News & Reviews:   iPhone 9

Reports on the next Apple smartphone has been rather mixed. News earlier on in March claimed that the iPhone 9 would be delayed, which sounded as if it could be months before we see it. However, a more recent rumour from an Apple insider suggested that it's coming soon.

News of an iPhone 9 isn't all that new, but now there are rumours that Apple also has an iPhone 9 Plus in the works. Recently, it was said that details for the iPhone 9 Plus were found within iOS 14's codes. This could be a larger variant of the iPhone 9 that's expected to launch sometime this year.

Apple fans have just been hit by another sucker punch by the coronavirus. An inside source within Apple has claimed that the launch of the iPhone 9/SE2 has been postponed until further notice. In addition, the WWDC 2020 that is scheduled for June 2020 will also be cancelled.

Based on a statement by mydrivers.com, it seems that the iPhone 9 (also known as the iPhone SE 2) is about to enter the final production phase in a Foxconn factory located in Zhengzhou. However, due to the COVID-19 outbreak, we are uncertain whether the aforementioned smartphone will be unveiled either soon or near end of this year.

Based on a statement by Evan Blass, Apple’s upcoming iPhone 9 due to be unveiled somewhere around March 2020 comes equipped with a physical home button. While not much known is in regards to the exact tech specs of the aforementioned smartphone, we know that it might come equipped with a single rear camera as well as a single front-facing selfie camera.

Rumours and leaks have been abundant lately, with one for the Apple iPhone 9 surfacing a few weeks back. Now, new leaked images of the same phone have appeared and it depicts a very different looking phone. But which one is the real iPhone 9?

Based on the dummy phones provided by Shai Mizrachi on his instagram account. The 6.5-inch iPhone, which is the iPhone X Plus will house a triple camera setup in the rear similar to the Huawei P20 Pro. The 6.1-inch iPhone 9 however, will only sport a single lens at the rear of the device. According to bgr.com, all iPhones mentioned seem to sport a similar design to the current iPhone X with the advent of the notch which houses all the sensors for the Face ID system.