2018 iphones:- Launch date,Specifications & all the details


Apple is all set to launch a new series of smartphones as a part of their 2018 iphone lineup.Many rumors about specifications are circulating around & are most likely to remain the same.Apple has also sent out invites for the event.So let's have a look at all the details that we know.

 Apple 2018 iphone Specifications 
Rumours indicate that Apple will launch three new iPhone models at the event: an iPhone X (Review) successor with a 5.8-inch OLED display, a larger variant 'iPhone X Plus' with a 6.5-inch OLED panel, and a third 6.1-inch iPhone with an LCD screen, which will be the most affordable model in the new lineup. All three models have been tipped to keep the iPhone X's notch and edge-to-edge display.
The new high-end iPhone has reportedly been dubbed D33 internally and is expected to ship with a 6.5-inch display, making it the largest iPhone to date. If true, that would make the new iPhone one of the biggest phones around, even bigger than the likes of the recently announced Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Review). In terms of software, the biggest iPhone has been tipped to get the ability to view content side-by-side in apps like Mail and Calendar.
The 5.8-inch iPhone X successor - reportedly codenamed D32 - is tipped to be an incremental upgrade, with changes mainly in the processor and camera departments.
The most affordable iPhone in the 2018 lineup - rumoured to be codenamed N84 - will apparently look like the iPhone X but will be available in multiple colours. The phone is rumoured to sport a 6.1-inch screen, but use the more affordable LCD technology instead of OLED.
All three models are expected to feature Face ID and include the gesture-based navigation that Apple introduced when it removed the home button from last year's flagship phone. At least one of the new iPhone models is also tipped to support dual-SIM connectivity in select markets.
Apple 2018 iphones Launch Dates 
Apple has sent out media invites that clearly mentioned the launch date as September 12th which is going to happen in the famous Steve Jobs Auditorium.
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