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Earlier this week, we took a look at the chassis of the iPhone 12 Pro, minus the display. Now, thanks to the new renderings of @apple_idesigner, we have a good idea how this will look with the screen in its rightful place.
The images are not only in line with all the latest rumors about the design of the iPhone 12 Pro, but they coincide with the leak of the chassis down to the smallest details, including the new location of the SIM tray and the 5G antenna.
Putting on a screen doesn’t add much to this, but at least it confirms the other details that we know of – the notch is still hanging, and there won’t be a return to the Home button anytime soon.
The giant rises. # iPhone12Pro # iPhone12ProMax Render by @apple_idesigner, follow for more. pic.twitter.com/TGcnRqLk6KSeptember 12, 2020
Aesthetics will likely divide opinion, but it evokes the feel of the 2010 iPhone 4 with its flat edges and smooth curved corners. Of course, the advances of a decade are not lost: the screen covers almost the entire front today, and the set of cameras is considerably more complex.
There are three cameras in the mix plus an additional LiDAR depth sensor that was previously only available on the latest iPad Pros. Along with the so-called main camera, telephoto lens, and wide-angle shooter, the LiDAR depth sensor will allow for better autofocus, low light, and AR performance.
While @apple_idesigner has only produced versions of the iPhone 12 Pro so far, the standard iPhone 12 probably won’t look much different, if older versions are anything to go by. The main difference is the size (5.4 inches and 6.1 inches for the iPhone 12; 6.1 inches and 6.7 inches for the iPhone 12 Pro) and the number of cameras; the standard iPhone 12 will supposedly cope with just the two lenses. and lose LiDAR. While we had heard that the Pro versions would get a 120Hz display, the final word is that the feature has been abandoned.
In terms of everyday performance, the iPhone 12 family should be identical across the board and all phones would benefit from the new A14 Bionic processor. Not only will it be a performance bump on the arm over the previous generation, but the 5nm manufacturing process should mean efficiency is improved, which could lead to vastly improved battery life.
The iPhone 12 family should be officially unveiled soon, but those expecting to see the phones at next week’s Apple event are likely to be disappointed by most accounts. Next week it will reportedly be the Apple Watch 6, and the company is set to introduce the iPhone 12 closer to its October launch. That’s later than usual, but the last few years have not been interrupted by a global pandemic …
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