Rumoured Apple iPhone XI features

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APPLE'S GENERATION NEXT iPhones rumours have started promising a plethora of new features and updates. Expected release of the next iPhone batch will be around September 2019.

 There have been so many different rumours from different sources claiming that the upcoming iPhone's features.

 3 Rear Camera with the 12MP selfie cam

 Apple analyst (mostly accurate) Ming-Chi Kuo has published a new research note for investors about the iPhone cameras.

 So, the OLED-sporting two iPhones will get a third, super-wide 12-megapixel camera with Sony sensor, and the iPhone XR sequel will move to the two-camera setup you find on the high-end iPhones today (with a telephoto lens).



The front cameras on iPhones with TrueDepth module's main colour RGB camera is getting an upgrade from resulting 7 megapixels with 4mp lens elements to 12 megapixels with 5mp lens elements.

 According to Kuo, who says the company will use a special dark coating to conceal the third lens on the back of its new phones.


Two-way wireless charging and a bigger battery

Kuo further released a new supply chain report with some new predictions about the 2019 iPhone batteries and charging ability. 
2019 iPhone expected to support two-way wireless charging—in other words, you can use the iPhone to charge other devices. For example, if you have AirPods with a wireless charging case, you can place the encased earbuds on the new iPhone, and the iPhone will charge the AirPods.
Battery gain of iPhone successors will be expected to 25%, 15% and 5% respectively for iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs max and iPhone Xr sequel
The Japanese website MacOtakara reports suggest that the power adapter will remain unchanged for the 2019 iPhone. It will have the familiar 5W adapter with a USB-A connector. MacOtakara also reports that the new phone will include a USB-A to Lightning cable, indicating that Apple will not switch the iPhone from a Lightning connector to a USB-C connector, as has been rumoured previously.

No 5G for 2019 iPhones 

Due to a years-long legal battle with Qualcomm, which makes the 5G modems appearing in most 5G-ready phones debuting this year, Apple will not release 5G phone any soon before 2020.

Minimal notch design

AMS, a sensor manufacturer, announced the new optical sensor that can “accurately measure the intensity of ambient light from behind an OLED screen.” So apple possibly would want to use AMS’s new TCS3701 Color and Proximity Sensor in the next iPhone. This could result in a much smaller notch, or perhaps no notch at all.


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