iPhone 15 to receive major upgrade, could share feature with iPhone 15 Pro
Delhi : This year, the iPhone 15 series is going to violate a lot of norms! There are several variations between the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro versions in terms of their designs, features, and specifications. Thankfully, according to the most recent leaks and speculations, Apple is making an attempt to preserve some of the unique features for the future iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models the same.
According to a trustworthy Weibo account, Apple intends to release the basic iPhone 15 and the largest iPhone 15 Plus models with frosted rear glass finishes, comparable to the Pro versions, according to Forbes. With this design change, the entire look will be improved, and the phones will appear more upscale.
The tipper has previously correctly predicted the yellow iPhone 14. The iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro may share more features this year, though. Much more than that is being hinted at by the disclosures. Here is what you may anticipate.
Similarities between the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro
The iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus are rumoured to receive various updates that will practically bring their functionality on level with the iPhone 15 Pro models, in addition to this frosted rear glass design.
USB-C powering
Apple is anticipated to retire the traditional lightning port! Apple could start using the USB-C charging connector in favour of the lightning port this year. It's interesting that it will work with every iPhone 15 model.
Dynamic Island
Manifestation of Dynamic Island! The innovative iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max feature that turns the i-shaped pill cutout into functional functions is the first of its kind. The Dynamic Island features are anticipated to be added to the full iPhone 15 series this year.
48MP camera
The 48MP primary camera, which Apple first launched on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max last year, is a noteworthy improvement seen on the iPhone 15. This is the first time that an Apple basic iPhone model has a 48MP camera. The primary camera on non-Pro iPhone models up to this point had been a 12MP model.
