this is your news updatefor December 21st, 2020. And since I'm doing these every week, I thought I'd just put the date inthere to kind of keep it consistent throughout. Now, the first thingcomes from counterpoint research, which said that the iPhone 12 and 12pro models are the world's best-selling 5g smartphones, whichdoesn't really surprise me. iPhones will sell a lot from the timethey release up until whenever the next one comes out. So the iPhone 12 and 12 proare the sort of the perfect size, I think for most people. And it doesn't surprise me that theyseem to be the best seller. Now, Apple does not release these numbers,but according to counterpoint research, the 12th, 11, 12 pro are the world's best-selling5g smartphones followed by the note 20 ultra. So that's the next one in line, which is kind of interesting becauseit looks like Samsung may not release a note 20 this coming year, but either way, it's nice to see that Appleis doing well with the phones. And I'm sure we'll seemore about that later. Hopefully Apple will update them aswell or update us on them as well. The mini apparently is the least selling. And then the 12 pro max issomewhere in between. Now, as far as the iPhone 13, well,I've shown you this before. This is not an iPhone atall.

It's actually a clone, but if the iPhone 13 looks anything likethis, at least it'll be squared off. But according to analyst Ross young, the iPhone 13 has said tofeature an LTPO 120 Hertz, Oh, led display. Now hewas correct about them, not including the 120 Hertz displaythis year and has said that they'll include it next year. And Iwould expect them to do that, given that everyone elsehas kind of done that. They've done promotion on the iPadpro for a few years now since 2017. And I think it's time to bring it to theiPhones as long as the supply chain is there to do so. And with an LTPOdisplay, they could do that. So I think they'll have that in thisupcoming option with a promotion display, at least on the pro and ProMax phones, I would think. And then maybe the other phones lateron now also Apple is apparently working on its own modem to replace theQualcomm modems. Now in the past, we had Qualcomm than we had Intelfrom about the iPhone 10 to the iPhone 11 series. And then we're back to Qualcomm afterApple settled the dispute between Qualcomm and themselves with somedifferent patents and things. So apparently they're licensing technologythat will allow them to create their own chips. And I'm pretty anxious to see whatthey've got because they could create very low power chips. They've done thiswith their a series processors. The a 14 bionic for example, is super power efficient and superfast compared to the competition. And if they can do the same thingfor their wifi or cellular modems, I would love to see them dothat. So that sort of thing, whether or not they'redoing wifi, I don't know, but it appears to be that they're goingto work on cellular modems for 5g, which could really help withpower and signal over time. So I'd love to see that I'd love to seewhat Apple has and hopefully we'll that maybe as soon as next year, but thereis no timeframe given for that. Now, according to an Apple patentfound by patently Apple, apparently the next Apple watchcould have touch ID on it. Now there's some interestingdrawings from that patent, that show basically the button here onthe side could be used as a fingerprint sensor. It looks very similar to what we have onthe iPad air with a fingerprint sensor. If they included thatinto the Apple watch, I think it makes sense for verifyingtransactions instead of just double-clicking better biometricsecurity and things like that. Then also Apple insider found a separatepatent that hints to Apple working on under display cameras for the Apple watch.

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