An image of an alleged iPhone 13 movie began circulating last Saturday (17) on the pages of Chinese media and providing some “confirmations” regarding the potential screen design of Apple’s upcoming flagship model.
It is still a few months before Cupertino introduces its new line of mobile phones, which will arrive to replace current models – iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max – but information about possible mobile phone specifications continue to circulate on the web .
We have already seen, for example, that although some sources indicate that the smaller version of the series has not satisfied much with sales in this generation, some indications are already that the new series It will still contain a copy of this type, But that may be the last.
Now, other rumors are starting to spread to give more details about the iPhone 13. Last week, we already saw some renders revealing. What will the device look like It shows how the notch will look on the phone. Now an image of a supposed iPhone 13 screen “confirms” the reduced score and closely compares it to the iPhone 12.
The images published in Chinese media are showing a film developed by a local company to protect the device. In them, you can see the difference between the iPhone 12 cutout and the next model.
As has been discussed for months, Apple could adopt this solution by redesigning the operation of the FaceID sensor and repositioning the cell phone speaker, which will now be moved to the top of the front camera and sensors, while it was on the line of the iPhone 12. In line with the side.
In addition to reducing the size of the aperture that houses the front sensors, the models are also expected to come with a 120Hz display, an under-screen fingerprint reader, improvements to the cameras and a new A15 Bionic chipset.
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