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iPhone XS coming out in September will also be in Gold (updated)

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iPhone XS coming out in September will also be in Gold (updated)
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Apple is all set to introduce its new iPhone XS in the upcoming event on 12th September.
Interestingly, just two weeks before the official event, we got our hands on its new leak that looks very convincing. The leak shows a picture with two phones which we assume are 5.8-inch iPhone XS and 6.5-inch iPhone XS Plus and both have OLED screens. According to the previous leaks, the upcoming iPhones were called iPhone 11, iPhone 11Plus, and a much cheaper iPhone 9. If this new leak is an accidental release of the right information than the old leaks and rumors won’t be true anymore.

iPhone XS will also be in Gold

Previously, there were only black and white on the table but the new leak unveiled that iPhone XS will also be available in Gold. The rumors did insinuate toward the Gold but it was not up till now that the rumor gained momentum. Apple had planned to introduce its iPhone X in Gold but the plan got canceled before even reaching the pipeline. However, the company did release how it would look like so we know what to expect from iPhone XS.
Read the complete review at iPhone XS and XS Max review

iPhone XS will only be slightly different from iPhone X

At first glance, it may be very hard to distinguish iPhone XS from X. It will have an identical stainless steel frame and look similar to iPhone X visually. The cheaper edition of the iPhone that the company is also working on will have an aluminum frame. Iphone Xs  

iPhone XS will have iOS 12

iPhone XS will be introducing iOS 12. Everyone is waiting for the launch of the new software. The company has not revealed any other detail about the software as yet.

Its design

Although iPhone XS is going to be visually very similar to iPhone X, its Plus version is definitely going to be bigger and better. Sources tell that it will be a 6.5-inch phone. Moreover, the two iPhones will also not have bezel at the top and bottom. iPhone XS will also be a bit thicker than the iPhone X because it is rumored to have a larger rear camera sensor and lens.

iPhone XS camera

We don’t know much about the phone’s camera so far. A very convincing rumor did state that it will have a larger rear camera. It will be a dual-lens camera. Photos from the dual-lens camera will be 12MP. One of these lenses will be telephoto lens whereas the other one will be normal. Both the lens will come integrated with image stabilization. Moreover, the upcoming iPhones are also rumored to have a TrueDepth camera with none of them having Touch ID home button. The last iPhone to use home button will probably be iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus.

What’s next?

All in all, iPhone XS and XS Plus look breathtaking and given that it will also come in Gold, these phones are going to give us some serious iPhone goals. Stay tuned for more updates!

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Amnah Asghar

Consumer Tech Writer

Amnah Asghar is a Consumer Tech Writer at TechEngage who covers smartphones, health technology, automotive tech, gaming, and digital security. With close to 150 articles published, she has a talent for evaluating products from the perspective of real-world users and translating spec sheets into advice people can actually use.

Joined July 2018

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