According to reports from reliable sources like Mark Gurman, the iPhone 15 series will be released for preorder on September 12 and 13 and goes up for sale about a week later. In this year’s iPhone, Apple will add the dark red shade to the range.
Also, it’s believed that the Pro models as well as the Pro Max models will get a new periscope lens, which will allow them to expand 6x optically.
120Hz display
The iPhone 14 Pro was the first time Apple introduced a 120Hz display in its flagship model, but it’s likely that they will restrict this feature only to iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 15 Plus. That’s unfortunate as Apple’s base iPhone models fall far behind Android counterparts when it comes to technological advancements in display.
The phone’s Pro variants come with ProMotion, a dynamic 120Hz screen that adjusts its refresh rate depending on the task at hand to help conserve battery power. This is a method that all other mobile companies are using to improve the battery life of their devices as well, so there’s iphone 15 pro 256gb an excuse for Apple to exclude it with its basic iPhones.
According to a recent tweet by Ross Young, an expert on technology for display displays It’s highly unlikely that Apple will add 120Hz display to the standard iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus. According to him, BOE, one of Apple’s main suppliers, doesn’t provide LTPO screens available at the time of launch, so the company will likely use 60Hz screens in its basic iPhone models in the coming year.
Periscope camera
Apple will soon set an all-new standard for smartphone photography with the addition of a camera with periscope in the iPhone 15 Pro Max. The new technology lets you enjoy an optical 5x, or 6x zoom. This is much more than the 3-x camera on existing iPhones.
The lens for periscopes utilizes a prism to fold the optics inward and then direct to the sensor. It allows for a longer lens without taking up the interior space. The results are impressive, with stunning images and incredible detail across all levels of zoom.
Periscope cameras are an extremely popular feature in Android smartphones for quite a while since, with brands like Huawei and Samsung making phones using the technology. This is however the first time Apple is incorporating the feature on its flagship device.
The most reputable analyst as well as Apple oracle Ming Chi Kuo forecasts that Apple will confine the periscope camera to its high-end Pro as well as Pro Max models by the end of this year. This trend will continue through 2024. It is possible that less higher-end iPhones do not come with an periscope camera because it’s expensive to Apple to implement the technology. This is consistent with the past rumours that suggested the company will only add advanced features to its top-end versions.
Audio enhancements
Apple’s desire for an all-screen phone could be a reality with the iPhone 15. There are rumors that suggest the Pro or Max models will eliminate their bezels entirely that will allow them to be similar to those of the Pixel 3 and Galaxy S10 with regard to screen sizes. A novel technique known as “LIPO” (low-injection pressure over-molding) could allow this to happen by reducing the width of the handsets to 1.5 millimeters.
With iOS 15 Apple is enhancing the audio functions to help improve the quality of your video calls as well as other apps like FaceTime, Google Hangouts, and Instagram. Mic Mode processing is focused on your voice, reduces background noise, and increases low-volume sounds. The feature is accessible by sliding down from the top-right corner of the iPhone’s screen.
Another new feature comes with Wide Spectrum mode, which improves the audio quality by recording all the sounds in the room when you make a video call. It is currently available on FaceTime and will soon be added to other apps such as WhatsApp, Zoom, and even your car’s GPS system. This can be done through launching Control Center Control Center during a video call and tapping the Wide Spectrum button. This feature is a fantastic option to stay in touch with those who are located far. There is the option to also play music on an FaceTime phone call and enjoy it all together.
