iPhones of the next generation are now being manufactured with Apple's latest A13 chips, according to a new report.
Apple is gearing up for its World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June, where the demo of iOS 13 is expected to be the main event. However, the focus of this article is on the anticipated features of the new iPhones that are rumoured to be launched later this year.
While there's no mention of the new iPhones being 5G-enabled, the design of all three new models is expected to closely resemble the current iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max models. The iPhone XR successor will get a second camera on the back, while the iPhone XS and XS Max updates will gain a third rear camera. For the high-end models, this third camera will have an ultra-wide-angle lens and enable a broader range of zoom. The new cameras will be arranged in a "square on the top left" configuration.
One of the most exciting features in the pipeline is Apple's auto-correction feature for photos. This innovative technology aims to fit people back into a photo who may have been accidentally cut out.
Another anticipated feature is the ability to charge accessories like AirPods by placing them on the back of a phone. However, it's worth noting that the processors in the upcoming iPhones are likely to be newer than the A13 Bionic, as the A13 is an older chip used in the iPhone 11 series and the iPhone SE 2nd Gen.
Rumours suggest that Apple is planning to introduce its own version of Samsung's Wireless PowerShare. The details of this feature are yet to be confirmed, but it could potentially allow users to charge other devices wirelessly by placing them on the back of an iPhone.
Beyond the iPhones, Apple's upcoming announcements may include refreshes of hardware including the MacBook and iPad, as well as an updated MacOS and new features for the Apple Watch.
As always, these are rumours and features are subject to change. Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to the WWDC and the launch of the new iPhones.
- The anticipated new iPhones, planned to be launched later this year, are expected to feature a technology that allows users to auto-correct photo compositions, fitting people back into a photo who may have been accidentally cut out.
- In addition to the new iPhone features, Apple's upcoming announcements may potentially include an updated version of Samsung's Wireless PowerShare, which could enable users to charge other devices wirelessly by placing them on the back of an iPhone.
- For tech enthusiasts who follow Gizmodo and other tech blogs, the future of smartphones looks exciting, with the expected rollout of new iPhones featuring improvements like a development in camera technology, a configuration of cameras in a "square on the top left" configuration, and even the rumored ability to charge accessories like AirPods by placing them on the back of the phone.
