Upcoming Apple iPhone X Plus Leaked in New iOS 12 Beta
Last updated June 16, 2021
- Apple seems to have confirmed that a larger iPhone X will be making it into the 2018 lineup of phones.
- The latest iOS 12 Beta includes an icon which resembles a larger iPhone X which was found through reverse engineering.
- The first-generation iPhone X was leaked in a similar fashion, which gives more credibility to the leak.
The original iPhone X was leaked via an iOS beta last year, and a similar incident has happened this time around with two new iPhone X devices just around the corner. Guilherme Rambo has managed to reverse engineer the latest Apple iOS 12 beta and spotted two new devices which resemble a bezel-less iPad and a new iPhone X which is larger than its predecessor.
The new devices are expected to be announced in the upcoming Apple conference in September. While a square iPad icon has also been spotted in the new firmware, Rambo believes that it is unlikely a square iPad will be announced and that it is simply a placeholder for all iPad devices. The new iPhone X devices are expected to come in two variants. A flagship variant to replace the previous generation device is expected along with the rumored iPhone X Plus.
I'm having dejavu. Payment glyphs for "iPhone X Plus", iPhone X (for comparison) and 2018 iPad Pro (which is square and weird). Found in PassKitUIFoundation. pic.twitter.com/H13448oYr8
— Guilherme Rambo (@_inside) August 3, 2018
The upcoming Apple phones are expected to include world’s first 7nm chips manufactured by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. The current generation iPhone X uses a 10nm design, and we can expect a significant performance increase once the new chipsets arrive. While real-life performance will not be severely affected, app loading times are expected to go down sharply.
Other than the iPhone X, Apple is also rumored to release a new lineup of iPad Pro devices without bezels. The new iPad Pro tablets will ditch the fingerprint sensor in favor of Apple’s Face ID and also include a number of hardware improvements. A cheaper iPhone is also expected to release later this year with industry experts hinting at a November launch. The entry-level iPhone will come with an LCD panel instead of an OLED display like the more expensive phones from the company.
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