iPhone 11 release date, specs and price: 2019 iPhone XR renders show off ugly camera bump


Leak also points to A13 SoC and skinnierchassis



 APPLE'S NEXT-GENERATION iPhones are still some way off, but that hasn't stopped the relentless online rumour mill from serving up some details about the iPhone 11, or so-called iPhone XI lineup. 
Three iPhones are expected to debut in September, including successors to the iPhone XS and XS Max, and a sequel to the iPhone XR. While few are likely too excited about another LCD-equippediPhone, Apple's flagship duo is shaping up nicely; they're expected to be the first iPhones to boast triple camera systems, the first to offer USB-C and the first to ship with iOS 13, which is expected to bring a system-wide dark mode to iDevices.
We've rounded up everything we know about Apple's 2019 iPhones so far below.
Release date
There's no word yet as to when we'll be seeing the iPhone 11. However, if Apple sticks to its usual schedule, INQ's putting its money on a 10 September unveiling, with pre-orders likely to kick off on 14 September. 
Price
We know that Apple's next iPhones will be expensive, but we don't yet know quite how much they will fetch. If anything like 2018's iPhone lineup, pricing will likely start around £999 and £1,099 for the XS and XS Max successors, and from £799 for the lesser-specced LCD model. 
Latest news
8/5/19: Rendersof Apple's iPhone XR successor have surfaced online, confirming that it'llfeature the same ugly camera bump as the iPhone XI and XI Max. The images, via Pricebaba, shows a dual camera inside the square-shaped protrusion, and while specs haven't been confirmed, it's likely Apple will use the same 12MP setup found on the current iPhone XS.
Pricebaba claims the 2019 iPhone XR will havethe same 6.1in screen as the original, but will be thinner at 7.8mm thick,compared to 8.3mm. Under the hood will sit Apple's next-gen A13 Bionic chipset, according to the leak, and this will offer a "significant" improvement in performance compared to the A12 chip. 



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