iPhone 12 will be part of very big changes made next year by those from Apple for customers all over the world, and today we find out how big one of the most important ones will be. We already know that Apple will launch three models of the iPhone 12 for customers around the world, and apparently, all of them will integrate a 5G modem that will allow the use of the next generation networks that mobile operators are working on now.
iPhone 12 is going to use the Qualcomm X55 modem, and its integration in all three models in the series comes as a serious surprise, and it will be interesting to see what price the base model will have. X55 is the most advanced 5G modem that Qualcomm will be able to offer for Apple, with theoretical download speeds of up to 7 Gbps, and upload speeds of up to 3 Gbps, along with very good energy efficiency.
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The iPhone 12 will benefit from this Qualcomm X55 modem and support for almost any kind of 5G implementation currently on Earth, so the phones should be able to be used almost anywhere. Support for 5G will be one of the main novelties that Apple will promote for the iPhone 12 series phones, and thanks to it the Americans hope to reach 80 million units of this series sold in 2020.
“All three new iPhones will carry the most advanced 5G modem chip, known as the X55, designed by US mobile chip developer Qualcomm, four people familiar with the plan told Nikkei. The chip, which enables much faster downloads, is experiencing such a surge in demand that there could be supply constraints, one person added.”
The iPhone 12 could be slightly more expensive than this year's models due to the implementation of 5G that Apple is preparing, and this is because the rest of the manufacturers had similar strategies. 5G modems are not cheap, and until 2020 Qualcomm will not reduce prices enough to not affect the iPhone 12 series, so you should expect Apple to ask for higher prices than many of us expected.
iPhone 12 will be presented sometime around September of next year, and the launch should also take place then, if the Americans' plans will remain unchanged.
