Apple’s next generation of iPhone are reportedly in production. A Bloomberg report said that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing has started early test production of the A13 processor that will power the iPhone 11. The chip may reportedly enter mass production as early as this month. September is usually the month where Apple unveils its new line of iPhones. There is little definitive news about the new flagship smartphone but rumours say it will have three rear camera and bilateral charging. No one is expecting to see a 5G version of the iPhone 11.

Apple is expected to show off its latest operating system, iOS13 at the annual WWDC event on June 3 before the new iPhones are revealed. We are also expecting to see a new version of MacOS and an App Store for the Apple Watch. There may even be a new iPad or MacBook. Apple didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing declined to comment.