Traditionally, Apple presents and launches its new iPhones in September. But 2020 was an exception. Due to the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the iPhone 12 and its variants were not presented until October.
While the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro hit the market in October, the iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 12 Pro Max didn’t arrive until November. And right now, many Apple fans are wondering if things will get back to normal this year, with the release of the iPhone 13.
The good news is that rumors suggest that the iPhone 13 will be unveiled in September, as is the tradition of the Cupertino company. This would have already been indicated by a note from analyst Ming Chi Kuo.
And today, new rumors corroborate this hypothesis. According to an article published by the MacRumours site, which relayed information from DigiTimes, TSMC (Apple’s supplier) would start shipping A15 chips for the iPhone 13 in advance, at the end of May.
But of course, for the moment, this information should still be viewed with extreme caution.
Rumors are already circulating about the characteristics of the iPhone 13
Currently, many rumors are already circulating about the technical sheet that the iPhone 13 could have. And according to these, the design should be very close to that of the iPhone 12. However, Apple would make a small effort by reducing the size of the notch.
When it comes to connectivity, Apple may offer support for 5G mmWave (the fastest version of 5G) in more countries. Currently, this support is only offered on models sold in the USA.
On the processor side, the A15 Bionic chip of the iPhone 13 should logically offer improvements in performance and energy efficiency compared to its predecessor. In addition, the iPhone 13 could have a screen with a refresh rate of 120 Hz, while the iPhone 12 is still limited to 60 Hz.
