- By Hamzakhan
- March 24, 2023
According to the report, tech giant Apple is expected to unveil all four models of its upcoming iPhone 13 lineup in September demonstrating that it could pack larger batteries, with an updated chipset and expanded mmWave 5G support.
Trendforce, a tech research firm had revealed its expectations for the device, which it said will return to a typical September release.
The research firm believes that the total shipments of iPhones influenced by new models could surge 30% year over year in the third quarter of 2021.
The report also confirms some of the features that followed the research firm’s expectations on the upcoming iPhone 13 models and they are largely programmed with previous rumors and reports.
In addition, other reports on “iPhone 13” suggest that it could sport a new 120 Hz ProMotion display along with the feature of the additional professional camera like ProRes video recording.
In the iPhone July report, it was demonstrated that the “iPhone 13 Pro” models would swap Pacific Blue for a bronze-like “Sunset Gold” color.
According to the report made in the result of recent surveys, it has been revealed that 43.7% of iPhone users have planned to switch to the iPhone 13, up 2.7 percent compared to iPhone 12 purchase intent from a survey last year.
On the other hand, 56.3% of users didn’t show their interest in the upcoming iPhone range.
The report mentioned that higher refresh rate display, under-display Touch ID, always-on display, and smaller notch/notch-less design topped the list of most exciting rumored features of iPhone 13 at 22 percent, 18.2 percent, 16 percent, 10.9 percent, respectively.
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