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Apple Unveils New iPhones with 5G Wireless Capability

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NEW YORK—Apple Inc. on Tuesday unveiled its first lineup of iPhones with 5G high-speed network connectivity, with the four newly developed models set to enter the market in late October and November.

The standard iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 Pro Max and iPhone mini all feature organic electroluminescent displays and mark Apple’s first use in phones of its A14 Bionic chip, which powers iPad Air tablets.

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