Apple's first 5G phone will be seen on the 13th.
Time:2020-10-09 09:50:42 Source: Tencent.com Publisher:DN032.
It's not too late for Apple to release its first 5G phone at its own uniquely slow speed...
On October 13th Apple will host its "Hi, Speed" themed launch, with the theme Chinese "It's fast, see you again."
The 5G version of the iPhone is certainly going to be released.
Of the 950 million iPhone users available, 350 million are expected to be updated to the new iPhone 12, 5G is a big reason, although it seems that 5G networks are of little use. In addition, a survey by a U.S. market research agency found that more than 30 percent of Android users would like to replace the iPhone 12.
What is expected is the long-awaited use of ultra-broadband UWB to track and locate AirTags, as well as the new line of Apple headsets, the AirPods Studio, and the Mac, which uses Apple chips.
It's still not too late for the iPhone to release its first 5G phone at a very slow pace.
Some domestic suppliers have repeatedly hinted to Smart, Apple's series of headphones will use a new liquid metal material, this legend has a long history, many benefits, we have talked about more before, the question is when Apple will use this material.
UWB has been in the public eye since Apple's launch, and the question is how Apple will use it. "Intellectual" has seen China's mobile phone factory in the payment and other areas to do some exploration. AirTags may be worth the experience.
The iPhone 12 is late, and 5G is nothing new.
Apple's first 5G phone didn't come at all fast, and the iPhone 12 was more than a year late compared to Huawei, vivo and Samsung's 5G phones.
Now the 5G network really does not seem to have much use, China's network operators even want to turn off the 5G network power, 5G mobile phone to give people the experience is neither fast, and not easy to use. 5G pioneers such as Samsung and Huawei quickly pulled the phone's focus back to screens, photography, and unaffordable folding screens after the first wave of 5G handsets was released.
5G phones' biggest point of view is actually the appearance, 5G is still useful?
Most 5G phones aren't beautiful enough... The iPhone 12 doesn't make much difference. The Internet speed is fast enough - but it's no use.
To complement the 5G network, Apple is likely to improve the iPhone 12's camera capabilities, which are expected to support 4K slow motion and enhance night mode and other image features, such as the 12-megapixel ultra-wide angle and long-range camera, and Apple may use Sony's latest 7-element lens.
Apple this time integrated lidar LiDAR on the iPhone 12, according to previous iPhone 12 disclosures. Previously, vivo and Huawei used iTOF's technology route, and Apple this time adopted the more expensive version of DTOF, the lidar solution used in many self-driving cars.
This scheme can help the mobile phone to improve the shooting function, to achieve the precise focus of night, moving objects, huawei's iTOF program has performed quite well before, LiDAR effect is better than iTOF, the problem is that LiDAR costs too high.
To what extent? Musk and Huawei agreed that lidar was too expensive to use in self-driving cars, and abandoned the lidar scheme, pushing millimeter-wave radar. So why on earth did Apple use LiDAR instead of iTOF?
The speculation that it may have something to do with Apple's research into self-driving technology is too far away. The biggest possibility is still related to the AR app that Apple has been pushing, but so far, the real use of AR has not been seen.
As for the iPhone 12, there really doesn't seem to be much suspense. Does the iPhone 12 Pro support a high refresh rate of 120HZ, and whether the name of the low-match version is called the iPhone mini...
Air TAGS, Air Pods Studio, and Apple Silicon.
At a launch on the topic of speed, Apple might seem too generous if it released both 5G and Apple Silicon. So while Apple has already predicted on WWDC that apple chip Apple Silicon could be released by the end of the year, it may not be October 13.
Similarly, airPods Studio, the Apple Store has just removed support for competing headsets. But Apple's toothpaste-style innovations are notorious for not being able to expect too much from them.
The AirPods Studio on the video site is beautiful.
AirPods Studio's exterior materials may be made of liquid metal, which is beautiful and inexpensive.
Apple has been testing liquid metal applications on headphones and watches, the latest possibility being headphones, according to suppliers. Apple was one of the first mobile phone manufacturers to push liquid metal materials, but it was robbed of the lith of Huawei's folding screen shaft.
Liquid metal materials are used in headsets and can be used lighter, more aesthetic and longer lasting than stainless steel. Apple's designers and product managers should be able to have a much-anticipated play. In addition to Apple, a big brand is making a similar attempt, possibly in sync with Apple.
In addition to the material, AirPods Studio supports other sensors while providing superior noise reduction.
UWB ultra-broadband technology has been the focus of attention, but before UWB was almost useless. This time, AirTags was launched by Apple as an interesting app, as an item-tracking gadget, and it's fun to see what's different from Tyle.
