Apple’s next-generation iPhone 5S will be unveiled during a press conference on September 10th, though there might not be any surprises left by the time Apple finally pulls back the curtain. Earlier reports point to a faster processor, a fingerprint scanner, a possible new champagne color option and an improved camera in the upcoming iPhone 5S, and the notion of a new camera was supported once again on Monday by a leaked photo. The photo, which was posted by Weibo user Zzh_Champion, shows spare top-panels said to be from Apple’s next-generation iPhone 5S. The glass panels cover the back of the phone above the aluminum case-back, and they clearly show an oblong cutout for the rumored dual-LED flash. The leaked photo follows below.
Leaked photo points to new iPhone 5S camera with dual-LED flash
Updated Dec 19th, 2018 8:42PM EST
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