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As per the rumours, the next iPhone model i.e. iPhone XI will be launched in September 2019. Still there are few months in the launch and a news has emerged that the upcoming smartphone will flaunt triple camera setup at the back same like the premium flagships- Galaxy S10 and the Huawei P30 Pro.
As per the latest leak, the iPhone XI has been leaked online which assures the news of the smartphone carrying the triple rear camera setup. Triple camera setup is the latest trend of the smartphone and Apple do not want to lack behind the other smartphone due to which the upcoming smartphone will also come with a telephoto lens, a standard RGB sensor, and a super wide angle lens.
The leak also indicates that the upcoming smartphone which is dubbed as iPhone XI will come with wireless charging capability along with the reverse wireless charging support which is used to charge accessories like Apple Watch and the all-new AirPods.
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The design of the iPhone XI will be same as the current gen flagship smartphones with minor tweaks in all the aspects which will make the upcoming smartphone look different from the predecessor. Same like the other iPhones which made their debut after the iPhone 5, the forthcoming smartphone might also come with a lightning port.
It is speculated that, along with the iPhone XI, the company will also launch the Apple iPhone XR successor which is assumed to come with a dual camera setup at the back. The iPhone successor will be seen competing with the Samsung Galaxy S10e.
Same like camera setup of the Samsung S10e, the iPhone XR successor might also get the e-angle lens and the triple camera setup has been stored for the more premium smartphones like- the iPhone XI and the iPhone XI Max.
These smartphones will get the power from the next gen Apple A13 Bionic chipset along with the enhanced CPU, GPU, and APU performance. Some rumors also said that the Apple will not launch any 5G smartphone in this year and might launch it by the end of the next year i.e. 2020.
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