The iPhone 13 will hit Apple fans by the end of 2021, as usual, possibly in September. Apple seems to have predicted that the second generation iPhone 12 will go on sale. What are the clues?
Reports from China -based media, CNBeta, mention that Apple has ordered more than 100 million A15 Bionic chips. The information they get from relevant sources in the iPhone supply chain.
If true, the large number of orders for the iPhone 13 processor indicates that Apple is confident that the iPhone 13 will be in high demand, especially by its loyal fans. An earlier report from Bloomberg also stated that Apple wanted the iPhone 13’s production output to be 20 percent higher than the iPhone 12.
As quoted from Tom’s Guide, Bloomberg revealed that Apple is targeting production of 90 million units of the iPhone 13 by the end of 2021. This number is higher than the iPhone 12, which will produce 75 million units by the end of 2020.
The A15 Bionic processor in the iPhone 13 itself was entrusted to make the manufacture to TSMC, a vendor from Taiwan. While the architecture is essentially the same as the 5 nm A14 chip in the iPhone 12, there are certainly improvements included in terms of performance and power efficiency.
CNBeta speculates that Apple will be more focused on battery life on the iPhone 13. Therefore, the iPhone 13’s battery will most likely be larger on all models than ever before.
There are probably four phones that Apple will release this year, namely the iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Mini. Regarding the appearance of leaks, there is not much difference from its predecessor. Apple still uses the design of the iPhone 12 with a few modifications.
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