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Apple leaks the upcoming iPhone XS in pictures
This is the iPhone XS.
Apple has accidentally leaked the next-generation iPhones in images shared by 9to5Mac today. The company announced its September 12 iPhone event earlier today, and just a few hours after that we’re with the first official look of the next iPhones — iPhone XS — unofficially.
The images obtained by 9to5Mac feature two OLED iPhones in gold finish, featuring 5.8-inch and 6.5-inch screen sizes. The former is believed to be the standard model, while the latter is much of a ‘Plus’ unit. It’s believed that both the OLED iPhones will be called iPhone XS, which is quite unusual for Apple’s naming convention.
Apple is also expected to debut Apple Watch Series 4 at the ‘Gather round’ event next month at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, California. Stay tuned as we bring more September news from the park!
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