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Apple iPhone 13

Today we have some bad news  about the apple iPhone 13  and I’ll be sharing the details right after this. So today we’ve got plenty of  information to share about the apple iPhone 13  and some unfortunate news about features that we  may not be seeing before we get started though  please like the video if you’re a fan of apple let  me know down in the comments what device you’re  actually watching todays video on so the first  story of the day is that apple are finally gonna  be getting rid of the notch and they’re going to  favor a punch whole selfie camera instead now  this will actually be for the 2022 iPhones and not  the iPhone 13 but it’s still an unexpected move  the news also comes from ming chi kuo who is as  reliable as it gets when it comes to iPhone leaks  so there’s a good chance that this is true  in his latest research note he states that  at least the high-end 2022 iPhones will adopt  a punch-out selfie camera and if the production  yields are good enough then all models will  use the design it’s going to be interesting  to see how face id is then implemented into the  punch hole design if there’s only one camera it  means that they’re going to either have to settle  for a less secure face id remove it altogether  or maybe they’ve designed a way to have the face  id sensors embedded in the display but of course  there’s no point speculating for now.

Apple iPhone 13

So I’ll  update you guys as soon as we hear something new  we also have news that the next apple event is  going to be on the 23rd of march this is thanks  to kang and Jon prosser and while many hoped that  we could see an iPhone SE at this event that’s  definitely not going to be happening the event  will however be launching the ipads the air pods  and the much anticipated air tags so more on that  as it happens next up we’ve got a lot of news for  the apple iPhone 13 while were normally talking  about new specs and features that are happening  today its more about what’s not firstly many  had hoped for a periscope lens in at least the  premium models of the iPhone 13 but unfortunately  in Ming Chi Kuo latest research notes he states  that it isn’t likely to happen until 2023 but  when it comes to the cameras he does advise of  an improved face id transmitter that could result  in a much smaller notch and he further backs up  the news of censorship stabilization cameras  coming to the entire lineup of the iPhone 13.  

Next up we had news that at least the premium  iPhone 13 models would be completely portless  and maybe some could be switching to sub-c now  this is an interesting one is it was actually  ming chi kuo that predicted this in the first  place but it was a very early prediction in  his latest research note though he states that  apple will continue to use the lightning port  and this will be for the foreseeable future now  apparently its waterproofing specification is  higher than sub c but realistically its more down  to the profitability with people needing dongles  as well as separate peripherals to use all their  accessories it means apple makes a lot more money  apple gets a licensing fee from its lightning  connector and given the amount of apple users  we must be talking some pretty big numbers  overall next up we also have news that we may not  be seeing touch id for the iPhone 13. 

Apple iPhone 13

We’ve all  been hoping for this as its beneficial to have  touch id on top of face id and given recent times  with mass causing issues then now it seems like  the best time to bring it back unfortunately in  ming chi kuos latest research note he states we  believe that the iPhone will significantly improve  the user experience if it adopts the power button  with a touch id sensor however currently there  is no visibility on the timing of adopting the  new specification so it’s not a definite no but  it does seem very unlikely although as we learnt  from last year there’s still a lot that can change  until the iPhone 13 is finalized and it also makes  no mention of the fingerprint sensor embedded into  the display so of course there’s always hope for  that so it’s a bit of a shame that today a lot  of focus has been on what may not be coming to  the iPhone 13 but let’s not forget that there’s  still plenty of great new specs and features  to remind you were now going to run through the  specs design and the expected pricing of the whole  of the iPhone 13 series for my regular viewers.  

Apple iPhone 13

You guys have already seen this well get right into it  so to start with we’ve got the entry-level model  the apple iPhone 13 mini it’s expected to be a  5.4 inch iPhone with an oiled super retina display  it’s expected to have a resolution of 2340 by 1080  and this is often getting to give us 465 pixels per inch it’s impossible for top refresh rates on the lower models to expect a 60 hertz display  but we should be seeing this shorter notch  with apple continuing to prove that huge amounts  of ram are just not required it should be equipped  with four gigs of ram and a choice of 64 128 or  256 storage were expecting another aluminum  frame to reduce the cost although again the body  should be looking similar to that of the pros  and the iPhone 13 mini is going to come with dual  cameras on the rear consisting of a 12 megapixel  wide angle and a 12 megapixel ultra wide and it  will of course ship with ios 15. for those that  want the four gigs of ram with 64 gigs of storage  its likely gonna launch at a price of around 700  for 128 gig it should be around 750 dollars and  for the 256 gig it should be around 850 dollars  next up.

We’ve got the iPhone 13 the iPhone  13 is going to have a 6.1 inch oiled display  with a resolution of 2532 by 1170 and this gives  us 460 pixels per inch again we only expect this model to be having a 60hz display and no ltpo technology but again it's going to have a smaller notch we expect four gigs of ram alongside a choice of 64 128 or 256 storage and therefore the phone should  have an aluminum frame were expecting a 12  megapixel wide angle and a 12 megapixel ultra wide  giving us another dual camera setup and the  phone is going to ship with ios 15. for the  64 gig model were expecting around 800 if  you want 128 gigs it should be around 850  for the 256 gig version it should be around 950  next up we’ve got the iPhone 13 pro and here’s  where things are going to change a little bit  although we are expecting a similar looking device  the iPhone 13 pro is expected to come with a 6.1  inch oiled display with a resolution of 1170x2532  and this gives us 460 pixels per inch not only  is it going to be brighter but it’s also going  to be using ltpo technology and provide us  with a 120hz variable refresh rate at a full  resolution were not expecting any increase of  ram as the a15 is going to be more than capable  so expect six gigs of ram with a choice of 128  256 512 and maybe even a huge one terabytes of  storage because this is the more premium model we  also expect another still frame and on the iPhone  13 pro we should be getting a quad camera setup  this is going to be a 12 megapixel wide angle  a 12 megapixel ultra wide a 12 megapixel telephoto  and a lidar sensor the phone will of course ship  with ios 15 when it comes to pricing we do expect  some small price increases with this new display  technology so were estimating that 128 gigs may  be around 1050 for 256 it could be around 1150  for 512 it could be 1 350 and if the one terabyte  happens then we could expect a whopping 1  50 now finally.

Apple iPhone 13

We’ve got the most premium model  the iPhone 13 pro max the iPhone 13 pro max is  expected to come with a 6.7 inch oiled display  with a resolution of 1128 by 2778 giving us 458  pixels per inch again it’s going to be brighter  it’s also going to be using the ltpo technology  and provide us with that 120 hertz variable  refresh rate display we can expect six gigs  of ram with a choice of 128 256 512 and again if  the leaks are true then one terabyte of storage  again were expecting another still frame on the  iPhone 13 pro max and another quad camera setup  again this will be a 12 megapixel wide angle 12  megapixel ultra wide a 12 megapixel telephoto and  the lidar sensor now the phone is of course gonna  ship with ios 15 when it comes to pricing again  we expect this increase so were estimating for  128 gig its 1 150 for 256 gig it could be 1250  for 512 it could be 1450 and if this one terabyte  storage happens then we could see around 1 650  which is an incredibly huge price tag so of  course with so many leaks floating around things  won’t be clear until we get closer to launch  and prototypes are made and hopefully leaked  as always though if anything surfaces I’m going  to be sharing it with you guys straight away  but I’d like to know your thoughts in the comments  who out there is excited for the apple iPhone 13  and what do you think about having no touch id  but thanks for watching the video if you liked  it smash a thumbs up if you didn’t hit the thumbs  down twice and I’ll see you guys in the next one you.


 

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