Purple iPhone 12 wallpaper is now available — here’s how to grab it

Purple iPhone 12 wallpaper is now available — here'due south how to grab it

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Apple simply introduced a new wait for the iPhone 12 in the form of a cheery new color. Starting Apr 30, the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini will come up in a deep purple that stands out from the hues Apple has released in the past.

The but difference with the royal iPhone 12 is the colorway. Otherwise, y'all'll go the same A14 processor, OLED screen and dual-photographic camera setup plant in other iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini models. There is a new royal wallpaper, besides, just y'all don't necessarily need to opt for the latest iPhone 12 to add that look to your current iPhone 12 model.

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9to5Mac has posted a pair of iPhone 12-friendly screens showing off the new iPhone's purple-influenced await. Right click on either image or long-pressing if youre browsing from your iPhone. That will let y'all save the images to employ as a wallpaper on your phone, even if you don't wind upward ownership the new iPhone 12 model.

It'due south a pretty eye-communicable look Apple has introduced with the purple iPhone 12. The lilac-to-regal ripples make for a striking expect, even if you lot've opted for 1 of the other iPhone 12 colors. (Every bit a refresher, the previous iPhone 12 colors include black, white, mint light-green, blue and a [Project] Red version.

Pre-orders for the royal iPhone 12 start on Fri (April 23) with the phone arriving in stores on April 30. Similar the other iPhone 12 models, this version starts at $799 when locked to a carrier. The iPhone 12 mini, which will as well add together a purple version, starts at $699.

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