iPhone 15 tipped to steal 4 key features of iPhone 14 Pro models

We are likely just 2 months away from the launch of Apple's latest iPhone 15 series and the leaks have already painted a good picture of the 2023 iPhones. The rumour mill has so far suggested that the upcoming iPhone 15 smartphone will be borrowing four key features of last year's iPhone 14 Pro models that were made available for more than Rs 1.20 lakh in India. Let's take a look at those premium features.

iPhone 15 is tipped to steal 4 key features of iPhone 14 Pro models

-If rumours and leaks are to be believed, the standard model in the iPhone 15 series will get Apple's new Dynamic Island feature. This means that the flagship phone will have a punch-hole display design. Though, there is no official confirmation on this. This design is currently limited to only iPhone 14 Pro models. But, this might change this year, which is something that has been in the rumour mill for some time now. This will also help Apple differentiate the new version from previous models as the company was heavily criticized last year for offering the same design on regular models for years.

-In addition to this, another feature that it could borrow from last year's iPhone 14 Pro models is the frosted glass back panel with a matt finish.

-The iPhone 15 will likely pack Apple's Bionic A16 chipset under the hood, which powered last year's iPhone 14 Pro models. This is something that the company started last year – offering a one-year-old flagship chipset with lower-priced models. Hence, the same is expected to happen with the new ones too.

-Lastly, the next generation iPhone 15 model is said to receive a massive upgrade in terms of cameras, according to the leaks. The regular versions are said to feature 48-megapixel cameras that we have seen on the Pro models of iPhone 14 series. This would be a major upgrade over the 12-megapixel sensors seen on the existing iPhone models. But, don't expect to see a telephoto lens on the standard version.

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We could also see a USB Type C port at the bottom instead of Apple's proprietary Lightning port. A couple of months ago, the EU made it mandatory to use a single charging port for mobile phones, tablets, and cameras by 2024. The rule requires Apple and other electronics producers to use USB-C for devices. Hence, Apple is heavily rumoured to offer its iPhone 15 series with a USB Type C port.