While he has just counted onan imminent release of AirTags and an additional iPad Pro, here is YouTuber Jon Prosser adding a new rumor to his panel of predictions. He has just affirmed, in a new video, that Apple would still have the successor to the iPhone 12 mini in the works.
Nothing surprising, you might say. Except that in fact, the latter did not preciselynot very well sold. Even to the point that its manufacturer would have simply programmeda total shutdown of its production by next April. Nothing very surprising, given that you just need to add a hundred euros to its base price to afford the “classic” iPhone 12 model or pay around half as much forthe second generation iPhone SE(at the roughly equivalent size).
A name still so hypothetical
To date, however, it is impossible to know with certainty whether this device will indeed be released. Indeed, Apple will only confirm or not the rumors in the corridors during its own officialization. Generally, everything takes place during akeynote, online conference for several months for reasons that everyone knows.
This is not the only information that remains unknown at the moment. So, the very name of this iPhone is still subject to debate: who said it couldn't be callediPhone 13 mini? Difficult to decide, even for the most renowned analysts who are betting on one or the other solution. It is also not uncommon for Cupertino to choose to change its plans at the last moment in order to avoid leaks that harm its secrecy policy.
The promise of the compact format
With the iPhone 12 mini, Apple's bias seemed to have everything to succeed: an A14 Bionic processor,135 small gramsonly, reduced borders with Face ID on the front… It has almost everything of a big one. A value proposition which, in 2021, is becoming increasingly rare: manufacturers now all tend to focus on functionality and performance to the detriment of size.
The result is mobile phones that are often bulky or even heavy, some of which no longer fit in pants pockets. A shame for an object that has become indispensable and destined to follow us everywhere.
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