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iPhone Air 2 reportedly enters EVT testing with A20 Pro and dual 48MP cameras

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Apple’s second-generation iPhone Air has reportedly entered the EVT stage of development, with a new leak pointing to a 6.55-inch 120Hz OLED display, A20 Pro chip, dual 48-megapixel cameras, a larger battery, and an even thinner 5.3mm design. Leaker Sunny […] The post iPhone Air 2 reportedly enters EVT testing with A20 Pro and dual 48MP cameras first appeared on The Apple Post.
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(Image: Digital Chat Station. Edition) The iPhone Air 2 can arrive with two rear cameras and a larger battery, according to a new leak of information from Digital Chat Station. The changes point directly to two of the main criticisms of Apple's first ultra-fine smartphone and which were pointed out in the 4gnews review: autonomy and limitations in photography. As reported by Gizmochina, the informant indicates that the battery will go from 3149 …

Apple is reported to be working on iPhone Air 2. Leakers now want details of the equipment that will make you listen: Does the thinnest iPhone come with these improvements? This article has been sorted under Apple, Smartphone, Technology, Mobile, Apple iPhone Air.

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netzwelt broke the news on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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