Contrary to the claims of delay that have been circulating for a while, the iPhone 14 will be released in September, that is, on its regular date. After trial production, which was reported to have started on schedule in February, the phone is now said to have entered the engineering verification phase.
He said he learned this through a supply chain survey, said Jeff Pu, an analyst at Haitong International Securities. According to him, no delay is expected, but considering the war situation added to the ongoing Covid epidemic, it is also useful to be prepared for a possible bad surprise.
Sharing other details of the iPhone 14 series, Pu said that the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will have a new 48MP main camera, as we have heard before, and that the entry-level model has a larger screen compared to last year. stated it would.
Pu says the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max will likely feature a periscope camera with 5x optical zoom instead of the 3x optical zoom on current models.
Pu also claims that Apple will equip some 2024 iPads with OLED displays. In particular, it is said that Apple will bring this screen technology to the 11-inch and 12.9-inch models, which are the sizes we currently see only used by the iPad Pro series.
Given that the iPhone 15 will likely have a major camera upgrade, you might be thinking how logical it is to upgrade to the iPhone 14, assuming you don’t renew your phone every year. Unfortunately, it’s too early to give a definitive answer as we don’t even know what the iPhone 14 series will offer, let alone the iPhone 15.
However, it seems likely that this year’s major upgrades will be limited to the Pro models, replacing the current 12MP camera with a 48MP main camera and camera punch holes instead of a notch.
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