Code references found in an early build of iOS 14 reveal that only the iPhone 12 Pro will feature a time-of-flight (ToF) sensor, reports 9to5Mac.
iOS 14 code seen by 9to5Mac includes details about new iPhones with the codename “d5x”. These are probably the new 2020 iPhones, as the iPhone 11 line-up is identified by “d4x”. Only two of these new models are listed with a built-in time-of-flight sensor, This leads us believe we’re talking about the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max.
A time-of-flight camera system determines the distance between the camera and subject for each point of the image by measuring the time it takes for a laser or LED light signal to leave the camera and reflect back.
Notably, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo already predicted that just two of the new iPhone models would get a ToF sensor back in July of 2019.
The new iPad Pro is also expected to get the same sensor. It could be announced as early as this month or next.
Please download the iClarified app or follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and RSS for updates. Also, check out some of the other leaks from this build of iOS 14 below...
● iOS 14 Code Reveals There Will Be a Larger 'Plus' Model of the Low Cost 'iPhone 9'
● iOS 14 to Get New Homescreen List View [Report]
● Apple is Developing a New Fitness App That Lets You Download Guided Workout Videos
● iOS 14 May Get Apple Pencil OCR Feature That Works in Any Text Input Field
● Apple is Testing New Features for iMessage Including Mentions and Message Retraction [Report]
● iOS 14 to Bring Rich System-Wide Support for Mouse Cursors [Report]
● New Apple Watch Series 6 and watchOS 7 Details Leak: Infograph Pro With Tachymeter, Schooltime, More
● Leaked Icon Offers First Look at Apple's High-End Over-Ear Headphones [Image]
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iOS 14 code seen by 9to5Mac includes details about new iPhones with the codename “d5x”. These are probably the new 2020 iPhones, as the iPhone 11 line-up is identified by “d4x”. Only two of these new models are listed with a built-in time-of-flight sensor, This leads us believe we’re talking about the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max.
A time-of-flight camera system determines the distance between the camera and subject for each point of the image by measuring the time it takes for a laser or LED light signal to leave the camera and reflect back.
Notably, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo already predicted that just two of the new iPhone models would get a ToF sensor back in July of 2019.
The new iPad Pro is also expected to get the same sensor. It could be announced as early as this month or next.
Please download the iClarified app or follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and RSS for updates. Also, check out some of the other leaks from this build of iOS 14 below...
● iOS 14 Code Reveals There Will Be a Larger 'Plus' Model of the Low Cost 'iPhone 9'
● iOS 14 to Get New Homescreen List View [Report]
● Apple is Developing a New Fitness App That Lets You Download Guided Workout Videos
● iOS 14 May Get Apple Pencil OCR Feature That Works in Any Text Input Field
● Apple is Testing New Features for iMessage Including Mentions and Message Retraction [Report]
● iOS 14 to Bring Rich System-Wide Support for Mouse Cursors [Report]
● New Apple Watch Series 6 and watchOS 7 Details Leak: Infograph Pro With Tachymeter, Schooltime, More
● Leaked Icon Offers First Look at Apple's High-End Over-Ear Headphones [Image]
Read More