Nuove indiscrezioni sul prossimo iPhone 13 di Apple e stavolta sulla ricarica: sarà wireless inversa e ultra veloce
Veronica Nicosia Giornalista scientifico
Laureata in astrofisica, giornalista scientifico e content editor SEO, scrive di tecnologia per magazine online e carta stampata. Nel 2020 approda a Libero Tecnologia
Si continua a parlare del nuovo iPhone 13 che Apple potrebbe lanciare entro la fine del 2021 e stavolta l’ultimo rumor riguarda il sistema di ricarica. The next Apple smartphone could be equipped with reverse wireless charging and ultra fast.
To claim this are two analysts always very well informed when it comes to leaks on the latest Apple devices: the youtuber EverythingApplePro, relaunched by Max Weinbach’s Twitter channel. According to the two experts, the next iPhone 13 will feature a larger internal coil, which when coupled with more powerful MagSafe magnets will ensure ultra-fast wireless charging. As September approaches, the date according to which the new smartphone could be unveiled, the rumors continue to increase. On the Pro models we will find an LTPO display with 120 Hz refresh rate, there will also be a 5G modem and increasingly powerful cameras for professional shots.
iPhone 13 will have ultra-fast charging
In recent weeks there have been many leaks on the features of the next Apple iPhone 13 and rumors continue to increase. According to reports, the new models will be equipped with a larger wireless charging coil to provide better heat management and more importantly, more power.
The new coil design will serve to harness the increased power of a new range of magnets for Apple’s MagSafe charging technology. The video also suggests that charging will not only be ultra-fast, but also reverse wireless.
With the new reverse wireless feature, iPhones will be able to charge other Qi-supporting devices, such as AirPods, simply by bringing them closer to the shell on the back.
iPhone 13: what we know so far
Information circulating on the web about the next iPhone is diverse, starting with the name. Some believe that given the superstition in the United States on the number 13, the new iPhone that should arrive by the end of September could be called iPhone 2021, but there are no confirmations at the moment.
As for the screen, there is an important news for the Pro and Pro Max models: they will be equipped with an LTPO display with 120 Hz refresh rate. The two standard-sized models, on the other hand, will be equipped with LiDAR sensors. As for the cameras, however, not only will be optimized but may arrive with a different configuration: from vertical to diagonal.
All models will support 5G connectivity, but it seems excluded the return of the Touch ID fingerprint sensor required by many Apple fans: for that, we will probably have to 2022 with the arrival of the next iPhone 14.