The new Apple iPhone 13 series is set to make its debut on September 14 in Apple’s “California streaming” event. The event and launch are going to be an all-online show concerning the pandemic situation all over the world. According to analysts and keen observers, there are 4 versions that are set to be launched: 

•  the iPhone 13,
• the iPhone 13 Mini,
• the iPhone 13 Pro and
• the iPhone 13 Pro Max.

Expected colors:

• iPhone 13 is said to come in Black, Blue, Pink, Purple, PRODUCT (RED), and White colors.
• iPhone 13 Pro could be available in Black, Silver, Gold, and Bronze colors.

Expected storage:

• iPhone 13 is tipped to get 64GB, 128GB models
• iPhone 13 Pro could be available in 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB storage.

Expected design:

• a trimmed down notch
• bigger lenses
• thicker chassis
• 120Hz LTPO display
• an in-display fingerprint scanner
• a bigger battery

Both the iPhone 13 and 13 Pro are expected to follow the same design with just a few changes here and there. The trimmed-down notch display would be achieved by placing the infrared illuminator, sensor, and dot projector in a single module. The reduction of the VCSEL chip used in the Face-ID system will play a major role in downsizing the notch.

Expected battery upgrade:

The iPhone 13 series is expected to get a battery upgrade as per some reports. They will have a 3095mAh battery. It is also expected to offer a better battery life.

Expected camera specs:

• The iPhone 13 Pro is speculated to feature a six-element lens.
• Researchers are also claiming that the ultra-wide lens on iPhone 13 Pro will get support for autofocus.
• The primary camera lens will feature an f/1.5 lens which will allow better night shots and bokeh images.
• The LiDAR sensor and sensor-shift stabilization feature are also expected to come this time.
• The series will also get a bokeh video feature similar to the iPhone’s image bokeh feature
• A Pro-res video mode will be introduced for recording higher quality footage.

Please note that these are just speculations. The real specs would be unveiled only at the launch event.

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