The purported iPhone will be launched in the second half of 2021 and offers a completely wireless experience, without any USB-C port either.
Apple is looking to improve upon its displays in its iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max by utilizing Samsung's Y-OCTA screen technology. (Concept Photo: PhoneArena)
Apple's future iPhone would ditch all ports for wireless charging or audio, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has predicted.
According to the analyst, the purported iPhone will be launched in the second half of 2021 and offers a completely wireless experience, without any USB-C port either. The wireless version is likely to be the highest-end model, MacRumours reports.
Kuo also predicted that Apple will also launch a possible 'iPhone SE 2 Plus' with a full-screen design, no Face ID, small notch, and Touch ID enabled power button.
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