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- Many details about Apple's new iPhones leaked ahead of the company's big reveal, but some of the expected features didn't make it.
- For example, the new iPhones were expected to support reverse wireless charging, but that didn't end up being the case.
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When Apple announced its new iPhones on September 10, we had a pretty clear idea of what to expect.
Rumors about the iPhone's ultra-wide-angle camera and the triple-lens camera on the Pro models had leaked months before Apple's big reveal. TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo even predicted that ultra-wideband technology would arrive in the new iPhones. That tech which will make it easier for your iPhone to understand who you may want to share a file with via AirDrop even when there are many other devices nearby.
But there are also several predictions that didn't pan out, and it's unclear when and if we'll see them in future iPhones.
Here's a look at the iPhone features that were rumored ahead of Apple's launch that didn't end up coming to the iPhone 11 or 11 Pro.