Is Apple teasing a 120Hz iPhone 13 with its WWDC 2021 schedule?
Apple is showing developers how to 'optimize for variable refresh rate displays'      After all, iOS apps will need to be updated with support for the next-gen iPhone displays. And if small developers arent familiar with the tech in time for the launch, that could lead to a significant delay. In addition to the 120Hz ProMotion panels, Apples iPhone 13 Pro series should feature a smaller notch and upgraded triple-camera systems. Significantly    The vanilla iPhone 13 models wont support 120Hz but are expected to receive the updated notch design. These phones should also gain bigger batteries and an upgraded dual-camera setup. Perhaps the company is pushing developers to familiarize themselves over the summer with variable refresh rate displays on Apple platforms before the launch of the iPhone 13 Pro models in June.After all, iOS apps will need to be updated with support for the next-gen iPhone displays. And if small developers arent familiar with the tech in time for the launch, that could lead to a significant delay.In addition to the 120Hz ProMotion panels, Apples iPhone 13 Pro series should feature a smaller notch and upgraded triple-camera systems. Significantly larger batteries are rumored as well.The vanilla iPhone 13 models wont support 120Hz but are expected to receive the updated notch design. These phones should also gain bigger batteries and an upgraded dual-camera setup. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER! Apple made no hardware announcements at WWDC 2021 on Monday and instead focused on its latest software updates. But an upcoming WWDC session might be a hint at whats to come from Apples iPhone 13.Developer Ryan Jones pointed out that Apple has scheduled a WWDC 2021 session on June 11 that focuses entirely on how to optimize apps for platforms that support variable refresh rate displays.The timing is particularly interesting because the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max are expected to introduce support for Apples 120Hz ProMotion tech this coming September.Of course, it could all be purely coincidental, but its worth noting that the last four generations of iPad Pro have featured 120Hz ProMotion displays and only now is Apple creating a session that focuses on the tech.