iPhone 13: Is this what Apple's new smartphone looks like?
from Nils Ahrensmeier 
on April 13, 2021, 13:40 p.m. | Write a comment
With the iPhone 13, the US company Apple is to unveil its latest smartphone in the fall. Now the first render images have appeared, which are supposed to show the design.
Like the blog "MySmartPrice" berichtet A source from the industry is said to have leaked a CAD file to them, which is supposed to show the design of Apple's new smartphone. The device doesn't change that much at first, but in our opinion these changes would be too “radical” for an iPhone 12s, which has been assumed so far. The US company seems to have made the biggest change to the "Notch", which has now become a few millimeters smaller. This still contains three sensors for Face ID and the front camera. The speaker is above this notch.
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- This is what the iPhone 13 should look like. The "notch" is smaller in the renders (Image: MySmartPrice)
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- Nothing has changed on the side. (Image: MySmartPrice)
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- It should be identical in size to the iPhone 12. (Image: MySmartPrice)
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- The iPhone 13 will continue to use Lightning. (Image: MySmartPrice)
Camera:
There are also changes to the camera. While the main sensor and the ultra-glide angle sensor are placed in the upper-left and lower-right corners, the flash is placed in the upper-right corner and the microphone is placed in the lower-left. The LIDAR sensor from the iPad Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Apparently it won't be in the "normal" iPhone 13 this year. The dimensions are identical to those of the iPhone 146.7 at 71.5×7.6×12mm, but the new LTPO OLED technology is to be used for the display. This should ensure a refresh rate of up to 120Hz. However, this feature could also only apply to the Pro-models are coming.
The iPhone 13 will get a new camera design. (Image: MySmartPrice)
The CAD file looks good, but it could also be wrong. There is still some time until the expected launch in autumn, until then we will probably hear some more rumors about the new iPhones. At the same time last year saw how also render by Max Weinbach and Everything Apple Pro, which later turned out to be wrong.
