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A new video today from EverythingApplePro on YouTube offers a series of rumors on what to expect from this year’s iPhone 13. The video cites exclusive details from prominent leaker Max Weinbach, claiming that the iPhone 13 will feature an always-on display, small design tweaks, and more.
There’s also a tidbit on the Apple Watch Series 7, with the video reporting that glucose monitoring will not be ready for this year.
The video leads by saying that while overall design changes will be minimal this year, the iPhone 13 Pro’s matte back will be “refined” so that’s texturized and “more grippy” to hold. The video explains:
Samsung to supply iPhone screens that could enable ProMotion and always-on display
The video also claims that the iPhone 13 lineup will feature an improved ultra wide lens, going from six-piece to five-pice. The lens will reportedly still be “lower quality” than the other two lenses, but Apple is working to make improvements in this area. This was also previously reported by Ming-Chi Kuo.
Another camera improvement with the iPhone 13 will reportedly be support for Portrait Mode video, something that Apple has been working on for “quite some time” the video says. “You’ll be able to record a portrait video and change the depth of field in post,” the video explains.
Other details from the video:
The iPhone 13 will reportedly feature a stronger array of magnets for the MagSafe technology.
New astrophotography features: point your iPhone up at the sky and it will switch to “astrophotography mode” when it detects stars or the moonLonger exposure times, more internal processing
AirTags coming in March or April, software features fully rolled out
Apple Watch Series 7 will not feature support for glucose monitoringSource: https://9to5mac.com/2021/02/14/iphone-13-always-on-display-matte-back/
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