An image of the newly released iPhone featured an updated notch design, something that hasn’t been done since 2017. It was previously reported that Apple may have plans to reduce the size of the pound sometime in the future. Now with the released image, rumors are going strong that this is the last installment of the latest iPhone 13 series to be launched in 2021. Let’s take a look at rumors iPhone 13 going around and what seems to be incredible.
IPhone 13 Lessons and Rumors
Image Credit: MacRumors
MacRumors had obtained the pictures of the alleged smartphone from the Greek technology repair company iRepair who claimed to have the front glass panels for iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 pro and iPhone 13 pro max. According to the image, the front glass panels appeared to be of three different sizes, each of which had a smaller hook. In addition, the internal speaker appears to have moved from at the top edge bezel, just above the notch. Apple’s iPhone 13 5G series is also reported to have updated cameras, an A15 Bionic chipset, larger batteries and an internal Touch ID.
All that said is that he is advised to take those profits with a pinch of salt as this is not the first time such rumors have come up and been beaten by the tech giant. However, more layers of evidence keep coming up in favor of the smaller feature. Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who has a history of measuring accurately, supports the rumors, saying it would be “one of the key changes to hardware specification”. and it also says the 2022 iPhones would be upgraded to a hole-punch display, similar to the competing Samsung.
IPhone 13 release date
Apple is famous for launching new models in the second half of the year. According to 9to5Mac, an analysis report by Daniel Ives at Wedbush said that the latest iPhone is set to launch in the third week of September. However, with the iPhone 12 being launched last year due to the COVID-19 outbreak, there is a chance that the release date of iPhone 13 may be pushed to October as well.
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