Aside from an always-on display with limited customizability, the iPhone 13 should debut new photography features like Portrait mode improvements and an all-new astrophotography mode.
The next iPhone is rumored to feature an always-on display with Apple's ProMotion technology, but a prominent smartphone leaker is cautioning against expecting rich customizability.
The next iPhone should allow you to take much better wide-angle photographs in low-visibility situations, as well as closer wide-angle shots without losing focus.
Later this year, Apple is probably going to announce a new iPhone lineup. Long before that happens, though, the rumor mill wants to paint us a picture. Like, for instance, what improvements Apple might make to the camera systems.
The Wall Street Journal today corroborated earlier reports claiming Apple will be outfitting this year's upcoming iPhone 13 family with an in-screen Touch ID fingerprint reader, joining Face ID.
One of the top Apple prognosticators is suggesting that the two Pro models of this year's upcoming iPhone 13 lineup might double maximum storage from 512 gigabytes to a whopping one terabyte. The only other iOS device that offers a 1TB model is the 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
Have you had enough of the notch at a time when Android handsets with hole-punch displays proliferate? If so, this year's iPhone could finally bring us what we really want: a smaller notch.
The iPhone 12 lineup made some big changes for Apple's smartphones. But, as usual, Apple had to pick and choose where some features ended up. Which meant some phones didn't get all the features the company may have wanted. The iPhone 13 lineup may change that.
Right now, the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max all feature both sub-6GHz and mmWave 5G connectivity options. However, outside the United States that's not the case, with the iPhone 12 lineup only supporting the slower sub-6GHz option. But that may change with this year's offering.
The iPhone 12 lineup hasn't been out all that long (at least not completely), but analysts are already looking ahead to the iPhone 13. And according to a few at Barclays, Apple may make a significant upgrade to Wi-Fi in its upcoming iPhones.
Now that the iPhone 12 lineup is out there in the wild, and none of them feature a 120Hz refresh rate, it's time to focus on what's coming next. And sure enough, the rumor mill is already at it for the iPhone 13.
The next iPhone is not expected to be delayed like this year because the worse supply chain disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic are behind us.