The latest molds for iPhone 2019 leaks show once again that the camera comes up against the three new phones

While Apple is preparing its supply chain for the autumn bonanza of the iPhone, we are getting thick and fast leaks. This last image was uploaded to Twitter by Mark Gurman.

Onleaks confirms that this year's three flagship iPhones will feature the new square camera hump design, including the iPhone XR which will only have two cameras.

Molds are used by enclosure manufacturers to test compatibility with future enclosures. They are usually based on diagrams and dimensions leaked out of the Apple / Foxconn factory. They may not display all the slots and indentations of a phone's design, but the width, height, and thickness are usually accurate. They also indicate holes for speakers, cameras, buttons, and microphones. Accessory manufacturers must ensure that their cases do not cover important cases. Components.

The leaks for the iPhone 11 have been somewhat controversial because the new camera hump is so big that it dominates the back of the camera. In particular, the lenses inside the rounded square are strangely arranged. They seem to follow a triangular layout, with the camera's flash and microphone clumsily placed above and below the radius of the triangle. This is a strange aesthetic for a module housed in a square.

At the superficial looks, it seems more rude compared to the more elegant vertical dual camera module used on iPhone X and iPhone XS. It is even stranger that the iPhone XR 2019 apparently receives a square notch even though it will only feature two cameras, not three.

Onleaks was the first to share the news of the square hump of the camera, posting as early as the month of January the accurate iPhone 11 renderings.

At present, Apple is expected to announce major camera upgrades that could justify its strange design. For example, the third camera for the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Max is supposed to be an ultra-wide lens made by Sony.

The explanation of the iPhone XR 2019 is less clear, although its consistent design allows to create a distinct generational family for the iPhone. In an article last week, Bloomberg said the new camera would give more detailed photos and that Apple would supposedly work on a feature that will alter the framing of the photo after shooting. a user, in cases where a person would have been accidentally cut victim.