Just as expected, Apple will soon release a few new phones that will use the new A12 processor and - although the launch is still a few days away - it looks like someone working for a Romanian online store took a wrong turn and ended up publishing a pre-order page that revealed the local prices of the upcoming iPhone Xc/9, Xs, and Xs Max. If you prefer Firefox or Google Chrome make sure you update to the latest version. The first shows prototypes of 6.1-inch LCD iPhone, while the second seems to confirm the names iPhone Xc, iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Plus.
9to5Mac said earlier this month that Apple will likely name the 5.8-inch and 6.5-inch models the iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max, respectively. This new MacBook will feature Touch ID, though lack TouchBar to keep its price in check. It would sport a 6.1-inch screen and feature a glass and aluminium design.
Additionally, this cheaper iPhone is expected to come in a variety of colors, including potentially red, white, dark blue, and pink. This smartphone will have two cameras of 12-12 megapixels.
Like last year, Apple is going to unveil three iPhones this year as well - two of which will come with OLED panel whereas the third one will come with an LCD panel. It will also continue with its prominent feature of Face ID.
The budget iPhone XR is rumoured to be the model that comes with dual SIM capabilities. It would include 4GB Ram with A12 chipset and dual sim-card options. Last year Apple was initially rumored to be first to launch a smartphone with the new biometric tech developed by Synaptics, however, due to delay in mass manufacturing of the all-new fingerprint sensor Apple chose to give it a skip.
So putting together all the available information, what we might be looking at is iPhone Xs, Xr and big screen Xs Max or Plus. While for 256 GB it would cost Rs. 11,000 more to the basic model, roughly it would be Rs. 1 lac plus.
However, AirPower, the wireless charging solution is still not available to the public. It mentions dual SIM variants of the XS models, though, so there's still a bit of confusion in that regard.