Apple is officially about to be launching three new iPhone models tomorrow, which is September 12, out of which one of them is expected to be called the iPhone Xs. The iPhone Xs is going to succeed the iPhone X and alongside it, we’ll see a 6.1-inch LCD variant of the bezel-less iPhone lineup as well as …
Apple is officially about to be launching three new iPhone models tomorrow, which is September 12, out of which one of them is expected to be called the iPhone Xs. The iPhone Xs is going to succeed the iPhone X and alongside it, we’ll see a 6.1-inch LCD variant of the bezel-less iPhone lineup as well as a large 6.5-inch OLED iPhone Xs Max. After all the details have been provided on September 12,Apple will open up pre-orders for its latest devices, including the iPhone Xs and reportedly, it will not take long for buyers to pre-book these handsets.
According to Ishan Agarwal, a conversation between him and a representative belonging to AT&T took place in which the pre-order date for the iPhone Xs was being discussed. Carriers have normally discussed terms, pre-order dates and other details with smartphone manufacturers such as Apple before the latter gets down to officially launching its products. If we go by the conversation, the pre-orders will start, going live from September 14.
Keep in mind that the aforementioned date is just two days after Apple will officially launch the iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max, and the LCD-based version that lots of different publications are calling the iPhone Xc. Unfortunately, when the individual attempted to ask about the potential pricing of the models, the representative kept that information from Ishan.
Lots of things are kept under wraps before the official launch and because there are lots of variables at play here, it is quite difficult to keep all the rumours and leaks in the dark all the time. However, the three upcoming models are expected to replace the iPhone 8, the iPhone 8 Plus and the iPhone X, with rumours claiming that they are expected to feature the same price as their predecessors.
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The iPhone Xs is predicted to be the direct successor to the iPhone X, meaning that it will come with a 5.8-inch OLED screen with a notch at the top that will be housing Face ID components. Coming to the hardware specifications, the iPhone Xs will be fueled by the Apple A12 chipset which is made using TSMC’s 7nm FinFET technology that promises up to 40 percent energy improvements and 20 percent better performance.
This chipset is also expected to be present in the iPhone Xr and the iPhone Xs Max. Apart from the SoC, the iPhone Xs is also said to get 4GB of RAM, which is the same amount of memory that will be present in the iPhone Xs Max, while the iPhone Xr will receive 3GB RAM. The logic board of the iPhone Xs is expected to be designed in such a manner that it will be able to accommodate two batteries just like the iPhone X and provide increased battery timing for the buyer.
A dual-camera at the back and a single front-facing shooter will also be present in the upcoming smartphone. It will also come with fast-charging support, along with Qi wireless charging, but it will not sport a 3.5mm headphone jack.
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As mentioned above, the iPhone Xr, iPhone Xs and the iPhone Xs Max are supposed to replace the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and the iPhone X. Previous rumours have stated that the iPhone Xs will come with a $799 price tag, which is approximately Rs. 58,119 of price in India, while the iPhone Xr has been rumoured to carry a price of $699 or approximately Rs. 50,845 of price in India. The iPhone Xs Max is expected to feature a $999 or Rs. 72,667, keeping in mind that these are just estimations for the base storage models, which will feature 64GB of onboard memory.
If pre-orders are starting this early, then it means we should hear some positive news i terms of Indian market getting the iPhone Xs and the remaining models much sooner. As more developments come our way related to iPhones, you will see them on our website’s main page soon enough.
