In the fall of 2019, Apple plans to release three new “iPhone 11” models. The new iPhones will be equipped with the Apple A13 chip, which is also known by the codename Cebu, model T8030.
According to early reports, the three iPhone 11 models will feature a Lightning port, although it had been rumored that it could be replaced with a USB-C port.
The three new “iPhone 11” models are known as D42 (iPhone12.3), which will replace the iPhone XS, D43 (iPhone12.5) which will replace the iPhone XS Max, and N104 (iPhone12.1) which will replace the iPhone XR. The first two phones (D42 and D43) will feature a 3x OLED Retina display, while the N104 will have the 2x Liquid Retina display, which is what the existing models have.
iPhone 11: Taptic Engine
The new models will reportedly also feature a new Taptic Engine , codenamed Leap Haptic S. There's not much information about what new features the new Taptic Engine will support. It's been rumored that the new phones wo n't feature 3D Touch, so the Taptic Engine could improve Haptic Touch .
When Apple introduced iOS 13, it brought Haptic Touch to all of devices , both iPad and iPod touch. With iOS 13 and the improvements in the hardware of the new devices, the transition from 3D Touch (which some users) to Haptic Touch will not create many difficulties.
iPhone 11: Camera
Both phones (D42 and D43) will come equipped with a triple camera setup on the back. The camera setup will consist of a telephoto lens, a wide-angle lens, and an ultra-wide-angle lens, which will allow for better and brighter photos.
Thanks to the ultra-wide-angle lens, there will be a feature called Smart Frame that will automatically correct photos and videos, depending on what the user wants to see in the photo and what not.
The N104 will probably come with a dual camera on the back.
As for the front camera, it is said that it will also come with some improvements.
