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Star analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has spoken out again. This time he reports on the front and rear cameras of the 2019 iPhone models.
Apple oracle Ming-Chi Kuo has new information to announce about the front and rear cameras of the upcoming iPhone line-up. According to him, Apple is planning to update the front camera from 7 megapixels to 12 megapixels on all three iPhone models. Furthermore, the much-discussed triple camera is set to be introduced in the 5.8" and 6.5" iPhones - the third lens, according to Kuo, will be an ultra-wide-angle lens with 12 megapixels from Sony. Both the front and rear cameras will be delivered with a special black coating - the result should be an inconspicuous look - according to Kuo.
At the same time, the lenses themselves are coated black.
iPhone XR 2 with dual camera
Otherwise you could controversial square do not hide. Whether the invisibility effect will actually help remains to be seen, of course. There is also new information about the successor model to the iPhone XR. Previous rumors that Apple will give the iPhone XR 2 a dual camera have now been confirmed by Kuo. The new iPhone line-up, consisting of the successor to the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR, is expected in mid-September.
