How will the iPhone 15 models look? Here is the new design

Apple introduced the iPhone 14 series with its event last month. The technology giant is now preparing for the iPhone 15 series, which it will introduce next year. Social media phenomenon Ming Chi Kuo, who analyzes technology today, made a new claim about the iPhone 15 design. The company has recently announced that it will leave the Lightning port on the iPhone 15 series and turn to USBC-C. If the new claims are correct, there will be changes in the iPhone 15 series. Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.

Apple will return to the old design on the Pro models of the iPhone 15 series!

In the leaks that emerged a long time ago, claims were made that Apple would leave the Lightning port on the new iPhones and turn to USB-C. The company recently accepted this and announced that it will use USB-C in the iPhone 15 series.

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Today, a new claim about the iPhone 15 design has emerged in the shares of the analyst named Ming Chi Kuo on his Twitter account. Ming Chi Kuo announced that Apple wants to make a design change on the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max models. The company will use solid-state design in the power and volume keys in its new models. The analyst also announced that he will increase the Taptic Engine vibration engine from one to three for the user to experience the click sensation.

In addition, TrendForce recently shared that the RAM capacity of the iPhone 15 series will be 8GB. In addition, only the Pro model in the series is expected to be powered by the Bionic A17 processor.

The famous analyst also shared that Apple will bring a security tool similar to the OEM feature on Android devices in new iPhone models. OEM Lock is a function that prevents the device from being used if the phone is reset by third parties. After your phone is reset, it will prompt you to enter your Google Account during setup.

What do you, our readers, think about this issue? What do you expect from the iPhone 15 series in terms of design and hardware? You can express your views in the Comments section.