Apple i phone New design ( squared edges)

 iphone13 has square edges like the iphone4

The iPhone 13 is expected to feature a new design, with squared edges and a new flat-edge design. This would be the first time that iPhones are designed with this squarish shape since the iPhone 4s. The square edge makes it more comfortable for users to hold. The new design will make it less likely for you to drop your phone, which means that these phones will also be more durable compared to their predecessors.

he iPhone has always been designed with rounded edges. But the new design might have a squared edge, like the iPhone 4 had. This will give it a better grip, so you can hold your phone easier and less likely to drop it.. So what do you think?

New colors : Navy blue, Rose Gold, white and black

On the new phone is a selection of new colors including Navy Blue, Rose Gold, and White. In addition to this, there will be a more traditional Black option for those who don’t like color on their devices.

I phone13 launched on 15th July 2021 with new features

Apple launches I phone 13 that has new design, features. At the wwdc apple event on Monday, apple announced a surprise launch of its brand new version of I phone—the iPhone 13, available as soon as today.

iphone 13 is a brand new model with all-new functions and abilities. iPhone 13 will have special features like Face ID support on the front camera, and wireless Face ID linking open apps to your face. It will also have Apple Pay support for the first time ever in an iphone product.

iPhone 13 will be available in the US for $999 for 64GB models and $1119 for 256GB models. Preorders are open now through the website and retail stores worldwide will be opening their doors at 9:30am to begin selling iPhone13 units to anyone willing to wait in line or remotely order one for pickup later today.

New design ( squared edges)

The iPhone has always been designed with rounded edges. But the new design might have a squared edge, like the iPhone 4 had. This will give it a better grip, so you can hold your phone easier and less likely to drop it.. So what do you think?

New colors : Navy blue, Rose Gold, white and black

On the new phone is a selection of new colors including Navy Blue, Rose Gold, and White. In addition to this, there will be a more traditional Black option for those who don’t like color on their devices.

Dual-camera setup

The dual-camera setup at the back is expected to have a wide-angle lens and an ultra-wide angle lens. The lenses are said to be able to capture more light, which will help in low-light photography. The phone is also likely to come with night mode, portrait mode, optical image stabilization (OIS), 4K recording, slow mo recording, time-lapse video, stereo recording and slo-mo video support.

120Hz display refresh rate

120Hz refresh rate displays offer users a much more responsive experience. Since the display refreshes 120 times per second as opposed to the standard 60 times per second, scrolling and gaming experiences are noticeably smoother. More importantly, high refresh rates also help improve battery life because they allow phones to stay in low-power mode longer. This type of display will become the industry standard in the future, and it's good to see Apple taking steps towards it now.

120Hz touch sensitivity

The new Touch Sampling Rate on the iPhone 13 is 120Hz, which means it scans your display 120 times per second. This provides a great deal of precision when you're browsing your phone and lets you scroll effortlessly. But to understand what makes this tech so special, let's go over how touch sampling rate works.

When you touch your screen and scroll, your finger (or stylus) moves across the surface. With fewer scans per second, that movement can be choppy, resulting in "jumps" instead of smooth motion while scrolling. A higher scan rate means the screen can better keep up with the speed at which your finger moves across it, creating a much smoother sensation. This is especially important for devices like iPhones that don't have physical buttons for scrolling — without them, it's all about feeling accurate tracking from our fingers interacting with the screen through gestures such as pinch-to-zoom and one or two finger dragging to scroll pages.

Apple's lightning-fast touch sample rate allows for touchscreen interaction that feels more natural than ever before on an Apple device (and arguably any smartphone).

Double battery life

The new I phone 13 battery life is twice as long as the I phone 12 model. The power efficiency of this model means you’ll get more than 24 hours of heavy use (phone calls, text messaging, tweeting, etc.) on a single charge. If you aren't using your I phone 13 actively but have it with you (for example, if you carry it around in your pocket while hiking), your battery will last even longer: over two days.

The extra-long battery life of the I phone 13 makes it well suited for outdoor enthusiasts and other people who spend extended periods of time away from electrical outlets. Even if you forget to charge your device before a weekend camping trip or a day at the beach, your phone will still have enough juice to keep up with your active lifestyle — no need to worry about finding a place to plug in!

5G networks supported

You can use the iPhone 13 to access the 5G network. The 5G network is the new trend in mobile networks, and it is faster than 4G. 5G is the future of communications.

Apple launches I phone 13 with new design and features

Apple announced the iPhone 13 on Tuesday, with a new design and features such as longer battery life. The latest iPhones come in the same sizes as last year’s iPhone 12 models. There are four models: the 5.4-inch iPhone Mini, 6.1-inch iPhone 13, 6.1-inch Pro and 6.7-inch Pro Max, according to Apple senior vice president of worldwide marketing Greg Joswiak. The new iPhones support 5G wireless networks and have better cameras than before. They also have faster processors and double the battery life of previous generation phones, Joswiak said during an event at Apple’s headquarters in Cupertino, California.