The drip of leaks from the once impenetrable Apple has become a stunning tsunami. The exception may be users still running the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6S who will not have access to iOS 13. More details, more leaks, and very little to change the narrative around this year’s iPhone as being little more than a “will this do?” iterative release. If you are looking for an iPhone that matches modern expectations, then you’re looking at 2020’s release… and even then that only offers parity with the Android handsets announced earlier in 2019. Now read about the once-revolutionary iPhone feature that Apple is cancelling…

Source: Forbes July 15, 2019 23:14 UTC