Be ready for the next installment, people. Only a few short weeks after the launch of the new Watch and also iPads, the company is back for another launch this time with the iPhones turn. And it’s in the coming days.
iPhone 12 Launch Where & When
Now it appears that those snippets of information are real. Apple's 2020 iPhones are set to be revealed to the market on 13 October in the U.S. For us Australians, that means October 14.
And the tagline for the event is ‘Hi Speed’. And while this most likely could be due to many different specs, we’re sure this is referring to the new iPhone 12 being 5G equipped.
Apple has announced the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max. The phones launch on November 13, with pre-orders starting on November 6. https://t.co/YjhT7fLvQb pic.twitter.com/5FJCGeWasi
— IGN (@IGN) October 13, 2020
This live stream comes at Apple Park and will be on October 13, at 10:00am PDT.
Aswe're not aware of the date for release right now, especially because curcumstances have been crazy in 2020. But we are hopeful that these devices begin pre orders through the same week as the announcement.
What We Are Aware Of Now
Looking at the new iPhone, we have already seen many secrets revealed rumours and leaks.
The 2020 iPhone range has three devices, the 5.4-inch iPhone 12, 6.1-inch Pro model and also the huge 6.7-inch Pro Max version.
With the entry-level iPhone is believed to this page have 64GB, 128GB and 256GB memory capacity. And the Pro and Pro Max there reportedly will be looking at 128GB, 256GB or 512GB.
We suspect that all should be equipped with the latest A14 Bionic CPU.
Finally, as Apple's tag suggests, one biggest reveal may be 5G capability. It’s not known whether all three variants will indeed come with next-gen connectivity functionality that certainly would be fantastic, as long as cost fails to jump.