By Annie Palmer For Dailymail.com
Published: 23:57 GMT, 31 January 2019 | Updated: 00:23 GMT, 1 February 2019
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Apple's next iPhone will feature a major upgrade to its camera and its charging cables - the latter of which users may not be happy about.
The Silicon Valley giant intends to build on its current dual-lens camera by launching a successor to the iPhone XS Max that features three rear cameras, according to Bloomberg.
In addition, Apple will make the move from its current Lightning port setup to a charging system that relies on USB-C cables.
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The Silicon Valley giant intends to build on its current dual-lens camera by launching a successor to the iPhone XS Max that features three rear cameras
With a triple lens setup, the next top-of-the-line iPhone will be able to capture a larger field of view, as well as a wider range of zoom.
The camera will capture more pixels so that Apple might be able to edit a video or photo to be able to fit in someone who was cut off by the original shot, Bloomberg said.
Additionally, the Live Photos feature will mean that it can capture videos that are six seconds long, instead of just three seconds.
Apple is also expected to introduce a more powerful 3D camera in all three of its upcoming phones, which
