iPhone 15 Everything About Apple's Forthcoming Smartphone: Know Here

Although the iPhone 15 debut is still a way off, rumours have already begun to circulate. Apple typically upgrades the Pro models with the newest features, but there are many reasons why this year's base model could be exceptional. Nevertheless, don't anticipate significant upgrades, even though they will be substantial. This could cause some purchasers to hesitate between the smartphone and the outdated iPhone 14. On a related topic, Flipkart is currently providing an attractive discount on Apple's new iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus Yellow versions, which are now accessible in India.

Here is all the information we currently have regarding the forthcoming iPhone 15.

• First, this year's iPhone 15 might have a 6.2-inch display, which is comparatively higher and provides more space for a larger battery. Design-wise, the dual cameras' back camera module may continue to have squarish ends and smooth borders. On the other hand, the iPhone 15 might have a Dynamic Edge like the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Plus.

• The Dynamic Notch can be helpful and also breaks up the front panel's monotonous hole-punch or notch design. Depending on the notice, the small pill-shaped notch can change in height. This year, Apple iPhone 15 might introduce a few additional features to make it more adaptable.

• Although it's long past due, it's still being determined whether Apple will add ProMotion display technology to the standard iPhone 15. Many Android phones have a 120Hz touchscreen, which is what ProMotion is. Additionally, it enhances the gameplay experience.

• According to one of the reports, the iPhone 15 may have a 48-megapixel primary camera, which is already present on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. The standard iPhones have had two 12-megapixel cameras on the rear for the past three years. The front may continue to sport a 12-megapixel camera.

• As previously stated, if the iPhone 15's size rises, Apple might consider including a larger battery. This year's most significant improvement is the iPhone 15 series, which now has a USB-C connection in place of its proprietary interface. The primary goal of this is to adhere to EU laws.

• Apple already employs USB-C connections on its iPads and Macs, so the technology is familiar to the manufacturer. We'll have to wait and see what Apple has planned for the iPhone 15, as some rumours indicate that they may limit support for third-party USB-C cables.

• The iPhone 15 might have an A16 Bionic Processor, while the newest A17 SoC might power the Pro versions. Although the former is a robust chipset, most users won't detect a performance change.

• If Apple introduces new functions this year, the price of the iPhone 15 might go up. The basic variants' starting costs have been Rs 79,900 for the past two years. The starting fee for this year could be Rs 85,000.