The iPhone 12 is rumored to arrive sometime in Sept. 2020 should the Cupertino tech giant follow its usual release pattern. While a lot of leaks and rumors have recently surfaced online, the latest, is by far, one that offers more details about the upcoming flagship smartphone from Apple. A new video reveals that the iPhone 12 would have a massive display upgrade, significant camera, and Face ID, to name a few.
The latest details about the iPhone 12 come from a fresh video from EverythingApplePro, which features industry insider Max Weinbach. Based on the report, the Cupertino tech giant Apple reportedly tested a 64 MP camera, but due to its poor auto-focus performance, later dropped it. Instead, the upcoming iPhone 12 will feature a 12 MP sensor with up to 2 to 3 times improved auto-focus than the current generation iPhone 11.
Additionally, the video details that this improvement is due to the new LiDAR sensor that would be crucial in enhancing the handset's ability to taking low-light photography. Apart from this, Apple would reportedly improve the EIS for the upcoming handset's slow-motion video recording, low-light, night mode, and astrophotography. The video also reveals that the iPhone 12 would feature improved digital zoom for up to 30x as a result of Apple's A14 Bionic chip.
EverythingApplePro also notes that the most significant iPhone 12 model could feature a much larger battery. The iPhone 11 Pro Max features a 3,969 mAh battery pack, but the iPhone 12 Pro Max could feature 4,400 mAh. But, when it comes to Face ID sensor, the video reports that the iPhone 12 might feature a reduced size.
Earlier, there were rumors that the upcoming handset from Apple could have a wider-angle lens that could be used to, unlike multiple faces' positions. It might also come with the latest set of algorithms to accurately monitor special facial features. It looks like the most significant improvement that users would experience with the iPhone 12 is with its new display.
According to the report, the iPhone 12 Pro would feature the new 120 Hz ProMotion Display. If this is accurate, it means that Apple's upcoming flagship model could be on par with other smartphone brands in terms of refresh rate. But, considering that it is from Apple, many enthusiasts are expecting that it would offer a 120 Hz refresh rate without compromising the resolution of the display.
At this point, these details about the iPhone 12 are not yet official. It is safe to take this information with a grain of salt.
