The iPhone 15 will arrive in a few months, but there are already many rumors about it on social networks. For example, we know that all iPhone 15s will have a USB-C socket, which is good news. The less good news is you’ll enjoy different transfer speeds depending on the model you buy. Pro models get a faster USB-C port (from 1.25 to 2.5GB/s), the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Ultra will be limited to 60MB/s speeds typical of the classic Lightning port.
According to leaked ShrimpApplePro (@VNchocoTaco), iPhone 15 will have a new design with rounded edges similar to the MacBook Pro design
Apple will likely use titanium for the body for the Pro models pic.twitter.com/EQvUoJyxQL
—Apple Hub (@theapplehub) 21 November 2022
A post on Twitter gives us more details on what the iPhone 15 might look like. According to VNChocoPro, the edges on the back of the handset will be more rounded. So they would imitate the design of the MacBook Pro 2022 from the company at apple. Angles are planned without getting lost. As a result, the back of the iPhone would be rounded, but the front would change very little.
iPhone 15 will be made of titanium, a first for Apple
Another innovation announced by ShrimpApplePro is about the materials used for the iPhone 15. Although the leaker claims that the back of the device will be made of glass, it could be made of titanium as a first for Apple. Information will of course be received conditionally, and once Apple’s business strategy is known, only top-of-the-line iPhone 15 models will be made from this metal light, durable, non-rusting and very low heating.
The iPhone 15s are expected to be released only in the fall of 2023. Generally speaking, when it comes to its flagship product, Apple is sticking to the schedule. If some Apple Stores are already considering making a big debut during the marketing of new iPhones, it’s the iPhone 14 that’s knocking off the shelves right now. Especially iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. If you want to offer or buy for Christmas, know that they will not arrive on time. On the other hand, the “simple” iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Ultra are much less difficult to tear. They are still available in the store.
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