iPhone is getting HUGE change that will make upgrading very tempting

APPLE’S top-secret new iPhone could be getting a huge upgrade.

The new iPhone 13 is expected to have more storage than any model before it.

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Better yet, the unconfirmed mobile is tipped to launch very soon – at a special Apple event on Tuesday, September 14.

If you’ve ever had an iPhone, you may have ran out of storage.

In fact, the very first iPhone had a paltry 4GB of storage as standard.

This allowance has crept up over the years, accounting for a wider array of apps – many of which are more powerful and space-consuming.

And we all store thousands (or even tens of thousands) of photos, which simply wouldn’t fit on such a small device.

Last year’s quarter of iPhones started with 64GB of storage, which is decent enough.

But respected industry insider Ming-Chi Kuo says that the iPhone 13 will come in 128GB, 256GB and 512GB configurations.

If the analyst is right, it means the default storage of iPhone is rising.

Importantly, the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max models are tipped to have an ever bigger allowance.

These premium blowers could have an optional 1TB storage model, which is very generous.

However, it’s likely that such a storage capacity would cost hundreds of dollars/pounds more than entry-level iPhone 13.

Of course, we won’t know the truth until the Apple event – which is just around the corner.

This year, the big launch event is taking place on September 14.

It’s likely that iPhone 13 pre-orders will become available on Friday, September 17.

And the actual release date will most likely fall on Friday, September 24.

We don’t know much about the iPhone 13 for certain.

But as the launch draws near, the quality and quantity of leaks increases.

And we can already make some educated guesses about the handset too.

It’s extremely likely to support 5G – like last year’s roster of iPhones.

You can also expect to see a new A15 Apple processor.

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