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The 2019 iPhone: Here’s everything we know
The iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR are halfway through their estimated life spans, and rumors about the next iPhone models are becoming more detailed every day. Apple’s 2019 iPhones could include a variety of upgrades ranging from a new design to a triple-lens camera and other enhanced features. Here’s everything we know about the devices so far.
In 2019, sequels to the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR are highly likely, and most leaked specifications and details seem to relate to these models. A recent report from 9to5Mac suggests that the new iPhone 11 models are known as the D42, which is the iPhone XS replacement, the D43, which replaces the iPhone XS Max, and the N104, which is a sequel to the iPhone XR.
But Apple may be planning an iPhone X-style surprise, in that it may also launch two completely new phones this year. The unnamed iPhone devices may feature triple-lens cameras, while the other three iPhone devices will only receive internal updates. If accurate, this may mean Apple will announce five new iPhone models this year.
A 6.1-inch version and a 6.5-inch version are rumored, each with a slightly thicker body to accommodate the larger camera sensors — although this may only be a difference of a half-millimeter. The two phones are being linked with USB Type-C charging, and a reverse charge feature to power up the Apple Watch or AirPodsC with wireless charging. These two new phones seem to combine many of the features already rumored for the standard 2019 iPhone, and therefore the rumor may not be accurate. The rumor comes from the supply chain in China, as reported by the often reliable Macotakara, though, so it should not instantly be dismissed.
What do we know about the technical specification for the 2019 iPhone? The processor is likely to get an upgrade, according to a report from 9to5Mac. The report notes that all three rumored models will feature a new Apple A13 chip, currently code-named Cebu. The report also notes that a new iPhone 11 will have a Taptic Engine, which may help provide better haptic feedback in the absence of 3D Touch.
The Bluetooth connection on a future iPhone may get a small upgrade, adding the ability to stream audio to two connected Bluetooth devices. How would it be used? Friends could watch the same movie while listening over separate Bluetooth headphones, for example. We have already seen this on several Android phones already — Samsung’s Dual Audio feature, for example — and it is part of the Bluetooth 5.0 codec. Supplier sources speaking to Macotakara stated it was not certain which iPhone this feature could arrive on, or whether it will apply to only pairing two Bluetooth headphones, or combinations of products, such as headphones and an automotive system.https://www.ttspy.com/live-phone-cameras-streaming-for-parental-control.html
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