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Malala joins people hilariously mocking iPhone 11’s bizarre camera design

Apple’s iPhone 11 announcement has been awaited for a long time and when it was finally revealed yesterday, people
Published September 11, 2019

Apple’s iPhone 11 announcement has been awaited for a long time and when it was finally revealed yesterday, people immediately started mocking the triple rear camera design, some even comparing it to coconuts or bowling balls.

Apple’s all new iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max versions of the device feature three back cameras arranged in a triangular design making the phone look a bit camera-heavy. The bizarre camera position even led Nobel prize laureate Malala to comment about it in her latest tweet.

Apple unveils three new much anticipated iPhones along with other devices

While some people compared it to coconuts and bowling balls, others compared it to fidget spinners, Pikachu, spiders, and even stoves.

Despite the mocking, the iPhones’ new camera design is supposed to be an updated one, featuring amazing new specs. The phones will be available for pre-orders starting September 13 and will begin shipping on September 20.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2019

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