Apple’s significant redesign of iPhone 2020 will probably arouse fans of an old specific model. They say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and although many people seem to like the design of the latest Apple iPhone. Many others are not exactly impressed by that large notch. The bulge of the rear camera in a square shape or even glass textured opaque Back. And the combination of polished stainless steel strips of the Pro premium models.
The iPhone 11 family also bears a great resemblance to XS, XS Max, and XR from 2018, which makes this year’s updates more iterative instead of changing the game, but at the same time practically guarantees that the 2020 generation will be something special. We’re not just talking about significant improvements in cell speed or screen size revisions since Ming-Chi Kuo expects the external appearance of the iPhone next year will change more profoundly and substantially.
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iPhone 4 vibes with a modern twist
Apple generally does not like to look at things that previously worked and have been abandoned for various reasons, so something tells us that the company will avoid any comparison between the iPhone 12 line and the iPhone 4 line of 2010 when the first one reveals about 12 months after. But the well-known financial analyst and the prolific predecessor Apple Ming-Chi Kuo have no problem naming the alleged inspiration behind the upcoming iPhone redesign.
It is expected that Apple iPhone 2020 will adopt a squarer appearance than its predecessors. It is with a metal frame that features a more complex segmentation design, new trench, and injection molding procedures and a glass or sapphire cover group to protect the trench injection molding structure. “If it seems a little incomprehensible, it should be enough to face the iPhone 4 against the 11 and the 11 Pro to understand the change Kuo is talking about.
If you ignore the thicker profile and screen frames, it is likely that the iPhone 4 still looks better. With a surprising piece of premium metal protruding between the front and rear glass panels. It’s not exactly clear how Apple intends to adapt that exquisitely exquisite design to the modern world of smartphones. But Kuo hopes that curved glass will continue to play a role in this new “significant” aspect.
What is essentially important in the stone is that Apple also plans to improve the life of the iPhone. Which means that the production costs of the new metal frame and glass case will probably increase considerably. That is anywhere between 20 and 50 percent in comparison to the current list of materials.
Price increases seem inevitable
The iPhone 11 has virtually stolen the lightning of the 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max with its respectable specifications and excellent price, but if all Kuo’s predictions work, we don’t see how Apple can get an equally affordable iPhone 12 variant. While it is certainly possible that the aforementioned changes will not apply to the 2020 entry-level model since the iPhone 11 no Pro also includes slightly lower building materials, 5G connectivity could be integrated into all areas or not.
A quite smaller notch and a high-quality OLED display for all three 2020 models. Not to mention the usual improvements in processing power. An expected Face ID update and possibly even time-of-flight cameras aimed at the back. It is with the goal of exploiting AR to the next level. All these significant changes are to contribute to a large increase in production costs. Which Apple will probably pass on to consumers.
However, before anyone talks about these numbers. Ming-Chi Kuo is facing a different figure, anticipating about 85 million sales of the iPhone 12 series by the end of 2020. In a comparison of the 75 million units that the iPhone 11 line should accumulate quests. ‘year. This would represent the much-needed progress for a company that is currently struggling from a global volume standpoint.
