and clearly a lackluster quality wise - it's still obvious where they got their inspiration from.
It’s happening once again. After the iPhone 18 Pro launched with a variable aperture camera, it was almost inevitable that other brands would do the same, but it appears things will happen very quickly this time. A new rumor suggests that Honor may be the first company to follow the trend with its next flagships. The Magic 10 series will reportedly bring back variable aperture to Honor phones Honor may add a camera with variable aperture to at least some of its upcoming flagship phones....
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