#THE BASS IN THE SPEAKERS GO TO WAR PRO#

#THE BASS IN THE SPEAKERS GO TO WAR PRO#

This was showcased in a hands-on video of a dummy model of the iPhone 13 Pro Max,В and the difference in size compared to the iPhone 12 is immediately apparent. According to a report from DigiTimes, the die sizes should be reduced between 40 and 50 percent compared to the iPhone 12.В In addition to reduced components, Apple is also apparently moving the placement of the earpiece speaker - with it going from the center of the notch to theВ top frame of the iPhone 13. Apple will pull this off in two main ways, the first of which being reduced die size for the VCSEL chips required for Face ID's 3D sensors. Plenty of renders and hands-on photos have showcased the iPhone 13's smaller notch, and while that's exciting enough on its own, it's just as important to understandВ howВ that's going to happen. Related: iPhone 13 Fall 2021 Release Date Just Got A Lot More Likely The notch design has remained virtually the sameВ since the iPhone X from 2017, but for the iPhone 13, some much-needed change appears to be on the way. Among upgrades like a new A15 processor, 120Hz displays for the Pro variants, and improved cameras, Apple is anticipated to reduce its Face ID notch size. A total of four models are expected this time around, including the iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max.

How exactly is Appleexpected to achieve this? A couple of specific leaks have provided a clear idea of how the company will pull it off.ДЄpple releases a new iPhone every year, and for 2021, it'll be the iPhone 13. Rumors strongly suggest thatВ the upcoming iPhone 13 will feature a muchВ smaller notch than ever before - all without taking away any of the current functionality of Face ID.

The bass in the speakers go to war