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Here are some new speculations on upcoming Apple iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro


PineLeaks, an Apple-based tipster from Twitter claims that Apple is currently testing out a couple new sensors for their next generation iPhone 12 Pro smartphone. The user mentioned that the manufacturer is considering a large 64MP sensor from Sony (presumably IMX686), that allows more light into the optics improving overall image quality in low light conditions and also getting night mode on the secondary front facing, ultra wide angle and telephoto lenses on board. Other rumors include a 10% larger battery units for the 2020 models of iPhones, mainly due to the drain caused by 5G connectivity. The leakster even claims that, Apple is trying to integrate mirrors and prisms to reflect light from the phone's Face ID sensors into the narrow top bezel or forehead in order to get rid of the notch.

 Source: Pine (Twitter)

Apple maybe be working on a new pattern for launching iPhones starting in 2021


We have been hearing a lot about Apple lately and now there have been some new analyst reports coming up from JPMorgan's analyst Samik Chatterjee who has disclosed his views on the future of Apple made iPhones and their reportedly reconstructed launching patterns for 2021. Apple’s launch strategy in Chatterjee’s view should change by an year from now and should lead us to see the people from United States making announcements not just once every fall, but twice every calendar year launching at least two pair of iPhones. This change should help Apple to compete with their rivals in the market as we already know Samsung follows a similar trend by introducing their Galaxy S flagship in the first half accompanied by the Galaxy Note series for the later half of the year.

 As we heard in the past speculations, the American manufacturer is supposedly bringing four or more iPhones in upcoming September, including the purported iPhone SE 2 that's already in works from the Cupertino based technology corporation. And to the given reports from our sources, we are expecting Apple's latest flagships to come in a 5.4" model iPhone, a 6.7" iPhone Pro Max and not one but we read about two new models traiting the 6.1" screen sizes, all making it's way with the latest 5G connectivity, which should bear support to both mmWave and sub-6GHz bands like we heard in the past. Also according to the analyst here, Apple's latest higher-end smartphone's will come featuring a "world-facing 3D sensing technology," that is likely to highlight the advanced augmented reality capabilities from Apple on these new devices.

 Source: MarketWatch

Samsung to mass produce OLED panels for Apple iPhones in 2020 along with LG


Reports are coming in from the Korean based media, etnews that the display panels for Apple's next generation iPhones will be mass produced by Samsung Display. The American technology company is expected to introduce their iPhones in three different models next year that range from 5.4" vanilla iPhone, 6.1" iPhone Pro, and a larger 6.7" iPhone Pro Max. Although earlier it was reported that Apple will be bringing four or more models including the purported iPhone SE 2 next fall, and the manufacturer is said to use OLED display panels on all these models that's yet to go official from Cupertino. As reported by our sources, Samsung is said to be the sole supplier for the 5.4" iPhone and 6.7" iPhone Pro Max variants with OLED displays that will feature the on-cell touch flexible panels.

According to etnews, these kind of OLED panels are said to have a built-in touch function, unlike others that require a separate film, indeed making them much thinner and cost efficient. Samsung Display's on-cell touch OLED panels traits Y-OCTA technology and they are the the only company that can mass-produce these kind of panels for Apple in required quality and quantity. Samsung Display will reportedly manufacture the organic light emitting diode panels for standard iPhones and iPhone Pro Max models as aforementioned, while LG Display will be their choice for making the display consoles for Apple's 6.1" 2020 frontrunners in order to stabilize the supply and demand for these hardware, as the iPhone Pro is expected to arrive with the original on-cell film touch based OLED displays.
“Although Apple had been sticking with film touch method since its first iPhone, Samsung Display has succeeded in drawing a change from Apple by actively promoting Y-OCTA technology to Apple. It is heard that Samsung Display also suggested shocking terms in order to obtain an order from Apple., said a representative for the industry.”
Source: etnews

Apple analyst gives his views on next generation iPhones, claims to bring 5G to all upcoming models


Ming-Chi Kuo an Apple analyst recently made a note that all models of next generation of Apple's iPhones will arrive with support to both mmWave and sub-6GHz bands. According to him, this will allow the upcoming so called iPhone 12, iPhone Pro and iPhone Max users to establish a better connection to 5G network towers across the Stateside. We also read that, Kuo is expecting the Americans to use 5G modems manufactured by Qualcomm in their future devices. Another observation of Kuo claims that Apple may use the LCP (Liquid Crystal Polymer) antenna design. LCP is a beneficial material used in making phone antenna technology and it is said to perform exceptionally well across different temperatures with very less rate of signal reception loss. Ming-Chi Kuo also predicted that the shipment allocation of 5G iPhone models carrying the LCP antenna will increase about 70-75% in 2020. The reason behind his finding is that the 2020 iPhones will adopt to use Liquid Crystal Polymer antennas, the production of iPhone 7 that doesn't feature the LCP antennas has been discontinued and iPhone XR shipments will decline eventually. So basically as noted by Kuo, Apple is reportedly focusing more on LCP antenna technology across smartphone industry, which is said to deliver their users with improved performance with 5G technology.

Source: 9TO5Mac

Apple iPhone SE 2 production to begin in February and allegedly iPhone 12 Pro & iPhone 12 Pro Max to come with 6GB RAM


According to some new reports coming in from MacRumors, they have gathered some reliable information from the Barclays analyst Blayne Curtis and his associates regarding the next generation handsets from Apple. As stated by them, the new forthcoming iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max from the Cupertino based electronics giant is anticipated to come out of the box with 6GB of RAM under the hood unlike it's present siblings that attributes just 4GB of random access memory. Things may get better for the larger models, but the standard iPhone 12 is still expected to ship with just 4 gigs of RAM. We also read that these models will have a 3D sensing cameras on the back and also support to mmWave 5G network. 

Apart from the leaked words for iPhone 12, they have also had reports suggesting that Apple is cooking up something for the affordable market as well. Reportedly the new iPhone SE 2 production are likely to start in February and rumors claim that they will come to us in  resemblance to the previous generation iPhone 8, that includes a 4.7" Retina display and the traditional Apple Touch ID home button. We can even expect to see the company's A13 chipset coupled by 3GB of RAM.

Source : MacRumors, GSMArena
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