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iPhone 2020: Touch ID is reportedly coming back and 3D Touch will be discontinued this year

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
May 24, 2019 - 8:42 PM CEST
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According to a new report, Apple may be planning the return of Touch ID - but this time without a home button. There is also more information on the iPhone 2019 line-up - in addition to the triple camera, the future of 3D Touch and an iPhone SE successor were also commented on.

As always, analysts are interested in giving their assessment of the next iPhone generation. In addition to the new features, the design also plays a major role. Now analysts from Barclays have commented on two iPhone series. According to the report, they talk to a number of Apple suppliers and have found out the important details. The topic of iPhone 2019 now seems a bit worn out - too many leaks and rumors dominated the media in recent weeks and months. Can there still be a surprise? Probably not! Barclays has also confirmed all the points that have been known so far. According to them, this year's iPhone line-up will be very similar to the 2018 models - the big change is said to be the triple camera.

Goodbye 3D Touch?

In addition to updating the camera, a much-discussed feature will also be dropped - namely 3D Touch. It has already been reported that Apple wants to replace 3D Touch with Haptic Touch in 2019. middle of last year speculated – a corresponding Patent and reports have already predicted this - Barclays has now confirmed Apple's alleged plan in its own report. According to analysts, the successor to the iPhone XR will have a dual camera and 4 GB of RAM. There was no comment on whether the two premium iPhones will get an extended RAM. According to Barclays, mass production of the 2019 models will start very soon.

iPhone 2020 with Touch ID and 5G

In addition to this year’s iPhone series, the iPhone 2020 line-up was also mentioned. The analysts claim to have learned that Apple may be releasing the entire display with a Touch ID sensor I would like to equip. patents for Touch ID under the display was already visible. It was also assumed that Apple would like to offer users two options for authentication in the future. There are also corresponding patent registrationsIn addition, according to analysts, Apple plans to officially Bring 5G into play – there have already been previous reports on this.

Is the iPhone SE 2 coming after all?

Of course, the authors of the report did not leave out the subject of the iPhone SE. The analysts claim to have only received useful information on this from a few suppliers. According to them, Apple is actually working on a small iPhone - it could be equipped with the technology of the iPhone 8.

It could not be answered whether this is really the successor to the iPhone SE. The device is to be introduced in early 2020 – the well-known spring event would fit in with this. In fact, there was a similar report a few weeks ago, according to which a 4.7″ iPhone in planning It remains to be seen whether the Barclays analysts will be right. The fact is that 3D Touch in the iPhone is being discussed at least as much as the upcoming triple camera in the iPhone 11. What do you think about it? Write it to us in the comments.

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Milan founded Apfelpatient in 2016 and has been responsible for all editorial content since 2018 — news, rumors, guides, and product reviews. Apple devices here are not test units on loan for two weeks but everyday tools: from the iPhone through MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and iMac to the Apple Vision Pro, at least one device from nearly every product category is in daily use, many of them replaced annually. Every menu path in a guide is verified on the device before it is published.

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