iPhone 11 will be launched in the fall of this year by the Apple company with an extremely good change that physically no one will see, but that everyone will certainly feel in the daily use of mobile phones. More specifically, Apple will modify the GSM antennas of its phones to improve their performance iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Max, but also the future iPad Pro tablet models will have them after they are launched.
iPhone 11 it will have new types of antennas made of a material called MPI, replacing the current LCP material, i.e. liquid crystal polymer, which has lower performances than those offered by Android phones. The new material that will be used for telephone antennas iPhone 11 it is cheaper than the LCP in the iPhone XS, but it offers at least as good performance, so we are going to have an upgrade from this point of view.
iPhone 11 comes with an EXTREMELY GOOD CHANGE
iPhone 11 it will not have the problems of the iPhone XS and iPhone XR when it comes to the transfer of information at high frequencies, the Apple company knowing that its products have deficiencies from this point of view, and wants to solve them with priority. Separate from the desire of those from Apple to improve performance iPhone 11 on the connectivity side, the Americans are also doing a test before implementing 5G, for which the same type of antennas will be used, in the end.
Apple plans to use modified-PI (MPI) material for most antennas in 2019 iPhones, rather than the liquid crystal polymer (LCP) material used for the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR antennas. While switching to MPI material for 2019 iPhone antennas appears to be a no-brainer decision for Apple, Kuo expects that LCP will still be the primary material for 5G antennas in 2020 iPhones.
iPhone 11 is going to benefit from a major improvement for the location inside the buildings after the implementation of these new antennas, so that in the end the users have a lot to gain from this change. Following the implementation of this new type of antennas in iPhone 11, Apple will make the transition to new iPad Pro models, which are expected to be released at the beginning of 2020, not earlier than this period.
iPhone 11 it is going to be officially presented by the Apple company in September, the launch in stores being more than likely intended to take place in the same period, as happens annually with new phone models.
