News & Reviews:   iPhone 12 Pro pre-order

Wondering where you can find a website showing the iPhone 12 accessories and how they fit on the new phones? Well, Apple has made an official one for users called iPhone 12 Studio. As the name suggests, it's a minisite exclusive for the iPhone 12 series.

The performance of our phones is something many pay attention to. It gives users a gauge of how well the phone can do, especially in comparison to other devices. With that in mind, Apple fans would be glad to know that the iPhone 12 Pro is fantastic when it comes to loading apps.

Apple's decision of removing the charging adapters and earphones from the iPhone 12 series retail box sure got a lot of people talking. Although the company's reasoning is to "save the environment", it didn't click with many people and doesn't make sense to purchase an iPhone 12 model. Well, surprise surprise, the pre-orders for the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro have surpassed expectations.

Paying tribute is fine and dandy, but older aesthetics aren't always going to be well-received in modern times. Regardless, Caviar thought it was a good idea to come up with custom editions of the upcoming iPhone 12, one that pays tribute to the Apple 1 computer.

Earlier this month, we got some news that Apple could be considering launching two events for the upcoming iPhone 12 series. Given the current circumstances, we think it's quite possible and now with the latest leak by @jon_prosser, he tweeted that the iPhone 12 series will have its own event in October.

Based on a statement by 9to5mac.com, it seems that the upcoming iPhone 12 Pro will come equipped with a triple rear camera setup in the rear, as well as a new LiDAR Scanner similar to module found on the new iPad Pro which was released not too long ago. While not much is known in regards to the exact specs of the camera sensors in the rear, we do know that the triple rear camera consists of a wide-angle sensor, ultra wide-angle sensor, as well as a telephoto sensor.

Since last year, the previous iPhones models were rumored to be using the OLED Display from Samsung but it didn't happen. Today, it was reported that Samsung has finally succeeded in becoming the exclusive OLED supplier for the company!