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Zach Epstein
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With Apple's big unveiling of the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max set to take place mere days from now, the upcoming new iPhone models are obviously dominating the news cycle right now. The sleek new iPhones are set to be the hottest new smartphones of the year, with a tweaked design and new cameras that could finally propel Apple back to the head of the pack when it comes to smartphone photography. We've also heard rumors of new frosted glass backs and new color options that should help spice up an otherwise modest hardware update. And when it comes to performance, we're obviously expecting big things from Apple's next-generation A13 processor.
Apple's iPhones are always at the top of the pile when it comes to power. In fact, it's difficult not to be impressed each year when we see brand new Android phones debut month after month that still can't manage to match the performance of Apple's iPhones from the prior year. Such is the case again this year, as brand new flagship phones like the Galaxy Note 10 and other 2019 flagship models continue to be outdone by Apple's year-old iPhone XR and iPhone XS handsets. Now, benchmark test scores from another upcoming Android phone have just leaked, and they once again show a 2019 Android phone that can't compete with 2018 iPhones. In fact, forget about last year's iPhones... it can't even outperform Apple's iPhone lineup from back in 2017 in some key benchmarks.
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Leak reveals one of 2019’s best upcoming Android phones isn’t even as powerful as iPhones from 2 years ago originally appeared on BGR.com on Fri, 6 Sep 2019 at 08:21:33 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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