With the iPhone 15 series introduced in recent weeks, users began to discover new features. One of these features is that you can use an iPhone like a computer. So how efficient can the iPhone be as a mobile computer with which you can handle your daily tasks? Here is the guide we prepared for you to turn your iPhone into a computer and more…
Using iPhone like a computer! Here are the details
We can say that this feature actually became possible after iPhones switched to USB-C connection. As it is known, USB-C is currently among the most used ports in the technology world and you can connect many devices to each other. Thanks to this port change, it was even possible to charge an Android device with an iPhone.
A YouTube channel called 9To5Mac shared a video on this subject. In the video in which the iPhone 15 Pro is the leading actor, a mouse was first connected to the iPhone 15 Pro using various USB-C ports. As it is known, using a mouse on our phones is now possible. We found that the iPhone 15 Pro also runs this feature easily. Later, a wireless keyboard was also added to the combination.
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Of course, after all this, we also needed a big screen. In the video published on YouTube, the iPhone 15 Pro was connected to the television and they started using the iPhone 15 Pro with a giant monitor. From this point on, a computer with the iOS operating system emerged. For browsing the internet, producing text-based content, and other social media operations, the device performed quite well.
Afterwards, other features of the device were tested. The device performed well in video and photo editing. However, there is a small point here. Battery life. Yes, an iPhone is a very suitable device to be used in this way, but using it constantly as a computer means constant battery consumption. This brings us face to face with the problem of battery health, which will decline much faster than iPhones used as a phone.
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