According to the latest rumors, the new iPhone 12 will be equipped with an “updated” front TrueDepth system , ensuring greater reliability and speed in face detection. According to Barclays analysts Blayne Curtis, Thomas O’Malley and Baylie Harri, the new system will be provided by Lumentum . In a research note provided to MacRumors , the experts added that the new smartphones will have a sensor for 3D object detection ( ToF ) at the rear, although this feature should only be present on the Pro variants of the iPhone 12. Furthermore, the devices they should have 6GB of RAM, compared to the 4GB of the current models (iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max).

However, the biggest change could only come in 2021, the year in which we will finally be able to see Apple smartphones without the presence of the Lightning connector , a forecast shared by analyst Ming-Chi Kuo last month. This may also involve removing the wired EarPods from the box. According to Kuo, Apple plans to release as many as five new iPhone models in 2020 , including a low-end “iPhone SE 2” or “iPhone 9” (available by the end of March) and four 5G-enabled high-end models. in autumn.