iPhone 13 design
The above iPhone glass panels also show us that the Face ID sensor has been move around a little, as has the earpiece. However, the presence of the Face ID sensor suggests that it will be the primary form of biometric authentication on iPhones. The rumoured in-display fingerprint sensor will have to wait, it seems. Thankfully, the iPhone 13 will be launched as per schedule this year, presumably in September.
Also read: iPhone 13 Pro will reportedly use 120Hz LTPO OLED displays from Samsung
iPhone 13 specifications
Over the past few weeks, we’ve learned that some key iPhone 13 specs will include a 120Hz LTPO panel from Samsung, at least on the Pro models, up to 1TB of storage, an upgraded ultra-wide-angle lens across all three models, a larger battery, Wi-Fi 6E, and always-on display functionality. Then again, we hear similar rumours every year, so it’s best to reserve judgement until the phones have been launched.