All electronic devices on the market must pass the necessary accreditations before they can be sold. Therefore, after obtaining the necessary permissions, these devices are recorded in the corresponding databases ready so that informed observers often discover new products. This is the case of the iPhone 13.
An iPhone that we were already expecting, but which is now more
We’re all hoping that the new iPhone 13 makes an appearance in an event that, if you look at the calendar for the past few years, is slated to be held at the Steve Jobs Theater between September and October of this year. We know several details about these iPhones, in large part thanks to assembly line leaks, and now we see the “official confirmation” of its development in the EEC database.
Discovered by Nashville Chatter Class (via MacRumors), we see how the Eurasian Economic Commission database shows iPhone 13. They are listed as running iOS 14 and have model numbers A2628, A2630, A2634, A2635, A2640 , A2643 and A2645, none of which correspond to current models.
In previous years we have already seen the emergence of new iPhones in these databases and it has always been a movement that ended up resulting in new versions. From the model numbers, the truth is that we can’t be sure to see an iPhone 13 mini, since the different values are assigned depending on certain performance, but rumors say that we will see, like last year, four models.
In the midst of WWDC and all the new stuff we’ve discovered and presented by Apple, we’re keeping our eyes on the fall releases. Versions that for now only collect the iPhone, but as far as we know could include new Macs and maybe even AirPods, we’ll see.
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