[New leaks have revealed 3D renderings of the iPhone 13. And there are two notable changes in these renderings: a smaller notch and a new diagonal camera layout.

What may be the biggest surprise is the three notches for the front camera, which the source of this leak speculates that Apple may offer dual front cameras. However, we question this aspect of the leak.

As reported by MySmartPrice (via iMore), rendered images of the new iPhone 13 show the device from multiple angles. According to the site, the overall design is quite similar to the iPhone 12, with a flat-edge design and an almost edge-to-edge display.

The iPhone 13 is said to measure 146.7 x 71.5 x 7.6 mm, the same height and width as the iPhone 12, but slightly thicker. iPhone 12 is 7.4 mm thick.

MySmartPrice says the three notches on the front of the iPhone 13 rendering are the "biggest surprise." The normal arrangement is two notches to the left of the notch and a third notch to the right of the earpiece.

In this design, the earpiece is placed above all three cameras. However, this does not mean that Apple will offer two front cameras; it could very well be the same setup seen on previous iPhones with Face ID: front camera, infrared camera, and dot projector.

These iPhone 13 renderings also reveal a smaller notch overall. Still, it would be a welcome change, as it would bring iPhone users closer to a more immersive full-screen experience.

What has not been seen before is the diagonal placement of the iPhone 13's rear camera, which is a shift from the iPhone 12's vertical design. Overall, four notches remain, two for the camera and two more for the noise-canceling microphone. As such, a LiDAR sensor would not be expected, as it may be reserved for the iPhone 13 Pro lineup.

Finally, MySmartPrice expects the iPhone 13 to have a longer battery life, thanks in part to the new LTPO display. However, this may still only be the case for the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max.