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iPhone 5G Rumors: Everything We Know About Apple's 2020 Phones

iPhone 5G Rumors: Everything We Know About Apple’s 2020 Phones

Posted on July 4, 2019 By Jarvis

Next year’s iPhone XS and XS Max successors will reportedly be Apple’s first 5G-capable devices.

Apple’s iPhone 11 may still be several months away from its fall release, but it’s Cupertino’s 2020 handsets that are garnering increasing attention — and for one very good reason.

Next year’s iPhones will reportedly be Apple’s first to feature 5G compatibility. It’s possible that not all the iPhones coming out in 2020 will have 5G, but at least one, possibly two, likely will. The latest rumors point to Qualcomm and Samsung as modem suppliers, with Apple looking to produce its own 5G-capable chips in the long term (though those chips certainly won’t be ready by 2020).
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