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iPhone 15: Top rumours and leaks show us what to expect from Apples next iPhone

As September approaches, our excitement for the new iPhone is just increasing. However, we are yet to know more about the upcoming iPhone series and what it is going to have in store for us. But amidst all that, rumours and leaks have started doing rounds on the internet.

Here are the top 5 things that we know about the iPhone 15 series: 

Design and Display:

Just like the iPhone 14 series, we can expect four phones from the iPhone 15 series too. The sizes of these phones might be similar to the iPhone 14 series. So two 6.1 inch iPhones, out of which one will be the standard variant. And two 6.7 inch phones, one out of which will be the Plus variant. The other two phones are expected to be higher-end “Pro” variants. 

No major design changes are expected with the iPhone 15 series and they will look similar to the iPhone 14 series. However, titanium frames, slimmer bezels, and some minor design changes with more curved device edges are expected in the Pro models.

Also read: iPhone 15 could reach your hands later than previously expected: Here’s why

On top of that, the iPhone 15 Pro Max could also see the periscope lens technology for enhanced zoom capabilities.

Like Apple always does, the best features will be reserved for the iPhone 15 Pro variant.

iPhone 15

USB C Cable

The biggest rumour circulating online is about iPhone’s charging support. We might be able to see a USB type-C port instead of the standard Lightning port on all iPhone variants. 

Notch-less display 

I think Apple has finally heard us and is doing away with the notch. With the upcoming iPhone 15 models, we could see the ‘Dynamic Island’ replacing the notch, hopefully in all the four iPhone variants. Apple has stuck with the notch ever since it launched the iPhone X.

Qualcomm modern chips

With the 4 iPhone 15 phones, Apple is expected to use the Qualcomm modern chips. This is because its own modem chips are still under development. So, the standard iPhone 15 models might be upgraded to the A16 chip that has been used in the iPhone 14 Pro models. While on the other hand, the higher end variants of iPhone 15 will use more efficient 3-nanometer A17 chips.

Also read: Apple iPhone 15 leaks: Take first look at design and colour options

iPhone 15 Colours

We can expect two new colours with the upcoming iPhone 15 series. These are: Dark Pink and Light blue. These will be available in addition to the classic black, white and red.

We can only wait till September to officially hear what Apple has worked on with the iPhone 15 series phones.



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