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Third-Party Lenses Still Beat iPhone 11's Ultra Wide Camera

Charlotte Henry · · Add Comment

There has (rightly) been a lot of praise for the cameras in the iPhone 11 family of devices. However, onĀ Cult of Mac,Ā David Pierini, argues why a third-party lens still beats the ultra-wide camera on the entry-level model

Ā if you are a pixel-peeping stickler for quality, the ultra-wide camera may disappoint. The ultra-wide camera does not supportĀ RAW shooting or Appleā€™s new Night Mode. It also has a slow aperture at f2.4, meaning the lenses will not allow in as much light as the iPhoneā€™s standard camera. Zoom in to see how the details are soft and surrounded by digital noise. The higher quality shot will come by placing one of these third-party ultra-wide lens attachments to the standard camera, which has a focal length of 28 mm.

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The ProtonMail iOS App is Now Fully Open Source

Andrew Orr · · Add Comment

Since 2015 ProtonMail’s web app has been open source, and today the company announced that its iOS app is, too.

In addition to making our iOS app open source, we have also documented and published our iOS security model. This is important to us because raw code without documentation can be almost unintelligible sometimes, and a documented security model will assist in rigorous assessment and review of our code by the public. Our iOS trust model is also available on our Github page.