The iPhone 12 Launch This Month Might Be Much Bigger Than You Think

A lot of Apple fanboys tuned in to the much-awaited September event last week, in hopes that the Cupertino-based tech giant would finally unveil the all-new iPhone 12. Unfortunately, the iPhone followers would need to wait a little more as Apple only unboxed the new iPad Air instead, although frankly, this is somewhat rare as Apple’s September events are focused on the latest iPhone models.

That being said, there is a speculation that Apple might be saving the best for last for the remaining media events this 2020. The rumors for the past couple of weeks suggested that the iPhone 11 successor would only feature some minor upgrades, perhaps except to 5G connectivity, and the upcoming iPhone iteration would look pretty much the same.

However, the latest word from the rumor mill now hints on a surprising iPhone redesign, the first since Apple introded the iconic notch display via iPhone X.

What Will The iPhone 12 Look Like

No one is certain what will be the next look of the iPhone. Since the iPhone X made an appearance in 2017, it caused a seemingly domino effect that prompted other phone makers all over the world to adapt this notch display. As per the latest reports, 2020 could the time for Apple to introduce another groundbreaking handset design, something that even its closest competitors like Samsung and Sony could be looking into in the coming months.

Aside from the anticipated redesign for the new iPhone, it is expected that the new variants of the iPhone 12 will use OLED panels instead of the usual LCD screens, which is another first for the company. In this case, it is getting more likely that the iPhone 12 will be a bit more expensive compared to its predecessor, knowing that these special OLED displays are costly.

If the new iPad Air would be an indicator of what to expect from the iPhone 12, we can also expect Apple’s latest powerful processor chip, the A14 Bionic chipset, to be powering the upcoming iPhone unit. All three variants of the iPhone 12 are expected to be powered by this latest chip, although the top-end variant, the iPhone 12 Pro, will receive an extra microprocessing boost. This, as well as the rumored extended screen size of the iPhone 12 Pro, is said to make the device a worthy challenger in today’s most powerful gaming handsets. As for now, the performance of this device has yet to be seen, but expect that Info4Runners Review will give you the best insights once the iPhone 12 launch arrives.

New iPhone 12 With 5G Connectivity And OLED Display To Be Launched

A lot of mysteries surround Apple’s next iteration of its flagship smartphone. There are many rumors and speculations about the new appearance and features of the 2020 iPhone version, and even the actual name or moniker of the upcoming device is still up in the air. However, all rumors suggest that the next iPhone will be called the iPhone 12, plain and simple, directly following the footsteps of 2019’s iPhone 11.

The question is, how will the iPhone 12 be any different from the iPhone 11 and all other iPhone versions in the past few years? It appears that Apple has already made the iPhone design sophisticated enough that there will be no need for major upgrades or revisions. However, it is expected that the iPhone 12 will be the first from Apple handsets to boast 5G connectivity, among others.

Faster Network Connection Guaranteed With Upcoming iPhone 12

As for now, the only thing confirmed is Apple holding a special event in September 15th, which is most likely to unveil the all-new iPhone. With regards to the iPhone 12’s features, nothing is set in stone just yet. However, almost all reports from the past few months lead to Apple releasing its very first 5G-compatible iPhones. Every year, Apple introduces at least three variants of its latest iPhone. This year, it is expected that all iPhone 12 variants will have 5G connectivity.

Another interesting feature of the upcoming iPhone 12 is its all-OLED display. For the longest time, Apple has refused to incorporate OLED panel to its devices, but this year will be the exception. From the usual LCD panels, the iPhone 12 models this year will feature OLED screens that are similar with Samsung’s OLED technology.

The iPhone 12 is also rumored to sport an all-new A12 processing chip that will make new advanced tasks possible, most especially augmented reality (AR) functionalities. This will also make more advanced face and object recognition features possible.

Given all these info, we can only expect that the upcoming iPhone 12 devices will be much more expensive than the previous iPhone model. For one, the upgrade to OLED displays will cause additional cost for sure. However, it is not expected that the 5G support will contribute to the iPhone 12’s expensive tag price. Just like before, the brand new iPhone might be much more expensive than a kidney stone remedy from the hospital.