guys,
Welcome back to another episode of quarantined Apple news.
Crazy times.
Hope you're staying safe.
I've got some crazy apple leaks to go in the midst of it.
Before we begin.
I want to mention one of the S 20 ultras from the giveaway hasn't been claimed.
I'll be giving it away exactly a week from today.
Chance to win down below.
Now,
in light of the 2020 ipad pro release,
we've once again updated the concept for our upcoming iPhone 12 pro.
And we've considered several options for how they implement the light.
Our sensor,
the time of flight.
Let me know which one is your favorite down below.
Personally,
I like the one with a light are nestled in the bottom,
right?
It looks very clean.
We gave the ring in the center a quad ring flash with a microphone in the middle of it,
something I think Apple is perfectly capable of doing in 2020.
But again,
just speculation.
I'm actually very curious to see how Apple will implement it after seeing the iPad pro lighter
sensor up close.
It is a marvel of engineering the way Apple groups the sensors together in the bracket is
just brilliant.
They reduce the amount of materials they introduced.
Grooves between the lens is just It's an engineer's dream efficiency here.
And we brought the same design over to the 2020 iPhone 12 pro,
just to give you an idea of how Apple could implement this.
And last year we did the same thing for the iPhone 11 pro.
It turned out to be almost identical to the real deal.
So I'm very curious how these will compare come September or even later,
because it supposedly has been delayed.
And another bummer regarding the 2020 iPad Pro is the A 12 z processor is
literally just a re bend version of the A 12 X.
After reaching out to experts,
tech Insides has found that the old a 12 X processor was also a eight core GPU,
just one of them disabled.
The real difference between them is the thermal management.
The A 12 Z can handle more stress for a longer duration of time versus the A 12
X.
You guys may have seen some concepts floating around of the iPhone 12 pro with a similar camera layout of the
iPad Pro.
That's not going to be happening.
The only iPhones that will be getting the light our time of flight sensor will be the iPhone 12 pro and
12 pro Max,
not the dual lens versions that's abundantly clear and confirmed by many sources.
I personally believe that Apple will nestle it in the bottom right of the lens,
the way that the two pieces even click together with the current iPhone.
11 Pro lens.
That light.
Our sensor fits perfectly in that spot,
so Apple will probably put it on the bottom right.
And just seeing how the Lighter Sensor operates from a couple different sources,
it is an incredible piece of technology.
Yes,
the iPad Pro may not be able to take full advantage of it yet,
but by the time the iPhone comes out,
more developers will support it.
There will be more APS,
so the new iPhone will be able to take full advantage of it,
just seeing how well it maps the environment,
how many dots it projects incredible stuff.
Okay,
Moving on to a crazy report by John of Front page Tech,
He's reporting on a briefing that Apple's been holding discussing the iPhone nine release day.
Apparently they're actually considering releasing it in April due to pressure by
shareholders and,
of course,
the current economic situation.
It doesn't suit Apple Toe hold onto this device much longer,
so they might be releasing it as soon as April.
This is coming from an Apple briefing.
Next thing you know,
his source will be going out with Tim Cook golfing,
and we'll get even more info.
I'm just I'm honestly impressed how much information in this guise gleaming from these briefings.
He's a fairly recent source but been very accurate so far.
Leading on to the next piece of news,
which is the air power is coming back.
Apple has not killed this project.
It's only been in limbo.
As I reported on earlier,
Medium Writer made it abundantly clear that there is no way that Apple would ever abandon an idea
like Air Power will merely tweak it,
work on it and bring it back in one way,
one fashion or another.
He's given us exact details on how Apple will be bringing it back what they're trying,
and it's a very impressive stuff on before I forget the iPhone 9 may start at
$449.
Just some speculation for Mark Gurman,
but it does make more sense.
The Apple.
A 13 plus 64 gigabytes of based storage.
Yeah,
it's not gonna be cheap.
So airpower.
I was overjoyed when I heard about this.
Air power is not dead.
It's code named Callisto an internal project,
and Apple is trying to bring it back there,
trying to figure out by displacing the coils a little bit further apart from each other,
trying to reduce the overlap between them and in doing so,
fixed the thermal issues they had before they bend it.
Apparently,
there will be less coils inside versus version one,
and the material they're testing now is a leather material I reported on this earlier with
Max wind back,
they tried several different materials,
including leather,
even tried wood,
glass and silicon.
And John is reporting that the material they're testing now is leather.
He also mentions Apple believes this product is absolutely necessary in order to push a
port lis iPhone,
which is rumored to happen as soon as next year.
At least one of the iPhones will not have a port.
We knew that Apple is working on a smaller version of air power.
But apparently actual product is still on,
and he says that it may be cancelled if they don't figure it out.
But they are actively working on.
He also mentions they're having an issue with it not currently charging the Apple Watch series,
which is unacceptable.
So there re engineering it from scratch,
hoping to fix all of these issues.
This really shows you that Apple is dedicated to the port list future with the new OS recovery
feature,
which removes the reliance on the computer completely and airpower.
You'll never need a cable in your iPhone life again.
And unfortunately,
John stands by the fact that the iPhone 12 will likely be delayed into October or
November.
Engineers weren't able to go to China because of the travel ban to finalize the
prototypes.
So that's still up in the air and will cause delays.
And because the design has not been set yet,
the iPhone 12 is still in fluid motion.
Apple may change things.
They may go back up some features we heard about,
and we'll be learning more about that in the coming months.
Regarding the outbreak,
he mentions Apple will start to reopen their stores in the first half of April on a location
basis.
They wanna have all open by the end of May.
Even we with the production of our cases.
We've been affected by this outbreak,
and it's probably going to set us back 1 to 2 weeks.
I just want to let you know it won't be a terrible weight,
but it will add just a little bit on top.
Also funny to me,
Apple is not happy at the absurd amount of leaks surfacing lately,
which goes to show you there's probably a degree of accuracy there,
especially since all of his recent stuff has been true.
And there have been many new sources claiming the iPhone 12 Pro will be delayed by at least
123 months,
and the latest article from Loup Ventures claims that Apple is still dead set on
releasing in the fall.
Apple usually takes 3 to 4 years to build an iPhone,
so they're saying it's not something that settled in just one year.
There are many factors at play here,
and each iPhone has a huge development cycle behind him.
Fall is still likely,
they say.
In other news TSMC China Times is reporting,
is delaying the production of five nanometer chips for Apple,
which would be the Apple A 14 the insane over 3.1 gigahertz we've
been hearing about.
Apparently,
they're delaying that chip production by 1 to 2 quarters.
It really doesn't make sense.
All the news sources have different timings here,
but it does seem more and more likely that we'll get a staggered release like the iPhone 10 and the
iPhone.
10 are Siri's 1 to 2 months release after announcement.
Wiki Chip reports that the apple A 14 with the new fine and a meter process will have
a higher density by 84% over the apple,
a 13 chip.
Now,
with this new density,
they can improve performance by 15% and keeping the same energy requirements,
or make it 30% more energy efficient while keeping the same performance.
Also,
a solid report by my Boy Ming Chico.
He's saying the 2020 iPhone 6.7 inch models so the high end model will
feature sensor shift image stabilization on the lenses.
So instead of apple stabilizing,
the optical lenses will be stabilizing.
The sensor itself,
which does provide added benefits,
such as being able to add this tech to the ultra wide lens,
which currently has no stabilization,
only digital.
He's also saying this tech will be expanding to 2 to 3 iPhones in Apple's lineup in
2021.
This sensor shift image stabilization was earlier confirmed by Digitimes.
So now cool.
It was also confirming it.
You could be certain that's what Apple will be doing for 2020 and even better than that Cool mentions
in 2022 Apple is working to bring a periscope zoom system to the
iPhone so that space zoom from the galaxy s 20 old Trump.
Yeah,
we're getting that on the iPhone,
or just couple years away from Unfortunately,
Wind back earlier reported that Apple was studying that for incorporating Face I D into the front
vessel on the iPhone,
and it's good to know Apple is exploring all options here.
Also,
the New Wall Way P 40 Pro features a 10 times optical zoom system.
They're calling it the world's first multi reflection super periscope,
so there are two periscope zoom systems on the P 40 pro insane.
I'll give it to walk away,
and they handle their tech very well.
They always air cutting edge here,
and the quality is just amazing.
And early reviews.
A couple other things about the p 40 pro,
the colors incredible.
I love that new sheen.
It looks so futuristic.
I love that they're exploring these things.
Also,
they've added a new digital assistant called Hey Celia,
which is triggering people's Siris on iPhones.
Wonder how intentional that was.
Nikki Publication is also reporting that Apple is considering delaying the iPhone past its
fall release.
So we may be getting that staggered release.
So many sources saying different things.
Right now.
One thing is clear is from this.
Apple may be forced to consider an 18 month cycle very similar to that of the
iPad Pro,
where it will give them more breathing room.
As iPhones get more and more complex.
I think it's only a matter of time until we switched to that model.
They're saying the final decision on production,
whether it'll make it on time,
will happen in May.
Foxconn,
in the meantime,
is saying it has hired enough workers to meet seasonal demand for the upcoming iPhone.
12 pro so many of the pieces are set up.
It's just Apple needs to make that final decision whether or not they can make it.
And lastly,
Karki has been visualized.
Max Wind back Source has provided us with Screenshots of Iowa's 14 in a
car key interface.
It looks awesome.
Apple is reportedly working with BMW on this.
It will be their first client as 9 to 5 Mac reports,
and it's possible that it may be an ultra wideband exclusive with ultra wideband.
You wouldn't need to remove your iPhone to place it on the pillar.
With NFC.
You would have to do that.
But theoretically,
this would work on both.
Just newer iPhones would get better functionality.
I can't wait.
I love how clean and integrated this is.
Apple is definitely moving in the right direction.
Thanks for watching guys.
I'll keep you updated.
It has been a crazy stay safe peace
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