

How much better is this camera? Let's zoom into the details, because I'm not yet convinced it's $1,000 better. For us, the prospect of a significantly better camera is a big deal. There is a set of people, myself included, who use their phone more as a camera than as a phone. 1 selling point of the iPhone 11 is the camera. And don't hold your breath about ever getting back a headphone jack - that's how they upsell AirPods.ĭespite all that, the No. The screen doesn't fold up to fit in your pocket. You can't wirelessly charge headphones on the back of the phone.
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Still, you won't get some features rival Android phones have. And there are some new colors with names like "midnight green" - like green, but darker.
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Apple claims the battery on the 11 Pro lasts four hours longer than last year's laggard iPhone XS. If you crank it up to iPhone 11 instead, what do you get? A fair amount of upsell: You'll get a processor that feels just slightly faster (but might make the phone last longer), stronger glass (that you still shouldn't drop on concrete), and Face ID that might work even when the phone is flat on a table.

(You can save even more by buying a refurbished model, and the earth will also love you.) The nerds might call an XR the "cheap" iPhone - I call it the "I spent half as much and flew to Hawaii instead" iPhone. They all have larger screens, better battery life, better cameras, faster processors and Face ID instead of the fingerprint reader.įor most people, the XR is a fabulous choice at that new price, lowered from $750 last year. If you're currently using an iPhone 6, 6S or 7 - which covers about half of the globe's iPhone owners, according to research firm Sensor Tower - any of the four phones above is going to feel like a major upgrade. And the iPhone XR, the hit iPhone of 2018, is still around and now priced at just $600.It's a 6.5-inch screen version of the 11 Pro, the replacement to the iPhone XS Max. The $1,100 iPhone 11 Pro Max (can you believe this awful name) is the big boy.This is the phone that sprouted the third lens. The $1,000 iPhone 11 Pro is the 2019 flagship model, replacing the iPhone XS.There are just two lenses in the back and a slightly less high-end screen technology. The $700 iPhone 11 is the 2019 entry-level model, the successor to the iPhone XR.I swim fast because I'm afraid of sharks. We weren't so much using it to correct technique, as much as to strengthen the weaker arm so that the imbalance corrected itself. I remember doing drill in sets of 3x300 trying to keep them under 3 minutes, you really didn't have any choice push hard with the weak arm. In my experience, we primarily kept the paddle on the weak arm to work on balancing the stroke. I agree, the drill can be used with the paddle on either arm to get the feeling of timing your kick to finish of the pull, but many drills can be done for more than one reason. Success was measured when you took the equipment off, and could feel and the coaches could see a more balanced stroke. Like the poster above, I thought it was all about kick timing. If this is the goal, how do you measure improvement or success? It works pretty well for swimmers who have strong side/weak side discrepancy. There are some sub-20 sprinters who look like Learn-To-Swim in practice. The team produced a number of US National Team members, so I would say, it's not just mumbo-jumbo.ĭrills aren't meant to be done at race pace for the most part, so I wouldn't say going slow in workout makes him not expert-level. The idea was 90% of people out there are stronger with their dominant arm, and don't get as much out of their weak arm, this was a way to get extra work on the sissy arm.

Mike200fly wrote:My coach had us do this drill using a paddle on your weak side (right handed => left hand paddle) and fin on the opposite foot for counter balance.
