iPhone 12 images have leaked

[LTT makes people Educate]

New upcoming iPhone 12 series have leaked.. iPhone 12 will be smaller this time.. It'll be closer to the new iPhone SE probably.. The Pro versions will be getting new colours.. Likely the new Navy Blue is going to replace old Midnight Green.. The glass on the back will still have a matte finish. This time all models may have Oled screen and Pro versions to get 120 hz refresh rate along with promotion (a better touch sensitive display). 

 

As Apple engineers weren't happy with 64 MP sensor, they will be using 12 MP sensors. Pro versions will have LiDAR sensor as well and telephoto zoom may increase to 3X.. 

This time the iPhone 12 will have a Max version probably.. And base price of iPhone 12 is to be expected from 650$..

 

Informations are from the latest leaks of respected sources..

[bcredeur97]

looks exactly like what I expected.

I'm getting my money's worth out of my iPhone X though. going to have this thing for a while longer, maybe I'll change the battery this year.

I've had way more luck with the reliability of this thing over my 6S I had for 2 years.

[Axeonelite]

Wow. Looks like an iPhone! XD I got an 8plus a few months after it came out. still using it but man I am so ready to go back to android. 

[LTT makes people Educate]

4 minutes ago, bcredeur97 said:

looks exactly like what I expected.

I'm getting my money's worth out of my iPhone X though. going to have this thing for a while longer, maybe I'll change the battery this year.

I've had way more luck with the reliability of this thing over my 6S I had for 2 years.

For their long term software update support those are long runners truly.

[WkdPaul]

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2 minutes ago, wkdpaul said:

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I'm not sure how to do it but as I remember I posted it in the tech news sub forum

[WkdPaul]

1 minute ago, LTT makes people Educate said:

I'm not sure how to do it

Please, read the posting guidelines for the Tech News I linked and follow the instructions.

 

 

1 minute ago, LTT makes people Educate said:

but as I remember I posted it in the tech news sub forum

You did, but there are guidelines to post in that section, if you don't follow the guidelines, your threads will be moved out until the thread is edited so that it follows the rules.

[LTT makes people Educate]

2 minutes ago, wkdpaul said:

Please, read the posting guidelines for the Tech News I linked and follow the instructions.

 

 

You did, but there are guidelines to post in that section, if you don't follow the guidelines, your threads will be moved out until the thread is edited so that it follows the rules.

I didn't find any delete option. You can remove the status.

[TetraSky]

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 the four models will be called iPhone 12 (5.4”), iPhone 12 Max (or perhaps 12 Plus, 6.1”), iPhone 12 Pro (6.1”) and iPhone 12 Pro Max (6.7”).

 

Damn, massive phones are massive... 6.7" ? Seriously? That's almost as large as my 7" tablet, wtf. Who wants that.

I'd argue even the 5.4" one is borderline(bigger than new SE... And a hell of a lot bigger than the original 4" SE). My current phone is 5.2" and I can't use it comfortably with one hand.

[Guest]

Was looking for images taken with the iphone 12 and was decieved it was pictures of the phone. Wow.... It looks like another over price apple product. 

Nifty

[RoseLuck462]

Very sleek!

[3 Lions]

Looks very cheap and tacky, certainly doesn't look very 'pro' or 'max'. 

 

The Sony Xperia 1 II looks far better in my opinion...

[7412]

Still rocking that disgusting 2016 notch?

[Arika]

Apple has designed 2 phones in the last 13 years

 

IPhone 1-8 & se

IPhone X-current

 

So brave

[Roswell]

7 hours ago, TetraSky said:

 

Damn, massive phones are massive... 6.7" ? Seriously? That's almost as large as my 7" tablet, wtf. Who wants that.

I'd argue even the 5.4" one is borderline(bigger than new SE... And a hell of a lot bigger than the original 4" SE). My current phone is 5.2" and I can't use it comfortably with one hand.

It's way smaller than your tablet. Having an aspect ratio thinner than 16:9 really messes with screen measurements and people's frame of reference, especially factoring in how tiny bezels are now.

 

My 6.5 inch A51 is the same width and only 10ish% taller than the old 4.8 inch S3. Meanwhile, something like the new Kindle Fire 7 is 65ish% wider and over an inch taller.

[SeriousDad69]

Notch

[FunkmastaFlex]

10 hours ago, LinusTechTipsFanFromDarlo said:

Honestly this looks great, I dont get the notch/hole thing. I think a neat bezel looks WAY better than anything else.

[ki8aras]

i got a refurbished 11 pro max a 3 months ago and im planning to use it until its no longer supported

[ki8aras]

6 minutes ago, FunkmastaFlex said:

Honestly this looks great, I dont get the notch/hole thing. I think a neat bezel looks WAY better than anything else.

yeah well then why was the pixel 4 such a failure

[BuckGup]

Honestly still see no reason to upgrade from my X. I'm not wanting anything more from my phone and a smaller bezel isn't worth the money investment. Not once have I complained about load times or how slow it is. 

[Lord Vile]

13 hours ago, 7412 said:

Still rocking that disgusting 2016 notch?

You get faceID out of it so it’s more than worth it. Plus you don’t notice It when you’re actually using the thing your mind kinda blanks it out 

[7412]

18 minutes ago, Lord Vile said:

You get faceID out of it so it’s more than worth it. Plus you don’t notice It when you’re actually using the thing your mind kinda blanks it out 

You do notice when you're coming from a OnePlus 7 Pro or a Mi 9T Pro. That notch should be illegal in 2020.

They should ditch face ID and just use a fingerprint sensor like everyone else. What's the point of being Apple if your product design isn't on point?

[Lord Vile]

8 minutes ago, 7412 said:

You do notice when you're coming from a OnePlus 7 Pro or a Mi 9T Pro. That notch should be illegal in 2020.

They should ditch face ID and just use a fingerprint sensor like everyone else. What's the point of being Apple if your product design isn't on point?

After you’ve used it for a day you won’t. 
 

You mean use a less secure verification medium? You know you can fool fingerprint sensors fairly easily. FaceID hasn’t been fooled in a realistic way in 3 years. It had been fooled but by the use of face moulded masks and 3D scanners. Only “real” way It’s been fooled is if you have it set up is with glasses and having the unresponsive actual person which as you can probably figure out would work with any biometric measure and is probably the least of your concerns when someone’s knocked you out. 

[7412]

I use my phone every day, and I benefit from the amazing notchless screen every day.

 

I never got punched in the face. My phone was never stolen. Nobody has yet needed to cheat and get access to my phone. It'll happen to a handful of folks, sure, but how many, realistically?

More specifically, I ask you: what percentage of the global population will be in a real-life situation where they really would have benefited from having Apple's face ID instead of a fingerprint scanner?

 

Just ditch face ID and get a proper design. 

[Blademaster91]

58 minutes ago, 7412 said:

You do notice when you're coming from a OnePlus 7 Pro or a Mi 9T Pro. That notch should be illegal in 2020.

They should ditch face ID and just use a fingerprint sensor like everyone else. What's the point of being Apple if your product design isn't on point?

Or at the least add a fingerprint sensor under the screen so there is a choice to use it.

And with the human malware that requires everyone to wear a mask when going out, no in my opinion faceID is a lot less convenient than a fingerprint sensor.