Apple unveils THREE new iPhones including iPhone 11 Pro with bonkers triple-camera system
APPLE has unveiled three new iPhones at a glitzy launch event in California.
The iPhone 11 is the cheaper of the trio, while the iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max feature bonkers triple camera systems on the back.
The new iPhones - what are they?
As is standard now for Apple, the firm has opted to release three new phones this year.
They're direct followups to last year's iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max.
All three of the new handsets – the iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max – are out this month.
They were unveiled during an event at Apple's headquarters in California on September 10.
iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max - features, specs, and improvements
The iPhone 11 Pro is Apple's flagship handset, and comes with a 5.8in display.
A bigger version, the iPhone 11 Pro Max, has similar specs but boasts a massive 6.5in screen.
The big selling points are their bizarre triple camera systems.
They're housed in a square bump on the back of the phone that's not exactly easy on the eye.
Each system houses a normal lens, a 4x optical zoom telephoto lens and an ultra-wide lens.
Your photos will be bolstered by a new tool called "Deep Fusion", which uses AI to combine nine images all taken at once every time you take a snap.
They also boast a Night Mode that automatically brightens your pictures up when snapped in the dark, according to Apple.
You can even shoot video in ultra-wide at 4K resolution, if you fancy it.
Apple has also stuck a new microchip each phone, dubbed the A13.
That promises to help your phone and apps load faster, and makes it easy to play high-intensity games.
According to Apple, the battery lasts up to four times longer than the iPhone XS. That means about 14 hours of medium-intensity use.
You'll get a fast-charge 18W adaptor in the box, allowing you to juice up at high speed.
As with other recent Apple handsets, the two phones will of course come with Face ID, memoji, Apple Pay and all the other various tools and features Apple geeks know and love.
Everything Apple announced at its September 2019 event
Here's everything we might see...
- Three new iPhones
- New 7th generation iPad
- Apple Watch Series 5
- Apple TV+ release date
- Apple Arcade release date
iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max - colours, release date and price
The Pro and Pro Max come in four colours: Midnight green, space grey, silver, gold.
The 11 Pro Max is a little pricier, coming in at £1,149, with the 11 Pro starting at £1,049. That means they're pricier than last year's XS Max (£1,099) and XS (£999).
Pre-orders for both open on Apple's website at 1pm BST on Friday, September 13. The phones will ship a week later, on September 20.
Among other UK networks, Vodafone, Three and EE will be offering the phones from day one.
The iPhone 11 - features, specs, and improvements
The second handset announced by Apple is the slightly cheaper iPhone 11.
With a 6.1in display – making it smaller than the 11 Pro Max but larger than the 11 Pro – the gizmo boasts a dual-lens camera on the back and comes in six colours.
As well as a normal main lens, the new camera comes with a 12MP ultra-wide lens that lets you take even more in with your photos.
The camera also shoots in Night Mode and can manage 4K video recording.
Like its bigger brother, the iPhone 11 also comes with the brand new A13 chip.
iPhone 11 - colours, release date and price
The iPhone 11 comes in six colours, including lavender, black, green, purple, red and white.
Apple is releasing the phone for around £729, with pre-orders opening Friday at 1pm BST.
The phone will ship September 20.
It'll be available on the Apple website as well as UK mobile networks like Three, EE and Vodafone.
The announcement was made at the space age Apple Park headquarters in the city of Cupertino.
Apple boss Tim Cook opened the event at the campus' huge Steve Jobs theatre, named after the company's late founder.
As well as iPhones, Apple launched a new Apple Watch at its September 10 event.
The tech titan also announced updates to Apple TV, the latest version of the iPhone's iOS software, and more.
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