Apple iPhone 12 to miss out this feature

Apple's hardware event 'Time Flies' is simply a couple of hours away and there are speculations the Cupertino giant might only unveil new Apple Watch and iPad models. the corporate is claimed to order the iPhone 12 series for a separate event in October, because of production delays thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, consistent with noted Apple analyst, Ming-Chi-Kuo, the iPhone 12 lineup, including the professional models, won't accompany 120Hz ProMotion displays, MacRumours reports. The analyst cites the battery life as a reason for not including a high refresh rate and therefore the phones are said to use a lower-power LTPO display technology. The iPhone 12 battery life will likely be affected quite usual because of the inclusion of 5G.

If true, this is able to be disappointing news for Apple fans who were hoping to ascertain 120Hz displays on the upcoming iPhone 12 models. This also means we'll need to wait another year before Apple updates its iPhones to 120Hz. Meanwhile, Android phone manufacturers have already embraced 90Hz and 120Hz refresh rates and aren't only seen on flagship phones but also on low-end phones also .

iPhone 12 series is claimed to comprise of 4 models, including the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Max, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max. The iPhone 12 lineup are going to be powered by the A14 Bionic SoC and have 5G connectivity. The notch size is claimed to be reduced slightly and therefore the Face ID sensor is claimed to urge a wider field of view. they're going to have a square-camera module at the rear , wherein the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Max models are tipped to return with dual-cameras, while the iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max are expected to urge a triple-camera setup with a LiDAR sensor.

The cameras are said to return with improved low-light performance and therefore the zoom lens zoom are going to be bumped up to 3x optical zoom. The iPhone 12 series is claimed to adopt an iPad Pro like design with a flat chrome steel frame and rounded corners. The flagships are expected to undergo internal design changes, including the battery placement.