iPhone with support for Apple Pencil is in the process of development within the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),, the Americans understanding at one point the fact that users would like to have something like this. In this idea, the Apple company implements support for the Apple Pencil in the iPhone, but it will not be available earlier than 2019, according to some information that appeared today, so we will have to wait another 2 years for its implementation.
iPhone with support for Apple Pencil will be possible after Apple integrates screens with a very high refresh rate in its phones, this being the condition for iPad tablets as well. The iPad Pro tablets have screens whose refresh rate is 120 Hz, and for the iPhone to allow the use of the Apple Pencil in a similar way, a screen with the same integrated technology is necessary, and it will reach a point.
The iPhone will have integrated Apple Pencil support
The iPhone also has a new model of the Apple Pencil in development especially for it, this one using a supercapacitor to be cheaper and easier to produce than the model compatible with the iPad Pro. Apple engineers are currently developing this new type of stylus for the iPhone and could complete the process by 2019, but for now it is not sure if everything will be 100% ready by then.
The iPhone would have a dedicated stylus, just like the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, but the technology behind it will be different from the one used by the Koreans. As you already know very well, Steve Jobs hated the idea of a stylus for the iPhone, but the Apple company lives in a different era at the moment, so in 2019, or maybe even earlier, we will see a stylus created specifically for the iPhone by Americans.
"Apple is mulling something that its late founder Steve Jobs had outright rejected — adding a stylus to its iPhone. Apple engineers have recently been working on a new iPhone that comes with a digital pen. Apple is preparing to launch the phone as early as 2019."
