iPhone 12

Apple may have to push back the launch of its next flagship iPhone to October.

According to one analyst's report, Apple's iPhone 12 may be delayed due to COVID-19.

Here's a new 'iPhone 12' concept video if you're into these fantasy videos.

Apple is expected to launch a low-cost iPhone and three high-end smartphones later this year, but there have been issues in mass production due to the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak in China.

It is believed that Navy Blue will replace the Midnight Green finish found in iPhone 11 Pro models.

Barclays analysts say the iPhone 12 lineup will feature a "refreshed" front-facing TrueDepth system, and 2021 could finally see the removal of the Lightning connector from at least one iPhone model.

Analysts predict that iPhone 12 will feature up to 6GBs of Ram.

This concept video imagines the new iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro.

A new investor note details the firm's predictions for the 2020 iPhone as well as the upcoming smartphone's impact on the existing iPhone 11.

Apple may be able to include more powerful batteries in their next flagship phone ranges thanks to recent manufacturing innovations.

Little is known about what iPhone 12 will offer but 5G connectivity is expected to be a driving force behind huge demand in 2020.

The concept has been created based on recently leaked information.