You can go rent a $5000 DSLR Camera and a $10,000 lens and /still/ get lens glare, and it can be much worse. That's why people sometimes shoot with a polarizing filter.
I'm unaware of /any/ phone camera that has a polarizer by default. But essentially, you will get it on ANY lens. This is not something that happens only on iPhone 12/13.
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> AirPlay doesn't connect, disconnects and cannot reconnect.
I haven't seen AirPlay on non-apple devices but between my iPhone and Apple TV it works amazingly.
Sure, but Android TV sucks. I mean its 2022 and it's still laggy and slow compared to Apple TV. And slowly getting more and more adverts. Even on the fastest TVs its still slow compared to AppleTV. So it could be supported on every single device in the world, it's still a turd.
What I've never understood is a high end Android decide is quite fast and responsive. Yet no matter how much hardware you throw at Android TV, its slow.
> The lens glare is extremely common on iphone 12/13, and I did NOT have glare this bad on my other devices.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253200214
You can go rent a $5000 DSLR Camera and a $10,000 lens and /still/ get lens glare, and it can be much worse. That's why people sometimes shoot with a polarizing filter.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polarizing_filter_(photography...
I'm unaware of /any/ phone camera that has a polarizer by default. But essentially, you will get it on ANY lens. This is not something that happens only on iPhone 12/13.
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> AirPlay doesn't connect, disconnects and cannot reconnect.
I haven't seen AirPlay on non-apple devices but between my iPhone and Apple TV it works amazingly.