The middle frame is usually the centerpiece of the phone's design, containing systems like the motherboard, mainframe, battery and display. In this case the middle frame is strongly suggestive of the iPhone XI's new triple camera setup which will sit in the upper left corner of the rear panel, just like in these images.
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There are three circular holes for the regular, ultra-wide and telephoto cameras, one square for the LED flash and another that could house some sort of 3D sensor like a Time of Flight camera.
The biggest innovation of the iPhone XI is the super wide-angle and the rear TOF lenses. This is not a new feature. Many Chinese OEMs like Xiaomi and Huawei have smart phones with super wide-angle lenses and these cameras can shoot really good landscape images.
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However, it is expected that Apple will come up with a unique super wide angle lens if it wants to make an impact.
Apple iPhone XI rear lens consists of three main lenses which include a normal wide-angle lens, a 2x zoom telescope sensor and a super wide-angle lens.
As a result, the iPhone XI’s rear lens position cannot be as vertical as the iPhone X, but instead, it has been changed to a square structure.
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