Yesterday an open secret was revealed. The presentation of the next iPhone 12 will take place next Tuesday, October 13. It is expected that new products will come to light in addition to the new iPhone and the most analytical assure that the invitation gives many clues about them. However, we do not know for sure the content of the presentation as such. The announcement of this presentation has been very similar to the event last September "Time Flies". An invitation has been sent to the media and the general public with a peculiarity: an augmented reality version has been included on the official Apple website that everyone can see.
Invitation to the event in augmented reality, LiDAR in sight?
El iPhone 12 It will be the main device that Apple will present on October 13 at the keynote called "Hi, speed." In it, Tim Cook and his team will unveil from Apple Park the new products that we are waiting for so long. There are a lot of rumors and leaks that ensure that we will see in addition to the new iPhones, the AirTag geolocation tags, the HomePod mini and a headset named AirPods Studio.
La invitation to the event next Tuesday can you give us some clue. One of them is the existence of an invitation in augmented reality available on the official website of the big apple. If you have an iPhone or iPad, you just have to access the Events website Apple and press on the logo in the invitation design. Immediately a platform will be deployed where we can enjoy the elements of the invitation in three dimensions and augmented reality.
This could be a clue to the integration of the LiDAR scanner in the iPhone 12. The integration of this scanner in the iPhone 12 would be a milestone since it would be the second Apple device that carries it, in addition to the iPad Pro. This scanner allows detect the distance, volume and calculate the space between objects between 30 centimeters and 5 meters. The objective of this scanner is to improve the experience around augmented reality, which Apple is giving so much importance in all its presentations.