They probably dropped the “S” naming convention.
Neither the 11 have a 'S' also. I think from now Apple might just go without it, so next year will be 13, then in 2022 will be 14, etc.
Why would 11 have an S when it’s suppose to be 11?
Looking back to iPhone history proves that Apple have a way of naming the "S" version. It's not about Apple could name whatever they want. They can, but they won't.
But the truth remains that 11 does not have a 'S' version, and so with some others.



Cos the end of road for 11 liao.
2G/3/3GS same design.
4/4S same design.
5/5S same design.
6/6S/7/8 same design.
X/XS/11 same design.
Maybe next yr really is 12S.
2022 full screen display maybe go for to X design.![]()

Next year will be iPhone 13. There won’t be 12S.
They have a XS series. This iPhone 12 is a redesign so no S naming.
iphone 8 is not a redesign. Why no 7S?
