The upcoming iPhone 13 (or iPhone 12S according to other leakers) will look similar to the iPhone 12. This is backed up by Unbox Therapy's video, which offers a detailed look at the features of Apple's next smartphone using an iPhone 13 Pro Max dummy unit. These dummy units are based on the plans and technical specifications the manufacturer shares with its suppliers. So we could say that all this information comes "from the inside", namely from the manufacturers of the various accessories.
One of the most notable changes is the smaller notch. This is clearly visible on the dummy unit. Apple has managed to move the speaker into the bezel at the top of the device, outside the notch.
According to Ming Chi Kuo, the analyst whose information is always well corroborated, the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max are set to launch with upgraded ultra-wide cameras, moving from 5P (f/2.4) and fixed focus (FF) to 6P (f/1.8) and autofocus (AF). To accommodate these changes, Apple plans to increase the size of the camera lenses, something that will be clearly visible in photos.
In addition, the same analyst claims that the new iPhone models will feature LTPO display technology and 120Hz support, just like the Promotion display on the iPad Pro. Until Apple officially unveils the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max, stay tuned to the TheFixers Blog to be the first to hear about all the latest developments in the wonderful world of technology.
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