More iPhone Air 2 details emerge–and it’s looking like the upgrade of the year

Macworld By general consensus, the iPhone Air had two main problems, with reviewers complaining about its battery and camera performance. The latest reports, however, indicate that the 2nd-gen version of the device will address both issues. And we’ve even got numerical values for both upgrades, more than six months ahead of the launch. Earlier this month, the lawsuit-embroiled leaker Jon Prosser released a video full of claims about next year’s iPhone Air 2. Among other things, Prosser purportedly revealed a new color, a new name, estimated pricing, the release timeframe, and strategic positioning. But most important of all, he predicted (in concordance with other pundits) that the Air 2 will get a second camera lens on the rear of the chassis. This will, he said, be a 48MP ultrawide lens. The original Air had just one rear camera, a 48MP main lens, and our reviewer said they were reminded on a daily basis of this frustrating limitation. Adding a second lens would be a