After mocking iPhone 14, Steve Jobs' daughter says, 'Can't live without' it

The iPhone 14 is more-or-less similar in design to its predecessor iPhone 13. Several people including Apple’s iconic founder Steve Jobs' daughter Eve Jobs had mocked it for being so. She had even shared an Instagram meme shortly after the launch of the iPhone 14 back in September of last year, highlighting its similarity to the iPhone 13. She had posted a popular meme depicting a man purchasing a shirt identical to the one he was already wearing in the photo with a caption that read, "Me upgrading from iPhone 13 to iPhone 14 after Apple’s announcement today." However, she has taken a U-turn now. Eve now says "Can’t Live Without" it!

During a recent interview with The Strategist, Eve Jobs was asked to name nine essential items she couldn't live without. Among several items, one was the iPhone 14. "I’m gonna keep it brief. It’s a tool for creatives and an aesthetic-design masterpiece. It’s changed the way we have all lived our lives and, very simply put, my feelings on the entire thing is just, it’s genius," she mentioned to The Strategist. Among the nine essential items, iPhone 14 came as the only tech product on her list.

How iPhone 14 is different from iPhone 13

The design and looks of the iPhone 14 are almost identical to the iPhone 13. Not just that, you may have heard that it has the same chipset just like the iPhone 13. But the latest iPhone 14 is different from the iPhone 13 in many ways.

It's important to mention that the iPhone 14 is equipped with the 5-core GPU A15 Bionic chipset and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity, an improvement over the Bluetooth 5.0 in last year's iPhone 13. Additionally, the iPhone 14 offers two new life-saving features that were absent from its predecessor: Emergency SOS via satellite connectivity and Crash Detection. In situations where there is no cellular or Wi-Fi connection available and if you become unresponsive following a severe car crash, the iPhone will utilize Emergency SOS via satellite facility to contact emergency services.