In less than a week we will see the guys from Cupertino on the stage again, the WWDC Keynote is approaching, a presentation in which we will see all the news from Apple at the software level, yes, there is always the possibility that some hardware falls out, although it is not at all safe. We love new software, but surely many of you are more interested in the Keynotes in which we see the new Apple devices. For this we will have to wait at least until September, but we continue to receive new rumors ... The latest: the new iPhones will continue to have the same notch and the LIDAR sensor will be reserved for the larger models. After the jump we give you all the details of these new rumors ...
And it seems that we will never have rumors, one week they focus on that we will have a reduced notch, and now the opposite: we will have a design change but with the same notch as always. And all this is taken from a supposed leak of a CAD model of the new devices. An image in which you see that we will have the same notch as now and that we will have the same camera arrangement of the iPhone 11 Pro. iPhone 12 Pro Max will have a LIDAR sensor, smaller in size than the iPad Pro, and this will be the only model that incorporates it. Do you believe these rumors?
Below you have the controversial tweet with which a curious response was generated by Jon Prosser:
iPhone 12 design will likely not be what we thought. Recent iPhone 12 CADs paint a completely different picture. Did Apple pull a fast one on the leak community? pic.twitter.com/bPYoij4V41
- EverythingApplePro (@EveryApplePro) June 18, 2020
I think there will be a redesign, something like that with edges like the ones you see in the image as opposed to the rounded ones we have now, but I think they have little more room for a new iPhone 12 design. I do believe that a LIDAR sensor will be incorporated into all Pro models, in the end that will be the photographic innovation, but I think it will not be a device that surprises with all the changes that it incorporates. I hope it confuses me ...