The iPhone X's release is imminent (and we can tell you all about it in our review), but that hasn't stopped the rumor mill from churning out reports about Apple's next generation of smartphones. 。
The latest speculation about Apple's 2018 offerings is more concerned with what the phones。 The latest speculation about Apple's 2018 offerings is more concerned with what the phones。won't 。 have, rather than what new features are coming. Apple won't bring the iPhone X's innovative new TrueDepth front-facing camera system to the rear camera, according to an investors note from respected analyst and supply chain source Ming-Chi Kuo that was provided to。AppleInsider。
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The analyst believes TrueDepth will eventually make its way to the rear of the iPhone — just not so soon. The technology is still in its infancy, and there are other issues beyond the supply chain and production challenges. Kuo thinks that Apple still has work to do to expand its AR ecosystem and platform, ARKit, since AR functionality would likely be one of the main draws to a rear-facing TrueDepth rig. 。
Apple typically doesn't comment on rumors, however, and the company goes to extreme lengths to keep its development plans secret. We won't know for sure what's coming with the next generation of iPhones until next fall when they're (presumably) officially unveiled. Start the countdown now. 。
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