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Current/max tvOS version is 17 not 16
Like the title says... :-)
iPhone 14 and Plus having wrong CPU
CSV format
To be able to use this dataset for analysis, trends, etc it would be helpful to provide it in tabular format (not using colspan/rowspan). Ideally, the dataset would be in csv/json/etc format, then parsed and displayed on iosref.com.
For example for RAM by processor dataset, this could be the format for json -
test = {
"iPhone": [
{
"device": "iPhone 14 Pro Max",
"released": 2022,
"ram": "6 GB",
"processor": "A16 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 14 Pro",
"released": 2022,
"ram": "6 GB",
"processor": "A16 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 14 Plus",
"released": 2022,
"ram": "6 GB",
"processor": "A15 Bionic",
"processor type": "5-core GPU",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 14",
"released": 2022,
"ram": "6 GB",
"processor": "64-bit",
"processor type": "5-core GPU",
"data width": "A15 Bionic"
},
{
"device": "iPhone SE (gen 3)",
"released": 2022,
"ram": "4 GB",
"processor": "A15 Bionic",
"processor type": "4-core GPU",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 13 Pro Max",
"released": 2021,
"ram": "6 GB",
"processor": "A15 Bionic",
"processor type": "5-core GPU",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 13 Pro",
"released": 2021,
"ram": "6 GB",
"processor": "A15 Bionic",
"processor type": "5-core GPU",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 13",
"released": 2021,
"ram": "4 GB",
"processor": "A15 Bionic",
"processor type": "4-core GPU",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 13 mini",
"released": 2021,
"ram": "4 GB",
"processor": "A15 Bionic",
"processor type": "4-core GPU",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 12 Pro Max",
"released": 2020,
"ram": "6 GB",
"processor": "A14 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 12 Pro",
"released": 2020,
"ram": "6 GB",
"processor": "A14 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 12",
"zt_device_name": "iPhone133",
"released": 2020,
"ram": "4 GB",
"processor": "A14 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 12 mini",
"released": 2020,
"ram": "4 GB",
"processor": "A14 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone SE (gen 2)",
"released": 2020,
"ram": "3 GB",
"processor": "A13 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 11 Pro Max",
"released": 2019,
"ram": "4 GB",
"processor": "A13 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 11 Pro",
"released": 2019,
"ram": "4 GB",
"processor": "A13 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 11",
"released": 2019,
"ram": "4 GB",
"processor": "A13 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone XS Max",
"released": 2018,
"ram": "4 GB",
"processor": "A12 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone XS",
"released": 2018,
"ram": "4 GB",
"processor": "A12 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone XR",
"released": 2018,
"ram": "3 GB",
"processor": "A12 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone X",
"released": 2017,
"ram": "3 GB",
"processor": "A11 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 8 Plus",
"released": 2017,
"zt_device_name": "iPhone105",
"ram": "3 GB",
"processor": "A11 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 8",
"zt_device_name": "iPhone101",
"released": 2017,
"ram": "2 GB",
"processor": "A11 Bionic",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 7 Plus",
"released": 2016,
"ram": "3 GB",
"processor": "A10 Fusion",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 7",
"released": 2016,
"ram": "2 GB",
"processor": "A10 Fusion",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone SE",
"released": 2016,
"ram": "2 GB",
"processor": "A9",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 6s Plus",
"released": 2015,
"ram": "2 GB",
"processor": "A9",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 6s",
"released": 2015,
"ram": "2 GB",
"processor": "A9",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 6 Plus",
"released": 2014,
"ram": "1 GB",
"processor": "A8",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 6",
"released": 2014,
"ram": "1 GB",
"processor": "A8",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 5s",
"released": 2013,
"ram": "1 GB",
"processor": "A7",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "64-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 5c",
"released": 2013,
"ram": "1 GB",
"processor": "A6",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "32-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 5",
"released": 2012,
"ram": "1 GB",
"processor": "A6",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "32-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 4s",
"released": 2011,
"ram": "512 MB",
"processor": "A5",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "32-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 4",
"released": 2010,
"ram": "512 MB",
"processor": "A4",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "32-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 3GS",
"released": 2009,
"ram": "256 MB",
"processor": "—",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "32-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone 3G",
"released": 2008,
"ram": "128 MB",
"processor": "—",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "32-bit"
},
{
"device": "iPhone (gen 1)",
"released": 2007,
"ram": "128 MB",
"processor": "—",
"processor type": "",
"data width": "32-bit"
}
]
}How are `vintage` and `obsolete` defined?
Would be nice to explain it on the website, e.g near the footer.
iPhone 13 Pro Hardware string incorrect
iPhone 13 pro hardware string should be iPhone14,2
Migrate from Bootstrap to Tailwind
Suggestions
Here are the useful sites I recommend:
Include Display Zoomed nativeScale factor
It would be awesome to have the UIScreen.main.nativeScale be included when the Display Zoomed is set to Large Text.
iPhone 12/13 mini logical resolution is incorrect
The logical resolution of the iPhone 13 mini and 12 mini is listed at 360 × 780, but it’s actually 375 × 812 (same as 11 Pro, XS, X), but then downsampled to 360 × 780. This is similar to the iPhone plus models.
Add ZHARDWAREMODEL/OEM ID/Internal Name/BoardConfig
ZHARDWAREMODELis a column in Photos.sqlite tableZMIGRATIONHISTORY- https://phonedb.net/index.php?m=device&s=query&d=detailed_specs&oemid=D27AP#result
- https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/Models
- https://ipsw.me/iPhone14,7/info
- https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/D27AP
Example:
D27AP
Add camera tech by device
It would be useful to add a new section that shows camera tech for each device. It might include specs like resolution, max video resolution and framerate, OIS, flash type, Lidar, and a bunch of other things.
Hh
Include VisionOS
in 2024. apple introduced VisionOS for the apple vision pro
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