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Anker, a popular USB charging company has unveiled an all-new iPhone accessory, soon to upgrade the quality of pictures you take with regards to lighting. It is basically an LED flash which connects to the iPhone 11 through the Lightning connector.
Based on a dated report from 9to5Mac, which speculated that a couple of flash accessories will be certified in Apple’s Made-for-iPhone (MFi) licensing program, in the nearest future. This latest offering from Anker affirms these reports, with the company touting itself as the first among these flash manufacturers to make its product unveiling. There hasn't been a shortage of external flashes for iPhones in previous times, however earlier flashes were not affiliated with the MFi program -they remain broadly third-party devices without core native support from Apple both in terms of hardware and software inclusion (unlike the iPhone stock Camera app or built-in flash).
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The new flash accessory from Anker will be available next month on its website as well as on Amazon. It'll cost $49.99, and is custom tweaked to work as a native Apple accessory which hints that most if not all iPhone models, will work seamlessly with the flash gadget (both in pairing with it and also in prompting the flash from the iPhone camera app and other third-party variants).
The iPhone-based accessory will feature a detachable diffuser in the box, will be able to take 10,000 shots per charge and even outperform the iPhone's built-in flash; by having four times the brightness and twice the range.