Always-On display is something Android users are enjoying for years now. The ability to check notifications without picking up the phone is something iPhone users will have for the first time. In a recent leak, a Bloomberg report states that iPhone 13 lineup will come with an always-on display this time. However, this is not the first time we are hearing of this leak. Earlier this year, a tip of some sorts surfaced online hinting the same.
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Always-on Display
According to the report, the always-on display on the iPhone 13 series might look similar to the one on the Apple Watch. The lock screen will be simplified and always show the time and the battery level of the device. Although this feature is likely to drain more battery. It looks like the display will probably be less power-consuming than the one on the iPhone 12 series.
An earlier report on Bloomberg had also reported a similar leak. He claimed that at least one of the four new iPhones that are rumored to launch would have an LTPO display. The LTPO display is a technology that has the ability to dynamically adjust the screen refresh rates of the Watch in order to save battery life. Moreover, Ming-Chi Kuo had also said that iPhone 13 Pro lineup would have LTPO displays along with a refresh rate of 120 Hz.
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iPhone 13 Leaks
Other leaks suggest that it may come in two new color options — Pearl and Sunset Gold. The entire range is likely to support Wi-Fi 6E. Moreover, the camera module on the Pro models will be significantly larger than its predecessor. Additionally, the iPhone 13 series can feature faster wireless charging and improved wide-angle lens over the last generation of iPhones.
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The iPhone 13 series is likely to launch in the fall of this year, and everyone expects it to include a completely new camera module at the back. It will also have new color options and an intriguing new twist to the touch ID; which will now be seen embedded on the side power button.
Sushmita Choubey
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