9 iPhone 12 models and new Mac model numbers listed in Eurasian database

What you need to know

• The first filings for Apple's iPhone 12 have been spotted.
• 9 new iPhone model numbers are listed in the Eurasian Economic Commission database.
• There's also a new desktop Mac listed, which is rumored for WWDC.

The model numbers of Apple's upcoming iPhone 12 and a new Mac have been revealed on the Eurasian Economic Commission database.

As reported by MySmartPrice:

The filing lists 'Smartphones for Apple brand', and 9 new model numbers:

Usually, the numbers go up depending on the cost of the device, 2176 is the cheapest, etc. The phones all list iOS 13 as their running operating system, however, this has happened previously with EEC filings.

A new Mac was also certified, a 'personal computer of the Apple brand' model number A2330. Apple is touted to release a new iMac at WWDC sporting the new T2 controller chip, AMD Navi GPU and no Fusion Drive.

Whilst it is hard to read too much into the configuration of the filing, 9 new models of iPhone does not mean that there will be 9 different iPhones, but likely represents several different variations of the same model in respect of their wireless capability. With Apple rumored to be switching to 5G in the next iPhone, there will likely be multiple models of the same phone sold around the world, just as there used to be with older iPhones. Here's a full rundown of the rumored pricing and model structure of the iPhone 12.