Photos of alleged Apple iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Max molds surface
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Hopefully, you got over the disappointment of learning that the phone that was in Foxconn CEO Terry Gou's hand yesterday was not the Apple iPhone 11. But today is a brand new day with a brand new leak related to some of Apple's 2019 iPhone models. A Weibo member posted a pair of images today (via SlashLeaks) that allegedly show molds that will be used to make third-party cases for the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Max.
Underwater Mode is expected to be a feature on the 2019 iPhone models
What we can't see from the molds is whether Apple has decided to offer USB Type-C charging for the 2019 iPhones. Last month, Kuo said that Apple will stick with its proprietary Lightning port for at least one more year. What we could find on the new models instead of a new charging port is something called Underwater Mode. Apple has already patented this feature, which will allow a user to navigate the phone with his fingers and snap photos even when holding the device underwater. But the patent really covered something very important related to Underwater Mode; using an ambient lighting sensor to measure the amount of light underwater, and circuitry designed to measure the depth of the image sensor, an iPhone in Underwater Mode might be able to automatically adjust the color balance of pictures taken while the user and the phone are both submerged. Without this capability, pictures taken underwater could look murky and dark.
Both the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Max should be rated IP68. That means that the pair are protected from dust and can be submerged to a depth of nearly 5 feet of water for up to 30 minutes. We're not sure if Apple plans on upgrading the water protection for the iPhone XR sequel. The current model is rated IP67, which means that it too is protected from dust, and can be submerged in water just over 3 feet for up to half an hour.

Mold allegedly made for Apple iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Max cases
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