The new line of Apple iPhone 15 smartphones will be presented next September, unless the company changes its release schedule. Although there are still many months before the event, this equipment is all covered.
To confirm much of what we have already heard many times in traditional media, we have new images of the front panels of the Apple iPhone 15. An image that confirms much of what has already been developed for this group of phones.
Dynamic Island will be available on all Apple iPhone 15s devices
The image in question was originally released on the social network Weibo. According to the source, we have, from left to right, the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max flaps.
A detail that quickly stands out in this photo is the same cutout for the front camera and Face ID sensors on all three models. In other words, the presence of the dynamic island that Apple introduced when launching the iPhone 14 Pro.
Although the iPhone 15 Plus is not in this photo, it is almost certain that this model will also adopt the same type of screen as the iPhone 15. In fact, this year Apple will standardize the front design of its smartphones.
However, it will only be the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max that reduce their panel margins. In line with Ice Universe, this Chinese source indicates a thickness of only 1.5mm between the screen and body of the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max.
It is also certain that the iPhone 15 will remain with screens with a 60Hz refresh rate and without the always-on display. These features will remain exclusive to Pro models.
Based on other rumors, we can also say that the iPhone 15 will feature the A16 Bionic processor. The iPhone 15 Pro will be updated with the A17 Bionic, which generates a lot of expectations due to its development in 3nm lithography.
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