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Apple will lift the lid on its new iPhone 11 today and expect it to offer plenty of features not currently found on any of its current call makers. The big event will take place at the

firm's California headquarters in Cupertino with the Steve Jobs Theatre playing host to the famous keynote. As usual, Apple has stayed tight-lipped about what will be coming to its next

smartphones but rumours suggest we are in for more big updates. Perhaps the biggest change could come to the iPhone's camera with it thought that Apple is planning a triple-lens

snapper on the rear of this device. This could mean fans will finally get the option to shoot images with a wide-angle lens and there's speculation an improved way of taking photos at

night without the need for a flash could be inbound. Along with a better camera, you can expect to see another huge bump in performance with Apple always boosting its processor with every

new iPhone. That could also make the battery last longer with these A13 brains likely to be much more efficient. Other rumours that are swirling around the web include the addition of

something called bilateral charging which could mean you can use the iPhone 11 to refill other devices and accessories wirelessly. Finally, it's been reported that Apple Pencil support

could be coming to this device with users able to scribble on the screen without using their finger and a picture that was published by Mobile Fun at the weekend is suggesting that some fun

new colours are coming to the iPhone including a new Aura style. This could be backed up by the invite that was sent to media at the end of last month with it featuring a colourful Apple

logo and the words, "By innovation only." If all these rumours come true then Apple's next update could make your current iPhone seem a little outdated. We'll have to

wait and see what happens but luckily there's not too long to wait. The big event kicks off today at 6pm BST and Express.co.uk will be bringing you all the news and latest updates as

soon as they happen.