Officially launched by Apple in the second half of October, the iPhone 12 disappointed most users by announcing a radical change in the model: the absence of the charger. In addition, the model brought few changes, both in the design and in the hardware of the device, which even receiving upgrades did not surprise enthusiasts and technology experts.
Despite the device having hit the market less than a month ago, a series of rumors about the next flagship smartphone from Apple in 2021, the 'iPhone 13', are already circulating on the Internet. As with other company releases, it is likely that the cell phone will have its official launch event between the months of September and October of next year.
Sem Touch ID?
In a Tweet published yesterday, Sunday (01), on the profile of an Apple products and affairs analyst, there is information that the next model will not have the biometric reader under the screen. Read in full:
First prototype of the 13 is basically a 12 with extra steps
I'll have more for you soon.
Here's a teaser: No underscreen Touch ID as of now
Translated caption: "The first prototype of 13 is basically version 12 with a few extras. I'll have more info for you soon. Here's a teaser: no Touch ID under the screen at this point."
Apple's goal of improving Touch ID is evident, but it may not happen in the next release. For now there is nothing confirmed, that is, it is just speculation.
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Other information suggests that the notch ("notch") that has been present since the iPhone X will be reduced in size, thereby adding a 120 Hz refresh rate to the device's display. This type of technology is already being implemented by other manufacturers, such as Asus, which introduced a rate of 144 Hz in the Rog Phone 3.
No charger, headphones or jacks
It may seem strange or even fake news, but this is the future. Also according to rumors, it is possible that on the iPhone 13 Apple removes the lightning input, a connection that serves both for cell phone charging and headphone jack.
The measure aims to direct users to use alternative means, such as wireless headphones or induction charging, for example. In recent years both have become popular, mainly because of their practicality and the need for cables.
Source: Gizchina.
