There are only a few days left until the press conference iPhone Extreme EditionApple’s first flyer, is scheduled to be released on September 9 at 7 pm. Rumors about Apple’s first foldable iPhone have been rampant in recent months, so much so that at times it seemed almost like a mythical project rather than a concrete product. After summarizing its features and innovations, let’s take a look now What are the possible exemptions?. As always, this is unofficial information and should be treated with caution until an event occurs.
missing element
According to rumors that have emerged in recent months, Apple’s first foldable iPhone may come with some major sacrifices. These include face recognitionwhich should leave room for the Touch ID sensor integrated into the side button. The choice mainly depends on the needs Make your device extremely slimmaking it difficult to integrate TrueDepth cameras required for facial recognition systems.
In addition, smartphones should be equipped with Two rear camerasincluding 48 MP wide-angle and ultra-wide-angle lenses, so there’s no need for a third telephoto lens. So do not have too high expectations in the photography sector, especially considering the exorbitant price of the device, which should exceed 2000 euros. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, those who have already had a chance to try out the foldable device may be impressed by the device, but its photography capabilities won’t inspire the same enthusiasm.
return The action button may be missingAt least from the test model, only the power and volume buttons are shown. According to the Instant Digital report, the motherboard is on the right side of the unit; instead of running the cable through the display to the left, Apple Route them straight upthus optimizing the available space inside the device.
Other possible exemptions
According to other rumors, the flyer It shouldn’t have a SIM card slotfollowing what was already seen on the iPhone Air. Therefore, the device should exclusively support eSIM, although it remains to be seen whether this option will be available in all markets.
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Finally, some rumors suggest that the device will not integrate MagSafe. However, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman said he will attend. Therefore, take this information with a grain of salt and wait for official confirmation or denial.
