APPLE’S next iPhone is just around the corner – so it’s time to think about upgrading.

We’ve checked our calendars to bring you the most likely iPhone 13 release date.

Apple's iPhone 13 will probably arrive in mid September

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Apple’s iPhone 13 will probably arrive in mid SeptemberCredit: Apple

Like clockwork, Apple launches a new iPhone (or four) every year.

Last year Apple introduced the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max.

And this year we’re expecting the iPhone 13 – along with various spin-offs.

Apple hasn’t publicly confirmed the iPhone 13 yet, but it would be a total shock if the firm didn’t unveil it this September.

A sequel to the epic iPhone 12 Pro is on the way

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A sequel to the epic iPhone 12 Pro is on the wayCredit: Apple

Importantly, Apple is a creature of habit, sticking to an obvious pattern for iPhone releases each year.

The big launch event always takes place in September, and generally falls early on in the month – on a Tuesday or Wednesday, typically.

This year, we’d expect Apple to unveil the iPhone 13 on Tuesday, September 14 or Wednesday, September 15.

Pre-orders will probably become available on Friday, September 17.

And the actual release date will most likely fall on Friday, September 24.

Of course, Apple could change its tack this year and completely surprise us.

In any case, we don’t know much about the iPhone 13.

It’s extremely likely to support 5G – like last year’s roster of iPhones.

You can also expect to see a new A15 Apple processor, and even the possible return of Touch ID.

The firm abandoned Touch ID in favour of the mug-scanning Face ID with the iPhone X back in 2017.

Apple chief Tim Cook will likely be centre-stage for the iPhone 13 reveal

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Apple chief Tim Cook will likely be centre-stage for the iPhone 13 revealCredit: Apple

It meant that Apple could fit bigger screens to the iPhone – by removing the Home button.

But now the wearing of face masks is so widespread, Face ID is less useful than it used to be.

ore expensive versions of the iPhone could get a souped-up fingerprint scanner later this year.

Importantly, this new version of Touch ID wouldn’t require a Home button.

Instead it would be built into the screen, hidden below the display.

This means Apple could still fit a giant screen to the iPhone – just like all iPhone X-style handsets to date.

Apple wouldn’t be the first to do this of course: rival firms Samsung and Huawei have both offered in-screen fingerprint scanners for a while now.

Of course, Apple hasn’t confirmed any iPhone 13 details just yet, so anything could happen.

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In other news, this clever iPhone trick scans paper documents in seconds.

Apple could be working on new foldable iPhones.

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