The iPhone 12 launch could be just a couple of weeks away. And it seems Apple itself could be responsible for leaking the date.
A test feed briefly appeared on Apple's YouTube channel for an upcoming livestream, with the date given as 10th September 2020 (spotted by 9to5Mac). Accidentally revealing the launch date would be an uncharacteristic slip-up for the notoriously secretive company.
Of course, the livestream could be for a different product altogether. Apple is thought to be readying a new MacBook (using its own Silicon chips rather than Intel's, for the first time), new iPad and a new Apple Watch. So it might not be the iPhone 12 event at all.
What we do know for certain is that the iPhone 12 will launch in September or October, so either way, we're not far away from a new iPhone.
Apple could discontinue two of its current models following the launch. According to one Twitter account (via TechRadar), the iPhone XR and iPhone 11 Pro will be axed once the iPhone 12 is available.
Still, it's worth noting that this Twitter account has no track record of reliable leaks, and only 39 followers. So like the rumoured launch date, take both rumours with a hefty dose of salt.
