JP Morgan: Apple will release new iPhones twice a year from 2021

It looks like Apple is going to rethink its strategy for announcing new iPhones.

What is known

According to

analyst Samik Chatterjeefrom financial company JP Morgan, Apple will release new iPhones twice a year starting in 2021. Two smartphones in the first half of the year and two in the second. Such a policy will help the company to better compete with other players in the market.

Apart from this, Chatterge also shared somedetails about the iPhone 2020 line. Unlike rumors, the analyst says that in September we should expect not three devices, but four at once. All models will have OLED displays and modems for the fifth generation network.

"Budget" versions of iPhone 2020 will receive doublecamera, support for 5G frequencies below 6 GHz, as well as screens with diagonals of 5.8″ and 6.1″. Top models, in turn, will be equipped with a triple camera with a sensor for 3D scanning of the environment, 6.1″ and 6.8″ screens, as well as support for mmWave frequencies.

Let us remind you that Apple is now preparing to release the iPhone SE2. It should be unveiled in early 2020. The new product will have a price tag of $400.

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