Everything indicates that the iPhone 13 generation will be officially presented next September. Four smartphones will appear again with the Apple seal and will be very similar to the models that precede them.
Still, there are some notable changes in the design of the next iPhone 13. These are the news that deserve our attention now and that we will detail, once again, for our readers.
The iPhone 13 will come with a minor notch
The reduction of the size of the notch in the iPhone 13 is presented as the main aesthetic novelty expected for the new generation of smartphones. It will be the first time since 2017 that Apple will make changes to screen interruption on its devices.
Taking advantage of the images shared by the publication Svetapple.skHere is a very informative comparison of the change that Apple will make to the iPhone 13 screen. This illustration quickly illuminates us on the real difference between the notch of the past and the one that will debut in 2021.
According to information from this source, the notch will be 25% lower compared to the iPhone 12 and earlier. It will now be just 26.63mm wide and the top edge of the iPhone 13 will be just 2.57cm wide.
These changes are reinforced by the reduction of sensors necessary for Face ID to work. Apparently, it will be the last year that we will see them off-screen, since forecasts indicate that these components will be embedded under the screen of the iPhone 14, which will be released in 2022.
New sensors mean bigger modules
On the back of the iPhone 13 we will see a change in the camera module of these devices. Due to the use of larger sensors in all models, the respective modules will also be larger.
The image above serves to illustrate the expected differences between the iPhone 12 Pro and the iPhone 13 Pro. It is easily noted that the case designed for the new model does not fit perfectly on the previous generation.
The iPhone 13 will be thicker and will have bigger batteries
Another great novelty of the iPhone 13 line is its structure, specifically its thickness. In fact, the new models will be thicker, with an increase of 1.3% compared to the previous generation.
In practice, we are facing a growth of 0.1 mm or 0.2 mm in thickness of the next Apple smartphones. A seemingly marginal difference, but one that will revoke the compatibility of the previous generation tires with the new models.
Taking advantage of this slight change, Apple will incorporate larger batteries in the iPhone 13. Although concrete values are not yet known for the new cells, the hope is that they provide greater autonomy to their users.
In short, we already have a fairly solid documentation of what to expect from the iPhone 13 generation. The only thing missing is its officialization which, according to some rumors, could happen on September 21.