These would be the three iPhone 11 that Apple could launch this fall

Following the same pattern started last year with the introduction of the iPhone XS, XS Max and XR, Apple could launch three models of the iPhone 11 (name yet to be confirmed) with different characteristics, in addition to different screen sizes. And with the latest details that have been known we can make an approximation of how each of the models presented will be.

No USB-C, a new haptic engine, important novelties in the camera of each of the devices, both in the back and the previous one, a new processor… We tell you the most interesting news according to the latest rumors that have appeared, below.

Three models, three displays, same processor

Apple will launch three iPhone 11 models, all of them with a Lightning connector. The switch to the USB-C connector last year with the iPad Pro made the long-running rumors that the iPhone would end up having this same connector multiply. But it seems that Apple maintains the exclusivity of USB-C with the iPad Pro precisely because of that "Pro" character and the iPhone will continue to keep the traditional Lightning for synchronization and charging, as well as for sound transmission since there is no headphone jack.

In addition, all of them will share the same processor, the A13, again it will multiply the power of its predecessor and will amaze us with its graphic potential. The models are already known internally as D42 (iPhone 12,3) which will be the successor to the iPhone XS; D43 (iPhone 12,5) that will be the one to replace the iPhone XS Max; N104 (iPhone 12,1) which will be the one that will succeed the iPhone XR. The first two models will have OLED screen, and the third will keep the LCD screen, all of them with the same resolution as the current ones, and presumably therefore the same size.

There will be no changes in the design of the screen, the notch will remain, if perhaps smaller although it is an unconfirmed rumor and that may end up happening next year. The same Face ID identification system will be maintained for all three devices, without Touch ID neither in physical button nor integrated under the screen.

New haptic engine

There will be a change to the current haptic engine. For those who do not know what we are talking about, the haptic engine is the one that ensures that when we type it seems that it vibrates under the keyboard, or that when we 3D Touch it seems that there is a click under our finger. The new engine is known internally as "Leap Haptics" and it is unknown what it will bring as a novelty, but it will be related to the "Haptic Touch" that will replace the 3D Touch in the new models. The technology that recognized different levels of pressure on the screen will disappear from the new models, as anticipated by the iOS 13 Betas, and this "Leap Haptics" will be the one to ensure that the user does not notice the difference.

Why abandon this technology to which we have finally become accustomed? Apple has not been able to introduce it on the iPad for technical reasons, or on the iPhone XR or iPod touch, probably for economic reasons, so I would have opted for a new system that simulates that function without needing the hardware built into the display. We will see the final result when they show us the new models.

New cameras

The two most expensive models will have three rear cameras, as we are already tired of seeing in the models that are being disseminated on the internet, with a better or worse aesthetic finish. The third camera will be a wide angle that will allow to capture much wider images. In addition to this obvious feature, Apple will introduce a new feature called "Apple Frame" that will automatically capture the area around the photo and video you have taken so that you can correct the capture later.

The increasingly important front camera will also improve, allowing the capture of slow motion videos of up to 120fps. It is more than likely that Apple will present other news related to the camera, but that will be reserved for the presentation event because the details are unknown. The "cheapest" model will have two cameras, with functionalities like the ones that the iPhone XS and XS Max have right now.