Apple's 2020 iPhones will reportedly come with a ToF sensor says analyst Ming-Chi Kuo

Apple will be releasing iPhones this year wherein the top tier iPhones will likely come with a triple-camera setup while the iPhone XR (Review) sequel will see dual-cameras. Speculation is now rife about the 2020 iPhones and there is a possibility of another camera sensor being added. [caption id=“attachment_6478881” align=“alignnone” width=“1280”] Apple iPhone 11 render.[/caption] Reputed analyst formerly of KGI and also the foremost authority on Apple leaks, Ming-Chi Kuo has said according to Macrumors that 2020 iPhones will feature a rear time-of-flight (ToF) 3D depth sensor. This sensor could enhance the AR experience on the device and also give better portrait shots. Bloomberg had earlier reported on a similar rumour back in January. Apple has been beaten to the market by competitors such as Huawei and more, who have already included a ToF sensor for better depth detection and it is rumoured that the Note 10 will also be getting one. Ming-Chi Kuo’s latest investor report (via  9To5 Mac) also suggests that all three Apple iPhones that will release in 2020, will support 5G. This report is revised from  **Kuo's earlier prediction in June**  where he said that out of the three phones launching in 2020, only two of them will support 5G connectivity. The 2020 iPhones are expected to feature significant redesigns as compared to the current lineup. Apple is believed to launch a 6.7-inch, a 5.4-inch, and a 6.1-inch iPhone next year. **As was expected after the Intel acquisition** , Kuo believes that Apple now has more resources to support 5G on more models sooner. He also thinks that 5G will become a required feature by 2020.