According to a serial leaker, Apple's Pro-branded iPhone 12 models will start at 128 gigabytes of baseline storage while their non-Pro counterparts, including so-called "iPhone 12 mini," are apparently going to start at 64 rather than at 128 gigabytes of storage (as previously rumored).
The new iPhones coming down the pike later this year will be available in three display sizes, with the most compact 5.4-inch model likely marketed as "iPhone 12 mini" (yes, with the lowercase "m"). For those keeping track of the iPhone 12 rumors, the moniker was first floated a few days ago by anonymous Twitter leaker “L0vetodream”.
Apple is expected to release four new iPhone models later this year with three screen sizes: 5.4 inches, 6.1 inches and 6.7 inches (measured diagonally). The 5.4-inch model should become the company's new king of compact smartphones, and now a source has claimed that Apple will market that particular device as "iPhone 12 mini".