Apple May Launch New iPhones on September 12

Rumored 6.1-Inch iPhone to Feature LCD Display, Might Come With an Under-Display Fingerprint

Apple is reportedly planning to launch three new smartphones — iPhone 9, iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Plus — on September 12.

"If the rumours are legit, the iPhone nine volition be Apple'due south 'entry-level' offering and volition pack an iPhone 10 like 6.1-inch LCD screen with room up top for Face ID," the Inquirer reported on Tuesday.

"The iPhone 11 and 11 Plus — besides referred to as the iPhone X2 and iPhone 10 Plus — will sport 5.8-inch and half dozen.5-inch OLED displays, respectively, with rumours also pointing to souped-up camera setups, an upgraded 7nm A11 CPU, and a make new USB-C charger, the report added.

The report as well said that iPhone 9 will be the most-affordable smartphone past Apple in 2018. According to market inquiry firm TrendForce, Apple's 2018 iPhones will offering Apple tree Pencil support and up to 512GB congenital-in storage, the study said.

It's unclear whether these features, similar to those found on Samsung's newly-launched Galaxy Notation 9, will be bachelor on all three incoming iPhones or reserved for Apple's higher-cease OLED models.

These OLED models volition be more than expensive than the "budget" 6.i-inch LCD iPhone 9, which Trendforce expects to accept a starting price of effectually $699 to $749.

The iPhone Ten (2018) and iPhone X Plus will take starting prices of $899 to $949 and $999, respectively, according to the enquiry firm.

The report confirms that the 2 OLED models are already assembled, while assembly of the upkeep LCD model will begin in mid-September, in line with the smartphones' rumoured September and October release dates, respectively.

Final year's iPhones were unveiled on September 15 and went on sale in the following week on September 22.