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- Apple's next iPhones are expected to offer a camera upgrade and wireless charging feature that Samsung's Galaxy S10 already has.
- Here's a closer look at three features we're expecting to see that arrived on Samsung's flagship devices first.
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If history is any indication, we can expect Apple to unveil its next-generation iPhones in the fall. Even though September is still months away, some reports have already provided insight about what the company's iPhone XS successors will entail.
Based on the rumors so far, it seems like the biggest updates we can expect to see will involve a new triple-lens camera system and bilateral wireless charging. Such features would be new for the iPhone, but might sound familiar to anyone who's used Samsung's Galaxy S10.
It wouldn't be surprising to see Apple adopt certain smartphone features after Samsung. Apple has a reputation for rolling out new technologies at its own pace rather than rushing to be the first. Apple was far from being first company to launch a smartwatch, for example, but it's now the most popular smartwatch maker in the world. The company was also slow to add larger screens and OLED displays to its iPhones, which Samsung and other device makers had long offered before Apple.
Here's a closer look at the features we're expecting to see in the next iPhone that Samsung's flagship already has.