Rumors surrounding the iPhone 13 series are now being documented daily, with most reports repeating themselves. Today, it's about the possible always-on display, which Mark Gurman discusses in his "Power On" newsletter.
While Bloomberg last week reportedthat Apple has ordered suppliers to produce up to 90 million new iPhones for this fall, Gurman this time reiterates some rumors about upcoming features that we have already read several times.
I expect a faster A15 chip, a smaller notch, a new display for better battery life and the potential of an Apple Watch-like always-on mode, as well as a 120Hz refresh rate and upgrades to video recording.
A 120Hz display has been mentioned repeatedly in recent months. In combination with this, Apple could integrate the "always-on display" feature familiar from the Apple Watch.
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Interestingly designated Gurman describes it as an "Apple Watch-like always-on mode." This means the feature could be slightly different on the iPhone 13. If what Gurman suggests turns out to be true, users could easily access certain information on the iPhone without having to activate it, such as the time, weather, or even which app notified them. In addition to the always-on mode, Gurman once again claims that the notch will be smaller this year, the devices will have a faster chip, and significantly better battery life compared to the iPhone 12 series. The latter should certainly appeal to many fans, as the 2020 lineup was a disappointment for some in this regard. Whether this will ultimately happen, however, remains to be seen. (Photo by Denys Prykhodov / Bigstockphoto)
