Apple iPhone 11 Leak: 2019 Models Appear On Eurasian Database

Pictured: A customer holding an iPhone XR box at the Apple Covent Garden re-opening and iPhone XR launch at Apple Store on Oct. 26, 2018. Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images

Several Apple devices have been found listed on the Eurasian Economic Regulatory database, indicating that an official announcement about them will be made soon.

The database, first spotted by Indian blog MySmartPrice, lists 11 “Smartphones of the trademark ‘Apple’.” The new iPhones are listed as model numbers A2111, A2160, A2161, A2215, A2216, A2217, A2218, A2219, A2220, A2221, and A2223.

These models likely stand for the successors to Apple’s current iPhone models. The A2111, A2161 and A2215 numbers probably stand for the successor to the iPhone XR, 9To5Mac speculated.The other model numbers, on the other hand, stand for the successors to the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max.

There are many listings as Apple is expected to sell different variants in different locations, all of them differing in cellular band compatibility.

The listing certified that all of these upcoming devices run on iOS12, but all of them can be expected to run on iOS 13. Apple is expected to announce iOS 13 during this year’s WWDC 2019, and then announce the smartphones sometime in September this year, MacRumors reported.

Specs

All three iPhone models -- the successors to the iPhone XR, XS and XS Max -- are expected to feature the same form factor as that of their predecessors. All three, however, are expected to feature beefed up cameras and internal specs.

The 2019 iPhone XR is expected to come with two cameras, one on top of the other, placed beside an LED flash inside a box located at the top left corner of the phone’s rear side. This camera setup is a big leap from the iPhone XR’s camera, and will feature a wide-angle lens and a telephoto lens.

On the other hand, the 2019 iPhone XS and XS Max will both feature three cameras arranged together like a triangle and placed inside a box, with an LED flash, at the back of the phone. It is believed that one of the three cameras fitted on the more expensive iPhones is an ultra-wide camera made by Sony.

All three models will feature a larger camera bump to accommodate their upgraded cameras, Two of the high-end variants might feature a frosted glass design, while the cheapest version is believed to come in six colors including green and lavender.