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Pokémon Go players rejoice over iPhone frame rate upgrade
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techradar.comNiantic has updated the iOS app of Pokémon Go to make better use of native frame rates on iPhone – and the results are gorgeous.
The latest update (version 1.191.0) allow players to move past the 30fps frame rate that the iOS app was previously limited to – unlocking the potential of 60Hz or even 120Hz screens on the latest iPhones.
If you're playing Pokémon Go on iOS, you'll want to head to the advanced settings in the Pokémon Go app, and select “Unlock your device’s native refresh rate for
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