The launch date for Apple's next iPhone has been confirmed by a new report. The iPhone 13 could arrive next month, i.e. September. Apple claims that the iPhone 13 will account for between 35 and 45 percent of the total iPhone production during the third quarter. Not only will the iPhone 13 be on display at the September launch event, but many other devices from Apple will also be on display. Apple could also unveil its Watch Series 7, AirPods 3, and iPad mini 6.
According to MacRumors, the iPhone 13 series will be unveiled in September's third week. According to MacRumors, the iPhone 13 Pro models will come with a 1TB storage option. The next-generation iPhones will feature a 120Hz refresh rate and are expected to catch up to their Android counterparts. There are conflicting reports suggesting that the iPhone 13 Pro Max and iPhone 13 Pro Max may only have a high refresh rate. Apple may be using LTPO displays for its upcoming phones.
The iPhone 13 could also feature a new front-end design. Although the iPhone 13's overall design is expected to be unchanged, there could be a smaller notch. However, TouchID is unlikely to return. The 2021 iPhones may have a better camera system, which will support video portrait mode to blur the background in videos. Apple expects to produce between 130-150 million iPhone units during the second half. A laser imaging, detection, and range (LiDAR), the sensor may be included in the iPhone 13 lineup. The LiDAR sensor can only be used on iPhone 12 Pro models at the moment.
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman also shared summary coverage on Apple's next-generation hardware. According to the report, the iPhone 13 will not be the only hardware announced at the launch event. The company may also unveil the Apple Watch Series 7, iPad mini 6, or AirPods 3. These devices have been popular for a while.