https://www.cnet.com/news/iphone-11-rumors-price-specs-features-and-everything-else-we-know/ > With all of the biggest players set to debut 5G phones in 2019, all of the signals suggest that Apple won't join them until 2020 -- at the earliest. With the company still working to bring OLED displays to the entirety of its lineup, foldable screens don't seem to be a realistic route on Apple's near-term roadmap. There are some rumors about the next generation of Face ID -- including better performance in lower light -- but the consensus is that we'll see only incremental steps for Apple's camera technology in the next iPhone. > But, still, this is Apple. Despite signs of slumping performance at the end of 2018, it still made $37 billion in revenue from selling nearly 50 million phones from July through September last year. The iPhone remains a premium product sold by a premium brand. So we can't count out the possibility of Apple surprising us this fall with revolutionary features or distinctive aesthetics.