In October, Apple launched FaceTime HD on its iPhone 12 line of products, meaning users could make video calls in 1080p resolution (though only when connected to Wi-Fi or a 5G network).
This was a welcome feature, though it was slightly odd that earlier iPhones — especially those that have 12-megapixel front cameras — were not given the feature.
Now, MacMagazine has found out that iPhone 8 and up have received FaceTime HD as well. The feature was introduced in iOS 14.2, though Apple’s official release notes do not mention it. However, if you go to specs page of, say iPhone 11, you’ll see that it has “FaceTime HD video calling over Wi-Fi” listed as a feature. The feature is also listed for iPhone 8 and up on Apple’s iPhone “Compare iPhone models” page. Read more…
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