Over the past few weeks, various images claiming to be related to the next iPhone have surfaced, but details trickled in. It wasn't until now that all the necessary information has been gathered to create an image that could give us an idea of ​​what the next iPhone will look like . The question is, will it really look like this?
The iPhone with three cameras
As always, Ben Geskin, drawing on his contacts and information related to Apple's next device, has created a render of what could be the new iPhone. Aesthetically, it will be very similar to the current model, showing a front identical to the current one. However, the novelty seems to be found on the back, where an unusual camera arrangement will make room for a trio of sensors.
In this trio we will find the usual pair of cameras that we can already find in current models on the market, including a third one that will perform wide-angle functions. We do not know the reason for the triangle-shaped distribution, so, if so, we will have to wait for the appropriate explanations from Apple on the placement of its cameras. Is it so that those photographed do not go out looking at the wrong sensor?
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The disappearance of the bulge
But aside from the functionality and placement of the cameras, what's really catching users' attention is the design approach. As you can see in the images, the three cameras are positioned next to the flash in an area that was initially described as quite high, resulting in a large, square-shaped protrusion that's hard to miss. However, the latest leaks seem to indicate that the back of the phone will be made of a single piece of glass , eliminating visible sections like those found on the current iPhone's cameras.
We would therefore be facing a more refined solution than the current one and the one that had been rumored up to now, although it does seem that the models with lighter colors (such as Silver Gray) will allow the cameras to be seen quite clearly and will not be as camouflaged. as could happen with the black model.
If so, we would be facing a rather important change in the design of the device, since they would finally say goodbye to the back step produced by the cameras and that would achieve a cleaner and more uniform design in sight.