Apple introduced the notch with the iPhone X and it's all-screen design. Ever since, the rumor mill has been pretty consistent that Apple plans on shrinking that notch until it's gone completely. And it may finally be getting smaller next year.
We've known for quite some time now that Apple had to delay the announcement of its newest iPhones. But now it's October and the time is (almost) over.
In most "normal" years, we'd already know the official word on the iPhone 12. But this isn't a normal year and we're still waiting for this year's iPhone unveiling. But how about some rumors for next year's iPhone lineup while we wait?
Is Apple going to include wired headphones with the iPhone 12 lineup? A lot of speculation has suggested the company won't. And iOS 14.2 is only piling on.
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).
According to leaked schematics, dummy models and rumors, Apple's iPhone refresh for 2020 will include four models in three different sizes. To give our readers a better idea how those upcoming handsets measure up against each other in terms of size, we put our iPhone X, iPhone 6 and iPhone 11 Pro inside the iPhone 12 cases from Totallee, a brand which for the eighth year in a row has cases ready for the new generation of iPhones ahead of Apple's announcement.
We probably won't see the iPhone 12 lineup tomorrow. But when October rolls around we'll finally see what Apple is bringing to its newest smartphones.
In the near future, Apple is going to announce new iPhones. It will more than likely be the iPhone 12 lineup. And those handsets will probably support 5G.
Despite the fact Apple confirmed a delay to the next iPhone lineup, expectations for a September event were high. And now it's official.
5G is the next big thing for wireless networks, but it's only worthwhile if phones support it. And while, technically, all four new iPhone models are said to support it, there may be limits.
Last year, when Apple introduced the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max, it also introduced a new "Midnight Green" color option. Now, rumors suggest we'll get another new color this year as well.
The iPhone 12 is going to cost Apple a bit more to manufacture than previous models. As a result, the company may be trimming accessories out of the box.