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Apple’s plans to launch its new generation of iPhones are becoming increasingly apparent. Reports continue to emerge that the manufacturer will have four new smartphones in the pipeline, all based on 5G technology. In the project will be two basic models, iPhone 12 of 5.4 inches and iPhone 12 of 6.1 inches; and two Pro models: the 6.1-inch iPhone Pro and the 6.7-inch iPhone 12 Pro Max, which will be the brand’s largest model to date.
According to Bloomberg, Apple ordered its factories and suppliers to build at least 75 million iPhone 5G units by the end of the year, in line with last year’s figures. The goal will be to reach 80 million units, according to close sources.
There are several new features that are increasingly being talked about “in the unofficial halls,” but that Apple may announce shortly. Much of this information is in line with the increase in the production of components from its suppliers, supported by the demand for skilled labor in this period.
From the lineup of iPhones, we highlight the larger model, which although it maintains the trio of cameras similar to the equipment of the previous generation (wide-angle, ultra-wide-angle and telephoto lenses), there is still the possibility of integrating a fourth camera LIDAR, similar to its “cousin” iPad Pro launched in March, designed to explore augmented reality applications.
In addition to the Lidar camera, there is more technology that can be “picked up” from the iPad Pro, namely the ProMotion system, which offers images with a refresh rate of 120 Hz, ensuring smoother navigation and faster scrolling. . Confirming it will be Apple’s answer to Samsung’s Galaxy S20 Ultra regarding screen quality.
However, some features are expected to be common across all models, such as the introduction of 5G and all displays can finally be OLED. But the cheaper versions may have only two cameras, just like the iPhone 11.
Reports also indicate that Apple will be able to launch its new smartphones in two phases, with the low-end models on sale first, and the Pro models only later. The Cupertino giant will also have said that its new range of equipment could arrive a few weeks later compared to last year, which started in late September. However, it is confirmed that iOS 14 is still coming this month.
Rumors also point to the same price range as the equivalent iPhone 11 models, even considering the upgrade to 5G. And that could be a good advantage for those who want to update their iPhone without thinking of spending more to enter the fifth generation mobile.
In addition to smartphones, Apple will also be preparing a new iPad Air, as a full screen, similar to the iPad Pro, but also two new models of the Apple Watch: it has the successor to the Apple Watch Series 5, as well as the replacement. 3 Series in the low-cost, entry-level model range. Also expected is its first headphone model outside of the Beats range and a small HomePod speaker. Reports also indicate that Apple will develop a new Apple TV, with a faster processor for a better gaming experience and an updated remote control. One of the new features of the remote is the technology to find it in the house, similar to Find My iPhone. But this product is, for now, out of the 2020 launch plans. Lastly, even with regard to new products there is a smart tag system called AirTags. These will be added to physical products, such as wallets or maps, to make them easy to find.
