A few new iPhones have been mentioned in a Eurasian database - what can we expect?

The Eurasian Economic Commission, which deals with the economic issues of the so-called Eurasian region, also manages, among other things, a database of electronic products that are sold on this market (this is something similar to the FCC in the USA). And it is this database that has in the past become a relatively high-quality source of information regarding upcoming products from Apple. In recent days, news has surfaced in this database that suggests several new iPhones…

We usually leave such speculations unanswered, from breaking down leaks and "one lady told" type of information, there are others. However, we have to make an exception in this case. In the past, the EEC database revealed information about upcoming news for several very important products. For example, iPhone 7, wireless AirPods, new MacBooks or the latest iPad had their profile in the database shortly before their introduction. That's why there was quite a wave of anticipation when mentions of new iPhones appeared in the database on Tuesday.

Products usually appear here about a month before they go on sale. If everything goes as it has several times in the past, we should expect news sometime at the turn of May or June. And what is it all about?

These are eleven different iPhone models or in this case, eleven "iOS 11 smartphones". Almost immediately there was talk of what it might be. Logically, it will not be eleven new phones, rather it will be eleven different configurations, either memory or visual.

It certainly won't be the new flagships, as Apple will introduce them in the fall. It could be some new color variant of the iPhone X - for example, the gold one that has been rumored for months. The other ten remaining configurations could then indicate the new iPhone SE, for which a huge number of users are waiting. However, it is difficult to predict whether they will see it. The original model was introduced by Apple in March 2016, so a hardware update would definitely come in handy. If a new presentation really happens (which we really believe), in the following days, or weeks, more information should leak to the surface.

Source: 9to5mac