The iPhone 13 will likely debut at Apple's September 14 product event, and rumors about the phone have given us a clear picture of what to potentially expect from Apple. The company will reportedly offer four models again, ranging from the 5.4-inch iPhone 13 to the iPhone 13 Pro Max, but that doesn't mean there won't be exciting upgrades on the way.

The possibility of adding a 120Hz display is at the top of our list, even if we don't know if that is a Pro-only feature. And some of the computational photography tricks we've heard about also sound very intriguing. These and other upgrades could propel the iPhone 13 to the top of our best phones list.

And also because some iPhone 13 leaks are definitely more exciting than others, we helped cut through the hype with a ranked list of new iPhone 13 rumors to tide you over until the September 14 Apple event We wanted to Let's count down the biggest new iPhone rumors.

It's hard to keep topping yourself when you already have the fastest phone in the world. But there is no doubt that the A15 Bionic chip rumored to be in the iPhone 13 will be the best performing in any phone. we haven't heard much about A15 Bionic yet, but it is expected to be based on the same 5nm process as the A14 Bionic Apple is now making a new phone that will be faster and more powerful. Apple should offer faster speeds, better efficiency, and improved graphics this time around.

Apple should at least face tougher competition this year from the rumored Snapdragon 895 chip and the new Exynos chip with AMD graphics that could be in Samsung's Galaxy S22. Meanwhile, Google is trying to compete with Apple with its own chip called Tensor for the Pixel 6.

Forgive me for not being that excited, but the idea of a smaller notch on the iPhone 13 is not thrilling. However, we are pleased to see that the iPhone 13's notch will be reduced in size, increasing the screen area a bit and reducing the distractions of the design. Apple will reportedly achieve this through a combination of moving the iPhone 13's speaker and possibly shrinking some of the sensors that enable Face ID.

The iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max will reportedly offer an upgraded ultra-wide camera with autofocus, whereas the current iPhone 12 Pro models have a fixed focus lens. Furthermore, we are told that the iPhone's ultra-wide-angle lens will be a 6P lens instead of a 5P lens, which is expected to result in brighter images and less distortion. Additionally, the iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max may be upgraded to a larger 1.9um pixel main sensor, which should help in low light.

It's no secret that the iPhone 12 was not the fastest 5G phone, but Apple should upgrade its game with the iPhone 13 with Qualcomm's new modem. the Snapdragon X60 modem said to be in the iPhone 13 capable of aggregating 5G data from both the mmWave and sub-6GHz bands simultaneously. This provides an optimal combination of high speed and low latency network coverage, which should prove valuable as 5G networks are deployed.

While the new iPhone 12 "In the Dark" commercial is fun in that we see people taking all sorts of selfies in very dark places, I am eager to see more of what the iPhone 13 will produce when shooting the night sky. One rumor has it that the iPhone 13 will offer new astrophotography capabilities, perhaps eventually allowing users to successfully photograph the moon without a tripod.

Meanwhile, iPhone 13 is also said to offer portrait mode video, which adds a blur effect to the background when shooting. Since iOS 15 already adds a portrait mode effect to FaceTime calls, it will be very exciting to see this on the back camera.

Reports by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman and others have noted that Apple will offer an always-on display for the iPhone 13, similar to the Apple Watch 6. Presumably, it would allow users to quickly check time, battery level, and perhaps notifications at a glance. However, this feature could be limited to the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max, if these two devices are the only ones that offer 120Hz displays that allow for lower refresh rates. 13 Pro Max may be limited to the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max.

So here are the last iPhone 13 rumors.

The most widely reported iPhone 13 rumor is also the most exciting, but we do not know how limited this feature will be. The bottom line is that Apple's adoption of LTPO technology could provide a 120Hz display on at least the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max. The panels can be scaled from 120Hz to 1Hz, similar to the Galaxy S21 Ultra, to save power.

The overall benefit of a 120Hz display is that it allows for smoother scrolling and better movie playback and gaming. However, titles need to be optimized for 120Hz playback, and this will not be a problem for Apple, which is focused on working with developers to roll out new features.

Apple is notoriously slow to adopt features compared to Samsung and other Android phone makers, so the key for the company will be how to achieve 120Hz better than its competitors.