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Barclays: iPhone 12 Pro and Pro Max Will Likely Have 6GB of RAM, iPhone SE 2 Production to Begin February
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My fear is with the adaptation of usb-c, people will not only flock to non-MFi cables, but also low quality cables with no voltage control. Given what will certainly be an even bigger battery, it will be hard to put them blame of phones overheating and exploding on cables.
Bruhhh. Just for the sake of consistency! I really just want to exclusively use USB-C cables.
My external hard drive, iMac, iPad Pro, external battery pack etc. all use USB-C. I think 2020 would be the year hopefully.
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Either they get rid of Midnight Green for Sapphire/Deep Blue or they keep both.
Either way. It is time for a flagship iPhone in a darker blue. Midnight Green totally surprised me on the 11 Pros.
What’s your point? If that’s the case then I guess what’s the logic of any rumor site posting any information about future products since “they’ll get better hardware”.
The article is simply identifying the next latest iPhone will be the ‘12’ to let the reader know. It could be an 11s, Macrumors doesn’t know the next iPhone title, apart from anyone else on here.
Generally 's' models don't look any different to the phone they replace while all the omens and supply chain entrails point to this being a complete outward redesign.
Uniformity across products. Ridiculous I need two cables to charge my iPhone and iPad.
If it is a cheaper phone Apple may not want that as a Christmas option. Apple loves to push people to higher priced products. A cheaper phone may mean less sales of the more costly phones they sell.
Please stop calling that iPhone 8 spec bump an SE2. It's just not, especially when it seems like 5.4inch 12 Pro is the best option for SE fans.
With Lightning, it's not possible to reach USB3-speed throughput, let alone 3.1 (10 Gbps). This is why Lightning doesn't support proper (read: uncompressed) 1080p, let alone 4k, video output either.
Of course, it's highly possible they'll have a physical USB-C connector but only with USB2 speeds and won't bother with implementing proper hi-res, uncompressed HDMI video output either.
The iPad Pro already has a USB3 lightning plug, they just haven’t made an adapter cable that supports that speed.
https://www.theverge.com/2015/11/13/9732454/apple-ipad-pro-usb-3-0-lightning-connector
Even easier to predict Android processor performance. Just take current iPhone and add 2 years to see when Android phones catch up.
The one thing I’m really hoping for in the next iPhone is ProMotion 120hz variable refresh rate tech. They’ve had it in their iPad Pro lineup for years, it works incredibly well. I’m guessing variable refresh rate OLED panels may be the holdup, but of course I’m not in the know.
https://9to5mac.com/2019/10/28/digi...re-120hz-high-refresh-rate-promotion-display/
https://9to5mac.com/2019/10/28/digi...re-120hz-high-refresh-rate-promotion-display/
Android smartphones can support up to 12gb of RAM while iPhone 11 Pro has 4gb of RAM.
What's the issue?
iPhone tends to refresh apps too often. Closing all apps does not solve the issue. It's not about the performance. This is why Apple need to increase the amount of RAM and yet they are so lazy about adding more RAM.
What's the issue?
iPhone tends to refresh apps too often. Closing all apps does not solve the issue. It's not about the performance. This is why Apple need to increase the amount of RAM and yet they are so lazy about adding more RAM.
This cracks me up. iPhone runs circles around android using half the RAM. Why increase the RAM if “it’s not about the performance”? Just to post bigger numbers on a spec list?
One thing people should research before diving into their upgraded iPhone 8 with cutting edge hardware (SE 2) is network configuration/reception. For example the XS out performs the X with LTE speed and connection by a mile.
Keep in mind Apple is charging, as far as what they feel is, a very low price for the SE 2. With the best CPU and upgraded RAM, they will have to cut cost somewhere. So if you are in network traffic with the same iPhone 8 antenna configuration surrounded by iphone XS, 11 Pros, and Samsung devices, it will not be a good experience, even with all of that upgraded hardware.
Keep in mind Apple is charging, as far as what they feel is, a very low price for the SE 2. With the best CPU and upgraded RAM, they will have to cut cost somewhere. So if you are in network traffic with the same iPhone 8 antenna configuration surrounded by iphone XS, 11 Pros, and Samsung devices, it will not be a good experience, even with all of that upgraded hardware.
That olive drab color is going to come in handy when the new civil war starts. They need a desert tan. Rose gold sorta matches New Mexico. 
I'd really wish they'd stop using the term "iPhone SE 2".
It's a budget phone, but it ain't a "SE 2" for sure.
It's a budget phone, but it ain't a "SE 2" for sure.
Didnt analysts last year predict iPhone 11 will have 6GB of ram? Take it with a pinch of salt
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I think i'll get the SE2 now and the 12 pro in 2-3 years. Sounds like a plan