O Wall Street Journal today announced that Apple plans to launch three new models of iPhones in the second half of this year two OLED models and an LCD as the current line of devices. The difference? we are likely to actually witness a gadget of Ma with a set of three cameras, as we announced earlier this week.
According to the publication, the top-of-the-line iPhone (“XI Max?”) Should be equipped with the rear triple camera, while its smaller brother (“XI”), would continue with the dual camera. As for the successor of the iPhone XR, it should continue with the LCD display but, in return, it would no longer have only one camera to adopt a dual system.
If the rumors prove to be true, we will see a greater gap between top-of-the-line models, since currently what differs them exclusively, the size of the display (5.8 and 6.5 inches) and, consequently, the battery . The report also pointed out that Apple should abandon the LCD on iPhones only in 2020 and that, therefore, the successor to the iPhone XR should still be equipped with this type of screen.
Precisely because some changes are too complicated for Apple to implement in the next generation of gadget, the newspaper stated that the company has reached a point "where key resources cannot be easily changed". In this sense, we will only see if Ma learned anything from the events of the past few weeks, such as the drop in sales of iPhones in 2020.
Earlier this week one surrender “iPhone XI” started circulating on the internet and we can say with a good deal of certainty that it was not very well accepted by users. In addition to the even larger camera system, the asymmetrical arrangement of the lenses is not something we usually see on Ma devices, so we will see the "magic" happen by the hands of the company's hardware design team.
It is worth noting that such nomenclatures of the next devices are only guesses, since the real trade names of these devices have not yet been released if something leaks, be closer to the official launch.
Is it time to start betting?
via 9to5Mac
Update 01/11/2019 s 12:20
The designer Ben Geskin took advantage of the news to create new concepts of how this new line of iPhones could be:
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