The iPhone 14 Is a Step Up From the iPhone 13

Despite being the shadow of its Pro sibling, the iPhone 14 offers some of the most impressive camera and safety features on any non-Pro iPhone ever built. This year's model is water and splash-resistant, while also featuring a powerful A15 Bionic chip and an improved internal design.

The iPhone's Super Retina XDR display boasts OLED technology and supports Dolby Vision. The True Tone flash is a built-in flash that will match ambient lighting, ensuring the colors of your photos don't deviate from the rest of your images.

The iPhone's front-facing camera has been updated with autofocus, which means you'll be able to snap crisp and clear photos even in low light. Those photos will also be much more detailed thanks to an upgraded 12-megapixel camera.

The iPhone's internal design has been improved, allowing you to play high-intensive games for longer without overheating. The new Crash Detection feature will automatically contact emergency services for you if your device crashes.

The iPhone's new battery is also stronger and more reliable than the one in the previous generation. It is rated to last for up to 30 hours of usage on a single charge.

The iPhone 14 will also feature a True Tone flash, which will allow you to take better photos in bright lights. Its burst mode will let you shoot multiple pictures simultaneously. It will be able to capture up to 63-megapixel panoramic shots.

The front-facing camera on the iPhone 14 will also be improved, with autofocus support. The new design is expected to include an integrated Touch ID, but it's not yet clear whether or not it will be integrated into the power button.