With the annual Apple event just around the corner, new renders and visuals are being leaked left and right.
(Spoilers: It doesn’t look pretty.)
Apple seems to have gone the Huawei route with the triple cameras, but instead of keeping the setup at the centre, Apple seems to have kept it at the top left, leading to a look, that stands out (not a compliment).
It is still not confirmed whether the parts surrounding the camera would be filled in with the colour of the phone, or completely blacked out like the iPhones of past (As pointed out by the picture above).
Following last year’s formula, it is reported that Apple will launch three phones: a standard, a Max version and a cheaper R version.
It is also most probable that the lineup will be the first to launch with IOS 13 out of the box. Their new A13 chipset is also likely to follow suit.
Apple might also be adding a new colour, with sources believing it to be a “mint” and purple variant. [ applicable only to the XR]
Despite the retorts of many, Apple doesn’t seem to willing to budge and might continue with their current notch design.
With many new flagships launching with 5G versions, Apple doesn’t seem to be jumping on this train anytime soon.
There doesn’t seem to be any new “innovative features” being leaked around, but no one knows what Apple may have up their sleeve this year.
One feature that will definitely be well received is that of the increase in the battery sizes by 25%.
And coming to the prices, one is expected to pay upwards of $999 to experience the latest and greatest from the Cupertino-based company.
With alternative iterations usually bringing major changes to the lineup, the new iPhone’s seem to be sticking to the old formats. Yet, the new phones seem have everything an Apple fan can expect and surely would be seen flying off the shelves, with new additions to Apple’s ecosystem, like the new Apple credit card and the Airpods version 2.
Unfortunately, unlike with the new iPads, Apple doesn’t seem to be willing to shift their phones to USB-c, much to the dismay of many fans.
Well, that is all that can be said (for now) about the new phones. The brand is suspected to hold the event on September the 10th on Tuesday (according to tradition). Eager Apple fans would definitely be impatient to get a new look at phone, and more so the hands-on experience.
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