Here's the latest on what to expect from Apple's new iPhones

A report from Macotakara on Monday said Apple will increase the size of its smallest iPhone to 6.1-inches and will add new advanced cameras.

Apple's 2019 iPhones will have fancy new camera capabilities and wireless charging that lets you juice up other gadgets, according to a report from Macotakara, a trusted Apple blog, that was published on Monday.

The website echoed a report from The Wall Street Journal in January and said that Apple will add a third camera sensor to the back of its new iPhones. Macotakara didn't say what the third camera will be used for, but Bloomberg said in January that it will enable new 3D augmented reality applications.

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