This archive report was first published on 22 August 2019.
Apple Inc. is planning to unveil three new iPhones next month, including two new 'Pro' models and a successor to the iPhone XR.
The 'Pro' models are meant to replace the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, and will feature a new camera system with a third sensor for capturing ultra-wide-angle photos and videos.
According to a Bloomberg Report published on August 22, 2019, the new triple-lens sensors will reportedly capture three images simultaneously and use new artificial intelligence software to automatically correct the combined photo.
The new Pro iPhones will also have significantly upgraded video recording capabilities, getting them closer to professional video cameras. Apple has developed a feature that allows users to retouch, apply effects, alter colors, re-frame and crop video as it is being recorded live on the device.
Other features of the new models include a new multi-angle Face ID sensor, enabling users to unlock their device even if it's laying flat on a table, faster A13 processors, and new OLED displays that lack the pressure-sensitive 3D Touch technology.
Unfortunately, the new Pro iPhones will still not be able to support the fifth generation cellular network technology 5G.
