News & Reviews:   Apple iPhone 15

Earlier this week, vivo announced that the vivo X100 series would use a customised Sony stacked image sensor. Well, this year's iPhone 15 series could do the same. More specifically, the iPhone 15 standard models.

Usually, Apple launches its iPhone on Tuesdays. However, that trend changed last year when the company released the iPhone 14 on Wednesdays. According to rumours, this trend might continue this year.

The upcoming iPhone 15 lineup by Apple will reportedly retain the spec differences between the Pro and non-Pro models as the iPhone 14 series in the display department. In other words, the vanilla iPhone 15 models are set to miss out on ProMotion and always-on display again.

The iPhone 15 series that’s coming later year is expected to feature USB-C in accordance with the latest EU regulations. However, despite the universal nature of the port, Apple is reportedly planning to limit its functionality, whereby it may not work with accessories not approved by the tech giant.

Apple may be upgrading the iPhone 15 series with WiFi 6E, the same WiFi standard currently available on the latest M2-powered MacBook Pro, Mac Mini and iPad Pro. This is according to a research note shared by Barclays analysts Blayne Curtis and Tom O’Malley.

We've heard a few rumours regarding the Apple iPhone 15 series. Now, a new one has come, saying that the iPhone 15 would feature a titanium chassis and sport a new rounded border design with curved rear edges, as per tipster ShrimpApplePro.