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Apple iPhone 11 New Render Image Leaked Online; To Feature Dual Pop-Up Selfie Camera

Apple iPhone 11 New Render Image Leaked Online; To Feature Dual Pop-Up Selfie Camera





According to a newly leaked rendered image, it is speculated that the upcoming Apple iPhone 11 or iPhone XI will feature a dual pop-up selfie camera along with a triple rear camera.
The arrival of the next generation iPhones is believed to be crucial products for the Cupertino-based tech giant as far as the sales are concerned. We already know that the company has already working on the new iPhones as couple of render images had previously surfaced online. Recently, the schematics images were leaked revealing a squarish rear camera design of the upcoming iPhone 11. Now a new render image hints Apple's new iPhone XI aka iPhone 11 will sport a dual pop-up selfie camera. Apple iPhone 11 New Leaked Image Reveals Triple Rear Camera Design; View Picture


Sorce:-https://in.yahoo.com/finance/news/apple-iphone-11-render-image-183103056.html
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