iPhone 13 will upgrade the camera and charge MagSafe, screen integrated Always-on Display mode

Recently, new sources from YouTuber EverythingApplePro and leaker Max Weinbach have revealed that Apple is developing the iPhone 13 with significantly improved camera performance, while also incorporating a Always-on Display mode. ) to the iPhone generation launched this year to take advantage of the optimal capabilities of the OLED screen.

Specifically, in terms of camera, the source confirmed that Apple will upgrade the main camera cluster of the iPhone 13 series this year, especially the ultra-wide-angle camera (ultrawide) when this lens will have a large aperture of f / 1.8, from That helps increase the sensor’s ability to absorb light. Up to now, the ultra-wide-angle camera has always been “inferior” to the main camera, most of which come from the poor quality of the lens, the “low-end” sensor as well as the smaller aperture lens.

In addition, Apple is also said to be considering integrating additional astrophotography and portrait video recording to remove fonts. The feature of recording video to remove fonts was expected to appear on the newly launched iPhone 12, but for some reason, Apple did not equip the iPhone 12 line, although the hardware of the iPhone 12 is completely powerful. for real-time font removal, with LiDAR sensor support even more.

In terms of Always-on Display mode, this is expected to be a new feature that will appear on the next iPhone line. Since the iPhone X generation launched in 2017, Apple has equipped OLED screens for the iPhone, and in the past year, the entire iPhone 12 series has switched to using OLED screens entirely. Thanks to the ability to save energy by turning off pixels completely, iPhones with an OLED screen are likely to have an always-on screen mode. It is not clear why until now Apple has not equipped this feature for the iPhone.

And yet, iPhone 13 is expected to improve MagSafe charging with magnets with stronger suction power. With improved magnet attraction, MagSafe becomes even more useful when used with different MagSafe accessories.

iPhone 13 is expected to be introduced in September or October this year and will continue to be available in four versions: iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max.