iPhone 15 news: iPhone 15 will have USB-C charging; iPhone 15 Pro Max with 8GB RAM and periscope lens: Report

Apple is synonymous with innovation. Every year the Cupertino-based tech giant introduces unparalleled innovations in premium smartphones. This year, Apple unveiled the long-awaited iPhone 14 series. The next-generation iPhone Pro models, with their Dynamic Island notch, 48 MP primary camera, satellite connectivity, collision detection, etc., are already making waves in the tech circuit.

Now that the iPhone 14 series has hit the market, all eyes are on Apple’s next big innovation. While the iPhone 15 is a long way off, the internet is awash with leaks and rumors about Apple’s upcoming smartphones.

According to the latest report, the new iPhone 15 series will ditch the Lightning charging port and switch to a USB-C port. The iPhone 15 series will have four smartphones that will come with massive upgrades. It is reported that demand for the iPhone 14 has been lower. Now, it seems that Apple is focusing on bringing a number of changes to the iPhone 15 series. The low sales of the iPhone 14 series comes after a decline in the sale of the iPhone 13 Mini. Apple, however, has discontinued this Mini iPhone.

According to the technology portal
TrendForce, Apple will have four new models in the iPhone 15 lineup with two processors to distinguish the standard and the latest variants. The iPhone 15 Pro models are said to come with an upgraded 8GB of RAM. The upgraded RAM should match Apple’s new processor. In the meantime, iPhone 15 Pro Max it is type to display a periscope lens.

Experts believe Apple is switching from the Lightning port to Type-C due to the European Union’s mandate for Type-C ports on all devices.

The iPhone 14 series was launched on September 7 at the ‘Far Out’ event. While Apple introduced a host of improvements, there has been no radical change in the design of the smartphones. The only addition was replacing the iPhone mini with a 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Plus model, which basically had similar features to the standard iPhone 14.