Apple’s iPhone 5S to reportedly swipe Galaxy S4′s 120fps slow-motion video feature

Dan Graziano
iPhone 5S Camera Slow-Motion
iPhone 5S Camera Slow-Motion

Apple is expected to debut a new iPhone in September that will likely look similar to Apple’s current-generation smartphone and be equipped with improved internal hardware such as a faster processor and better camera. According to 9to5Mac, the iPhone 5S may also include a new camera feature known as “Mogul” mode. The feature, which was spotted in the iOS 7 beta, reportedly enables the iPhone to capture crisp and clean videos at 120 frames-per-second and will also allow for a slow-motion option. Interestingly enough, the iPhone’s closets competitor, the Galaxy S4, already has a slow-motion feature and the ability to record video at 120 frames-per-second.

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