I have to admit, my 64GB iPhone XS dinosaur is good for storage. Instead, it just fills up (and it happens often because I’ve saved so many TikTok movies). However, Apple seems to believe that people need more, more, and more space – real, what do you gentlemen put in there — and it seems they want to give it to them.
Rumor has it that the next line of the iPhone 13 Pro, which could be the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max, will provide up to 1TB of the largest storage capacity ever offered in the iPhone. Ideas it’s not new, but this time it’s from Apple Ming-Chi Kuo’s trusted researcher, who wrote about the so-called mobile storage. in a new study note, obtained by MacRumors, two days before the company took place the annual iPhone event.
That wasn’t the only story kept in the future, though. In his letter, Kuo says there will be no iPhone 13 model with 64GB storage space, with all devices starting at 128GB. Apple’s iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini currently offer 64GB format, while the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Max start at 128GB.
If you are always in need of space, this might be good news! I will be glad for you if it is possible. I can’t imagine a phone with more space, even if it meant I couldn’t You should!
Plus, though, we’ve been complaining possible delay with the Apple Watch Series 7, Kuo warns that the iPhone 13 could be affected by a lack of other features. See what hhe said, courtesy of 9to5Mac:
“We hope the recent problems with the iPhone are flawed. Due to the shortage of share, inheritance types were cut by about 5-10% in 3Q21. The shipment of iPhone 13 in 4Q21 can be problematic due to the shortage of items. However, this problem does not really affect iPhone shipping 13. We hope that the launch of the iPhone 13 in 2021 could be greater than 10% YoY (as opposed to the iPhone 12 released in 2020). ”
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There they are waiting for the Apple Watch Series 7, right there provided on the occasion but believes the production of the device will be pushed to the end of September.
Apple’s annual event, which calls for made secret line “Printing in California,” will take place Tuesday, September 14 at 10 am PT / 1 pm ET.