Three months left! What surprises will come with iPhone 15?

The iPhone 15 is no accident. It will definitely be officially unveiled in September this year. There are still three months to go before the iPhone 14 series phones will become a past tense.

For the iPhone 14 series of smartphones, there are also mixed reviews in the market. However, based on overall sales and reputation, the evaluation of the iPhone 14 series models is not particularly high. Although the vast majority are willing to increase the price to buy the iPhone 14 Pro and Promax series, they are basically very helpless because there is no better choice.

Faced with the weakness of the iPhone 14 series, can the iPhone 15 once again take on the big beam and compete with the Android flagship? Personally, I don't think there will be much surprise in the probability.

A17 chip support: can there be a big surprise in performance?
In fact, I am not very interested in the improvement of chips personally. After all, based on the current application and usage habits of mobile phones, the performance of chips is somewhat surplus to meet mainstream demand. And the chip's performance is basically improved by 10-20% every year, so there won't be much surprise either.

According to previous news reports, Apple's A17 biomimetic chip adopts TSMC's N3B process, which is TSMC's first generation 3nm process. Previously, the exposed A17 engineering machine performance data showed that GeekBench6 achieved a single core score of 3986 points and a multi-core score of 8841 points, far surpassing the current top Snapdragon 8Gen2 in the Android market.

According to convention, this chip will only be used on Pro and Promax, but its stronger performance and application scenarios are also worth considering.

Whole series Lingdong Island: Release iPhone 15

The iPhone 14 Pro's Lingdong Island is jokingly referred to as Shangdao. When it was first released, Lingdong Island's special effects did capture many people's attention. However, upon closer consideration, isn't Lingdong Island just a patch for perforated screens? There are even fruit fans who say that Android cannot create such creativity and effects, and I am quite puzzled. It's like putting a patch on a down jacket, and you insist on saying that the patch technology is good, I don't understand.

However, on this year's iPhone 15, it is predicted that the entire series will be equipped with the Smart Island as standard, and it can be installed on the island without spending a lot of money. So, from the overall quality of the screen this year, it is estimated that there will not be too surprising changes.

Full USB-C interface: progress in helplessness

To be honest, the iPhone will adopt the USB-C interface, which is somewhat helpless. The reason for this helplessness is also simple, as the European Union had previously mandated a unified interface.

Of course, replacing the new interface is definitely a good thing for users, and replacing the interface with the USB-C is basically a matter of certainty, and it is a replacement for all four models, not only the Pro version as previously rumored, but there may be differences in charging speed and transmission speed. But it is estimated that the overall speed is still slightly faster than the current interface.

Camera: Or add 6X telephoto lens telephoto night view dual upgrade

It is reported that the iPhone 15 series will introduce a periscope telephoto lens this year, supporting up to 6x optical zoom. In addition, Apple will no longer squeeze toothpaste on the sensor this time and will use Sony's latest technology to customize a three-layer stacked sensor.

This three-layer stack is actually similar to Sony's recently released flagship Xperia 1V ExmorT sensor, which uses double-layer transistor technology on a traditional backlit structure to form a three-layer stack. The main camera of the iPhone 15 series will not be an ExmorT like sensor, but rather a deep customization from Apple. However, with the support of double-layer transistor technology, the camera's performance will definitely improve, and night scene shooting will definitely be impressive.

However, at Sony's press conference earlier, the official clearly stated that the ExmorT sensor makes the Xperia 1V mobile phone comparable to the shooting quality of the full-frame digital SLR camera.