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The iPhone 14 Pro is now in the public’s hands. Touting an always-on display, a “dynamic island” to replace the notch, a 48 megapixel camera and a host of upgrades thanks to iOS 16. After spending a week with Apple’s flagship phone, here’s the verdict on whether the
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