Amaya Toman The week went by like water, and even this time we were not deprived of various speculations, estimates and predictions. This week, there was talk mainly about the upcoming iPhones - and how about iPhone 12, as well as a possible larger variant of the recently introduced one iPhone SE second generation with addition Plus.
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iPhone SE Plus
The idea of a "plus" version of the recently released second-generation iPhone SE may seem bizarre to some, but numerous reports indicate that we would really like it they could wait. Rumors of this type are also confirmed by the analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, according to which the release of the larger iPhone SE will be delayed until the second half of next year, while the first half of 2021 was initially discussed in connection with this model. The iPhone SE Plus should be equipped with 5,5" or 6,1" display and functions Touch ID.
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iPhone 12 release delayed
Practically since the beginning of this year, there has been talk of the possible in connection with the COVID-19 pandemic postponing the release of new iPhones. The company also confirmed this theory Goldman Sachs, according to which, in addition to postponing the release of new iPhones for the third quarter, we can also expect 36% decline in Apple smartphone sales. Experts from Goldman Sachs also predict a decrease in the average selling price of smartphones.
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The charging ports of the new iPhones
In connection with this year's iPhones, there was talk in the past, among other things, that Apple could get rid of the Lightning connector for charging. According to some, however, the company did not take this step she is not ready yet. This is claimed by a leaker, for example Jon Proser, who said on his Twitter this week that the iPhone 12 they won't "no way" equipped USB-C port for charging. Prosser did not refer to any specific sources, but his information may come from supply chains or someone directly from Apple.
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David Trlica Sources: MacRumors [1, 2, 3], iPhoneHacks, TechRadar
