Leaked Photo iPhone X Plus Circulating on the Internet

Leaked Photo iPhone X Plus Circulating on the Internet

Reports about the latest iPhone seem to never be quiet. This time, a report says that Apple is preparing the iPhone X Plus.

Reported by Softpedia, Wednesday (28/2/2018), outstanding leaked photos allegedly as iPhone X Plus. This smartphone is a new variant of the iPhone X, but with a larger screen.

Based on reports circulating, iPhone X Plus also called has the same dimensions with the iPhone 8 Plus. However, iPhone X Plus has a screen size is also larger than the iPhone 8 Plus.

Furthermore, on the leaked photos of iPhone X Plus there is a description of production date in mid-November 2017.

However, so far there has been no confirmation whether the smartphone is on the photo is a prototype or not.

iPhone X Plus itself is predicted to be present along with a number of new variants of this year's iPhone line.

Just like the ranks of other Apple smartphones, more and more information will emerge about the iPhone X Plus if it is approaching the time of its presence.

In addition to iPhone X Plus, Apple is reportedly preparing another smartphone that iPhone SE 2. Smartphone is predicted to be announced in the conference developers Apple, Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2018.

According to reports, iPhone SE 2 has a body of metal material, bezel on the body up and down, as well as a physical Home button. This smartphone has a larger screen than its predecessor is 4.2 inches.

A number of other specifications owned by this smartphone is A10 Fushion chip, 2GB RAM, and 32GB and 128GB internal storage options.

Regardless of the plan for the presence of new products, Apple reportedly cut production of the iPhone X. Sales of the iPhone X some time ago claimed to exceed expectations, it did not eliminate reports about plans to cut production.

According to the latest information, the plan to cut production of iPhone X makes the production capacity of Samsung OLED display to be excessive. Citing reports from the Nikkei some time ago, Samsung suffered a loss on Apple's decision. The reason is, Samsung builds OLED panel production capacity based on the number of orders expected to be received from Apple.

On the other hand, currently not so many smartphone vendors using OLED panels. The smartphone manufacturers are reluctant to switch from LCD panel to OLED due to the additional cost. Only 5 to 10 percent of China's top manufacturing handsets like Oppo and Vivo use OLED screens.