It's a fiction.
We think that Apple has to show us something great after the Galaxy S8. Let's see how is it going to look like:
everybody thinks the next iPhone's going to be a huge step. half true, half false. next year Apple expands the iPhone line, deeply separates iPhones following the target audiences, and releases a complete new quaternary series to celebrate the 10th anniversary: entry-level, main users (two sizes), and business users. There must be some well communicable improvements for every iPhone, but the question is still with us: what is the game-changer feature of the decade?
entry-level iPhone: stays fancy but not the smartest one: similar construction, improved features (camera, processor, connections), new functions rarely.
iPhone: Retina 2K, 4.7" 2048*1152, 500ppi, with Home button
iPhone Plus: Retina 2K, 5.5" 2400*1350, 500ppi, with Home button
a new individual category (-> HP Elite X3) for comprehensive business use, first year in a few country:
iPhone Pro: Retina 4K, 5.8" OLED HDR 4096*2160 800ppi, 1000 nit, 120Hz
- new ergonomic design with no Home button
- Touch ID built into the screen
- Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision
- new color options
- 78% screen-to-body ratio (1.5x iPhone original)
- 1 inch/oz. screen-to-weight ratio
- 0.3-inch / 7.5 mm thick -> bigger battery + no camera bump
Some extra (and some exclusive) features are comming annually in the first three models:
- diamond glass or sapphire glass
- sub-10nm technology (CPU, GPU, SSD, RAM)
- interoperable cores in a DynamIQ SoC
- own TFLOPS level GPU
- dedicated AI chip
- 1 TB Intel 3D XPoint Optane united RAM and drive (>100 GB/s)
- Thunderbolt 3 and USB 3.1 Gen 2 compatibility
- Bluetooth 5 includes wireless high-resolution audio (2018)
- 5G (up to 10Gbps)
- smart connector
- glowing Apple logo and always-on display (notifications)
- IP68
- no SIM card (multi eSIM/Apple SIM)
- split view
- AirPlay Pro for desktop use
- 802.11ad and 802.11ax + 4x4 MU-MIMO (up to 10Gbps)
- fast (<1 hour) & long-range wireless charging
- new battery technology: 2 days heavy use, charge(r)less weekend
- 12 hours SoT
- time-of-flight sensor (ToF)
- heat pipe cooling system
- stereo sound recording
- four speakers
- EVS (Ultra HD Voice)
- 16MP (5120x3200) dual camera (VR 3D), 1/1.6 sensor, 1.6 µm pixel size, f/1.6 aperature
- 5K HDR video recording 5120x2880
- ISP with 1 trillion operation per photo in 0.01s
- dual pixel AF
- 2K slo-mo 1000 fps
- AR camera system (depth sensor, motion sensor, gesture sensor, Intel Real Sense 3D)
- laser focus (front and rear)
- 5x optical zoom
- color spectrum sensor
- dual 6-axis OIS
- 4K selfie video, dual camera, OIS
- 360° sphere 3D VR-panorama photo
- 2nd gen. (flexible iPhone S - 2020) with 6.4-inch "full vision" microLED Retina 5K 5760x2880 (2:1) 1000ppi, 91% screen-to-body ratio (1.75x original iPhone), bendable design for better AR/VR experience
- foldable 4K OLED laptop dock with full size keyboard and Pencil capabilities, <1 lbs
from 999 €
in 2018 the Home button and SIM cards leave the iPhones forever and the new design and OLED screen both arrive to all iPhone already (except the entry-level one). 2019 will be the year of the optimized coherent synergies, and in 2020 everybody will be shocked by the new iPhone S, the world's first 8K capable, AnTuTu-millionaire handy (1000x CPU performance of original iPhone), includes all of these features above.
What do you think?
We think that Apple has to show us something great after the Galaxy S8. Let's see how is it going to look like:
everybody thinks the next iPhone's going to be a huge step. half true, half false. next year Apple expands the iPhone line, deeply separates iPhones following the target audiences, and releases a complete new quaternary series to celebrate the 10th anniversary: entry-level, main users (two sizes), and business users. There must be some well communicable improvements for every iPhone, but the question is still with us: what is the game-changer feature of the decade?
entry-level iPhone: stays fancy but not the smartest one: similar construction, improved features (camera, processor, connections), new functions rarely.
iPhone: Retina 2K, 4.7" 2048*1152, 500ppi, with Home button
iPhone Plus: Retina 2K, 5.5" 2400*1350, 500ppi, with Home button
a new individual category (-> HP Elite X3) for comprehensive business use, first year in a few country:
iPhone Pro: Retina 4K, 5.8" OLED HDR 4096*2160 800ppi, 1000 nit, 120Hz
- new ergonomic design with no Home button
- Touch ID built into the screen
- Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision
- new color options
- 78% screen-to-body ratio (1.5x iPhone original)
- 1 inch/oz. screen-to-weight ratio
- 0.3-inch / 7.5 mm thick -> bigger battery + no camera bump
Some extra (and some exclusive) features are comming annually in the first three models:
- diamond glass or sapphire glass
- sub-10nm technology (CPU, GPU, SSD, RAM)
- interoperable cores in a DynamIQ SoC
- own TFLOPS level GPU
- dedicated AI chip
- 1 TB Intel 3D XPoint Optane united RAM and drive (>100 GB/s)
- Thunderbolt 3 and USB 3.1 Gen 2 compatibility
- Bluetooth 5 includes wireless high-resolution audio (2018)
- 5G (up to 10Gbps)
- smart connector
- glowing Apple logo and always-on display (notifications)
- IP68
- no SIM card (multi eSIM/Apple SIM)
- split view
- AirPlay Pro for desktop use
- 802.11ad and 802.11ax + 4x4 MU-MIMO (up to 10Gbps)
- fast (<1 hour) & long-range wireless charging
- new battery technology: 2 days heavy use, charge(r)less weekend
- 12 hours SoT
- time-of-flight sensor (ToF)
- heat pipe cooling system
- stereo sound recording
- four speakers
- EVS (Ultra HD Voice)
- 16MP (5120x3200) dual camera (VR 3D), 1/1.6 sensor, 1.6 µm pixel size, f/1.6 aperature
- 5K HDR video recording 5120x2880
- ISP with 1 trillion operation per photo in 0.01s
- dual pixel AF
- 2K slo-mo 1000 fps
- AR camera system (depth sensor, motion sensor, gesture sensor, Intel Real Sense 3D)
- laser focus (front and rear)
- 5x optical zoom
- color spectrum sensor
- dual 6-axis OIS
- 4K selfie video, dual camera, OIS
- 360° sphere 3D VR-panorama photo
- 2nd gen. (flexible iPhone S - 2020) with 6.4-inch "full vision" microLED Retina 5K 5760x2880 (2:1) 1000ppi, 91% screen-to-body ratio (1.75x original iPhone), bendable design for better AR/VR experience
- foldable 4K OLED laptop dock with full size keyboard and Pencil capabilities, <1 lbs
from 999 €
in 2018 the Home button and SIM cards leave the iPhones forever and the new design and OLED screen both arrive to all iPhone already (except the entry-level one). 2019 will be the year of the optimized coherent synergies, and in 2020 everybody will be shocked by the new iPhone S, the world's first 8K capable, AnTuTu-millionaire handy (1000x CPU performance of original iPhone), includes all of these features above.
What do you think?
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