This is the assumption put forward by IT analysts when they saw information about 11 new iPhone models published on the website of the European Commission on Economics. There appeared news of Apple registering 11 devices designated as follows: A2218, A2219, A2220, A2221, A2223, A2111, A2160, A2161, A2215, A2216, A2217.
Analysts believe that all of these designations correspond to the new smartphone models. In particular, the successors of the current iPhone XR, 11 and 11 Max may be present in the above row. But experts are confused by one interesting point. The registration card says that all new models will work under the control of iOS 12. This cannot but cause questions, since all fans of Apple products know that the company is releasing new devices along with new versions of operating systems. Consequently, the new gadgets should be equipped with iOS 13, which will be officially introduced by the company only on June 3. But no comments have been received from Apple on this subject.
