According to Max Weinbach and EverythingApplePro, some of the major upgrades in upcoming iPhones could include a 120Hz refresh rate displays and larger, 4.4000mAh batteries in the top-of-the-line model.
Apple already uses 120Hz displays on its iPad Pro, a feature the company calls ProMotion that can dynamically adjust the refresh rate depending on the content on the screen.
The new iPhones will come with a similar feature, bringing dynamic refresh rates of 90Hz and 120Hz like those present in many smartphones that have been using Android for some time.
Other planned features include improved FaceID unlocking technology, 3x optical zoom for camera, 5G support, and a LiDAR scanner like the one introduced in the iPad Pro. The latter will help with depth mapping for portrait mode.
To ensure that all these new features work fully, smartphones will come with larger batteries, for the iPhone 12 Pro Max a battery above 4.400 mAh is expected, a considerable upgrade over the 3.969 mAh battery in the 11 Pro Max.
When we just look at the numbers, we think that Android smartphones are always ahead. But we must consider that the "marriage" between Apple's software and hardware remains unbeatable, delivering fluidity and battery life equal and even better than Android smartphones with more RAM and battery.
Well, at least if you're not using battery-intensive features like 5G and ProMotion. Weinbach has a good history of leaks, so it could be that such information will stop being rumors in the coming months.
In addition to the expected specs, previous rumors suggest that the new iPhones should arrive with a different design, matching the flatter aesthetics of the iPad Pro, another important piece of information is that Apple will finally reduce the size of the notch on the smartphone's screen which is currently huge. .
