A rumor that appeared this year suggested that Apple is interested in launching one iPhone equipped with two cameras and it seems that the information is quite real, an Asian source providing a confirmation for Apple's plans.
According to this source, Apple has been testing iPhone terminals that have two cameras for 3 years, the information coming from Xiaru Wen, the CEO of the Altek company that helped HTC and Huawei launch the first smartphones with two cameras, they didn't even have that much very successful.
According to Wen, Apple has tested various prototypes of iPhone terminals with two cameras in recent years, but for now it is not ready to launch any on the market, apparently because its partners cannot produce enough components for them.
Apart from the inability of the partners to produce enough components, it seems that Apple has not yet completely solved various technical problems on the basis of which the images recorded by those cameras are defocused, this being a major problem for users.
This defocus is based on the deviation of the optical axis and although everything has a solution directly from the software, the Apple company would not have been able to solve everything with its own engineers, so it bought the LinX Imaging company for 20 million dollars to offer an iPhone with 2 cameras, the ability to record great pictures and movies.
To be completely honest with you, I find it interesting that we learn so much new information about Apple's plans for future smartphones, while no new component of the iPhone 6S has appeared in any image, this situation being unusual.
Despite this, it will be interesting to see how Apple will try to build an iPhone with two cameras since its competitors have failed to make such popular smartphones, but Apple has proven that it is capable of almost anything.
