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IPhone 13 is so lucky for some

Apple launches its new range and the impressive upgrades will blow you away

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APPLE has unleashed its new iPhone 13 range with these devices now letting you shoot films like a Hollywood pro.

The latest smartphone­s include a Cinematic mode which adds stunning depth effects and automatic and Tinseltown focus changes.

The dual rear camera has also been improved with better image stabilisat­ion making night shots look crystal clear.

The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini also get a faster A15 bionic processor, bigger battery and an improved OLED XDR screen which brings punchy colours and richer blacks to your nightly Netflix binge.

Apple is also adding more storage and some extra colours to choose from but not increasing prices, with 128GB models starting from £679.

If you want the best iPhone in town then there are also new Pro and Pro Max models launching next week.These premium devices get a stutter-free 120Hz screen, better battery life and a more powerful processor.

There’s also an upgrade to the triple rear camera which not only offers better zoom and wide-angle shots but also pin-sharp close-ups.

Prices for Pro start from £949, although the new Pro Max, with a whopping 1TB of storage, will leave a giant £1500 hole in your bank account. Ouch!

Along with these iPhones, Apple also announced a new iPad mini, with this tablet getting a mighty redesign.

Gone are the chunky bezels, with the 8.3in screen pushing closer to the edge of the aluminium chassis.

There are also some powerful A15 brains bringing a slick experience to this tablet, 5G data speeds and the front-facing camera gets Centre Stage technology which follows you around so you always stay in shot during video calls.

The iPad mini comes in four colours including Pink, Starlight and Purple, with prices starting from £479. Finally, there’s an upgrade to the Apple Watch which sees it get a bigger screen and new colours.

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