New Delhi: Tech Giant Giant based in Cupertino is expected to launch the next generation iPhone 13 in September this year.
Now new online reports suggest that the company see increases the initial production of the iPhone 13 model.
According to a report by Bloomberg, Apple asked the supplier to accelerate production for this iPhone 13 model.
According to the report, by the end of this year, Apple hopes to send 90 million units of iPhone 13.
‘Betting’ Big Apple on the iPhone 13 reports revealed that usually, Apple ordered 75 million units for the period of its launch, which took place from September to the end of this year.
However, this year the company plans to increase production by 20%.
In accordance with Bloomberg, Apple believes that this year’s iPhone model will witness a stronger sales due to the drive of Covid-19 vaccination on going throughout the world.
Also, this will be the second iPhone to support 5G networks, which will encourage users to improve.
What is expected from the iPhone 13the report Bloomberg also reveals some details about the upcoming iPhone series.
This report added that the iPhone 13 model will have the same size as the current generation ranging from 5.4 inches to 6.7 inches.
Apple is also said to introduce two advanced entry-level models and two sophisticated models.
Bloomberg also reports that at least one iPhone this year will come with a LTPO display, which is designed to offer refresh rate variables.
Rumors suggest that the display of the iPhone 13 Pro model will offer 120Hz refresh speed.
The company is not said to experiment a lot with the design and model of the iPhone 13 will come up with a design that is quite similar.
The report also mentions that the upcoming iPhone model will come with an updated camera that will include optical zoom and new video recording functions.
Apple is also said to be testing the iPhone model without notch and with touch ID under the screen, but these features will not be included in this year’s lineup.
Apple can make more iPhone 13 units than other iPhones
