According to an analyst from Citi Research, Apple’s upcoming iPhone 11 is expected to support Apple Pencil. Last year, the media reported that the iPhone Xs and the iPhone Xs Max would the first iPhones to support Apple Pencil, but that didn’t happen.
From the past few years, Apple has been working to bring stylus functionality to iPhones, but the Citi analyst claims that Apple is finally ready to bring the Apple Pencil support to its iPhones this year.
Currently, the first-generation Apple Pencil works with the iPad mini 5, 6th-gen iPad, 1st and 2nd-gen iPad Pro, and 3rd-gen iPad Air. The second-generation Apple Pencil only works with the 11-inch iPad Pro and 3rd-gen 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
The iPhone 11 is expected to be launch in September this year. The smartphone is likely to sport a triple-cameras at the back. Media reports suggest that it will have a standard wide-angle unit, an ultra-wide-angle lens and a telephoto lenswith 12MP Sony sensor.
Apple is also planning to include support for underwater photography. In April, renowned Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said that the 2019 iPhone models will carry the same screen size as the 2018 models.
