Apple released the iPhone 13 series alongside the new Apple Watch Series 7 and the iPad mini 6. Although many people complained about the minor incremental upgrades aboard iPhone 13 compared to its predecessor, recent reports suggest that the new iPhones are outselling the iPhone 12 series in the market.
Overall, the iPhone 13 shipment numbers are expected to grow by 16% year-on-year in 2021. Moreover, as this year’s iPhone models gained so much popularity, chances are Apple might face lower demands for its iPhone 14 models that are going to be released in 2022. However, I feel that’s unlikely as iPhone 14 might bring a drastic design overhaul. The rumors suggest that iPhone 14 series will boast an iPhone 4-like design, a punch-hole selfie camera (instead of a huge notch) on the front, and a main camera setup that sits flush with the back panel.
