Other Is this the iPhone 12 (Notchless) on apple.com?

[murad_fourth]

Hello everyone.

I have found this backpack (an iPad accessory) on Apple's official website:

https://www.apple.com/shop/product/HNF62ZM/A/incase-icon-lite-backpack-ii

... and what makes it interesting is the fifth image of this backpack. It clearly shows an notchless iPhone:



What do you guys think? Could this be the iPhone 12 or is it just an iPhone that Apple has used in order to show how to use the backpack?

 

[I7guy]

The iPhone looks like a dummy model.

 

[LoganT]

It actually looks like a 3D render to me.

 

[ericwn]

That’s probably just photoshopped.

 

[RoninBarber]

That’s probably just photoshopped.

It’s still weird though. It would make more sense to photoshop a notch.

 

[Quu]

It’s still weird though. It would make more sense to photoshop a notch.

They probably just used a screenshot. When you take screenshots on an iPhone the notch is absent.

 

[Tavicu]

Image remove in 5 ... 4 ... 3 ...

 

[alpi123]

Lol, this is a render that uses the wallpaper for the iPhone X and shows the date when it was announced. Silly to think this is the new iPhone.

 

[murad_fourth]

Lol, this is a render that uses the wallpaper for the iPhone X and shows the date when it was announced. Silly to think this is the new iPhone.

What if it is?

 

[LoganT]

What if it is?

I definitely don’t think it is, unless Incase knows something we don‘t know.

 

[Wokis]

I assume the bag manufacturer has made the render. A lazy render.

 

[HerbertDerb]

a) Incase wouldn't let that picture go to Apple if it was iPhone 12. (Breaking the NDA this early would get your company in trouble with Apple)
b) Apple would have noticed that when putting it in the website.
c) It would have been removed from the website already if it was iPhone 12.

Case closed.

 

[alpi123]

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a) Incase wouldn't let that picture go to Apple if it was iPhone 12. (Breaking the NDA this early would get your company in trouble with Apple)
b) Apple would have noticed that when putting it in the website.
c) It would have been removed from the website already if it was iPhone 12.

Case closed.

It's simply unrealistic that Apple would give accessory makers access to their unreleased phone 10 months in advance. But yeah, this thread does not need to exist.

 

[Strokee]

You people need to get a life.

 

[ericwn]

What if it is?

Yeah, the bag manufacturers all have next year’s iPhones in the pocket already.

 

[ScreenSavers]

Apple didn’t make that picture.

 

[ericwn]

You people need to get a life.

Such helpful advice!

 

[RoninBarber]

You people need to get a life.

Chill out dude! It’s just a fun post.

 

[C DM]

I assume the bag manufacturer has made the render. A lazy render.

Basically something along those lines. Doesn't seem like there's really anything more to it.

 

[44267547]

That’s a terrible render. Definitely not produced from Apple.

 

[murad_fourth]

Can you then tell me why Apple lets Incase to put this image to its official website if it (really) doesn't reflect an iPhone, previously introduced by Apple, and even reflects the iPhone users' expectations (notchless iPhone).

The most important question is, why did/does Apple let Incase to show an iPhone without notch instead of an iPhone with notch on its website? Apple could refuse to publish that image and ask Incase to edit it before it was published on the official website.

You think simple.

 

[ericwn]

Can you then tell me why Apple lets Incase to put this image to its official website if it (really) doesn't reflect an iPhone, previously introduced by Apple, and even reflects the iPhone users' expectations (notchless iPhone).

The most important question is, why did/does Apple let Incase to show an iPhone without notch instead of an iPhone with notch on its website? Apple could refuse to publish that image and ask Incase to edit it before it was published on the official website.

You think simple.

How in the world would anybody outside of Apple be able to tell you if they care about this or if it’s just a mistake.

You tend to think too complicated.

 

[revmacian]

The most important question is..

No, the most important question is why are you obsessing over this. Why don't we wait until the phone is actually released and we'll know beyond a shadow of a doubt whether or not it has a notch. Until then it's all just wasteful speculation.

 

[C DM]

Can you then tell me why Apple lets Incase to put this image to its official website if it (really) doesn't reflect an iPhone, previously introduced by Apple, and even reflects the iPhone users' expectations (notchless iPhone).

The most important question is, why did/does Apple let Incase to show an iPhone without notch instead of an iPhone with notch on its website? Apple could refuse to publish that image and ask Incase to edit it before it was published on the official website.

You think simple.

This doesn't seem like it was all that important enough that someone really paid that much attention to it. That's likely the most realistic explanation behind it.

 

[AndrewR23]

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It's simply unrealistic that Apple would give accessory makers access to their unreleased phone 10 months in advance. But yeah, this thread does not need to exist.

Does not need to exist? Yeah like we need 500 more threads on yellow screens or battery issues.