The iPhone 12 hasn't been out for a long time, but it's never too early to start speculating about what the iPhone 13 might have in store for us next year, and we could see a jump to 1TB of storage on some models, instead from the maximum of 512 GB at this time. That's according to prolific tipster Jon Prosser on Twitter, who is often right when it comes to Apple predictions. Don't take it as confirmed yet, but it seems like a spec Apple could bump up without adding too much cost, and one that it might make sense to bump up to. Go back to 2018 and the iPhone XS, which was the first Apple phone to have the 512GB option on board. Meanwhile, the first iPhone to have a 256GB configuration was the iPhone 7 back in 2016. < p lang="en" dir="ltr">Hope it's ready for 1TB iphones Oct 28, 2020 Based on these timelines, Apple is already behind schedule in adding a 1TB option. If it shows up when the iPhone 13 phones are announced, it's likely only available on the higher-end and more expensive Pro models, and of course you'll have to pay for it. With most media apps relying on streaming these days, and Apple selling its own iCloud cloud storage offerings, adding additional local capacity to iPhones is unlikely to be a top priority for the industry. company. Apple team. That being said, photo and video storage sizes continue to increase – if you plan on taking a lot of photos on your Apple smartphone, then the extra space can really come in handy. Power users will appreciate the ability to have 1TB on board. The iPhone 13 wouldn't be the first 1TB phone, though: 2's Asus ROG Phone 2019 and Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus both had 1TB storage options. Interestingly, those options have been gone in the past. Asus ROG Phone 3 and Galaxy S20 Plus. This might suggest that the demand isn't that great for that much onboard storage, but iPhone owners could find uses where Android owners can't. If Apple sticks to its traditional schedule, the iPhone 13 is expected to launch in September 2021.