iPhone 11R Rumors Show More About The Upcoming iPhone XR Successor

We have big news for Apple fans! Many rumors have emerged about the iPhone 11R, which is thought to be a sequel to Apple’s cheaper iPhone XR. The internet has been flooded with speculations regarding Apple’s 2019 iPhone lineup. Even more, last week, Apple launched the new software updates for iOS, MacOS, WatchOS, and TVOS.

With the launch of the new iPhone models quickly approaching, excitement rates are increasing. A recent report claims that Apple will soon start mass producing A13 chips. These are the latest processors expected to be included in the new models of the iPhone. Rumors also claim that the next generation of Apple smartphones will feature reverse wireless charging and a triple rear camera arrangement.

Alleged images and videos of 2019’s iPhone lineup have been leaked online numerous times. Most of the leaks present the same appearance, with three lenses on the back. Apple fans don’t seem too thrilled by the new design.

iPhone 11R leaks revealed more information on the iPhone XR successor

Rear Camera

Mark Gruman, a Bloomberg reporter, recently posted on his Twitter page an image of a 3D rendition of the new iPhone lineup, including the iPhone 11R. Some believe the iPhone 11R will sport a telephoto lens, while the more expensive models will have a super-wide-angle lens.

Colors

According to blog Macotakara, the iPhone 11R will be available in more colors than last year’s models, including lavender and green.

Software updates

Apple is expected to announce its next-gen of operating systems at WWDC 2019, in June. Surprisingly, the company decided to release major software updates before that, including iOS, MacOS, and more. The new iOS 12.3 promises to fix some bugs and bring enhancements to Apple’s News service, Apple Music, and more options.

Dorothy Moffitt

Dorothy has been a journalist for ten years and has been working with the Tech News Watch staff since the beginning of the news site. Her main contribution to Tech News Watch are mobile, IT and science news, with a focus on software updates and great outer space discoveries.