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Rumor: iPhone 13 is a bit thicker, features a smaller notch and the same camera

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While MacOtakara I mentioned some new yesterday Details about upcoming iPads for 2021Today, the Japanese blogger shared exclusive information about iPhone 13. Based on today’s report, Apple will retain the same design as the current generation with a thicker chassis. Besides, both Pro models are expected to feature the same camera unit.

According to Chinese suppliers, all four iPhone 13 models (so we expect Apple to retain all current sizes) will have a design almost identical to the iPhone 12 models with flat edges. The height and width of the devices will remain unchanged, but their thickness will increase by 0.26 mm.

As for the rear cameras, we might see some interesting changes in terms of design. The camera bump will remain, but Apple may add sapphire glass covering all three lenses to make it look like a single camera instead of having three extended lenses.

MacOtakara Also note that the camera module on the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max will be the same size, indicating that the smaller Pro model will have exactly the same camera lenses as the 13 Pro Max – which includes an ultra-wide lens with stabilized sensor shifting. Last year, Apple only included better stabilization and 2.5x optical zoom on the iPhone 12 Pro Max.

The company has also changed the position of the top receiver to reduce the size of the TrueDepth camera, which may allow for a smaller notch on the iPhone 13 models. Previous rumors also claim that the entire iPhone 13 line will have a LiDAR scanner, not just the Pro models.

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According to trusted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, all iPhone 13 models should be too It was produced and launched on a regular scheduleWhich means we can expect it to be available in September without delay.

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