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MADRID, Dec 3 (Portaltic / EP) –
Apple has improved call quality through its FaceTime application in iPhone 8 and later, which now offers video calling Full HD resolution through WiFi connections.
Users with phones iPhone 8, 8Plus, X, XR, XS, XS Max, 2nd generation SE, 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max Now they can make video calls via FaceTime in Full HD resolution connected to WiFi networks, a feature that Apple has introduced in the new iPhone 12 mini, 12, 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max, which can also with 5G connections.
Apple has introduced this novelty in the update of its operating system 14.2 launched on November 5, as discovered by the MacMagazine portal. Also, now on Apple’s iPhone comparison page, the company highlights that this feature is available on all iPhones above iPhone 8.
In this sense, the only difference with the new iPhone 12 is that in addition to making FaceTime HD calls with WiFi, they can connected to 5G networks.
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