Apple will announce the iPhone 15 lineup later this year, and if we are to go by what was released in 2022, expect to see the iPhone 15, the iPhone 15 Plus, the iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 15 Pro Max. There is a rumour that Apple might also announce an iPhone 15 Ultra, but we’ll have to wait and see how that plays out.
Below is a list of all the leaks and rumours I consider from reputable sources. Please let me know if you find a good leak missing using the comments section below, and I’ll add it here if I find it plausible.
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The iPhone 15 Pro Max has a narrower bezel, Type-C, and no physical buttons
Posted Feb 25, 2023 on Twitter by Ice Universe
iPhone 15 Plus renders reveal Dynamic Island with slimmer bezels and ‘curve’ design
The iPhone 15 Plus renders seen here show off much of what we expected based on our iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro reports…The iPhone 15 Plus is also set to adopt the Dynamic Island. This means Apple’s entire iPhone 15 lineup will have the Dynamic Island and that the notch will no longer be a “feature” of any current-model iPhone.
Posted on Feb 23, 2023 by 9to5Mac
Improved LiDAR scanner coming to iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max.
Posted Feb 24, 2023 on Twitter by Ming-Chi Kuo
The special edition colour for iPhone 15 Pro could be dark red
For the iPhone 15 Pro, a source who spoke to 9to5Mac revealed that Apple is planning a new dark red color option. The mock-up we created is mainly just to visualize what the color could look like on an iPhone. Apple’s final design will obviously be more refined.
Posted on Feb 23, 2023 by 9to5Mac
iPhone 15 Pro to feature thinner bezels, thicker ‘curve’ design and ditch the Lightning port.
These renders are based on an early CAD model and may not reflect all aspects of Apple’s final design. However, they do give us an idea of what we can expect from one of this year’s most anticipated smartphones and all of the important changes, like a more comfortable frame and USB-C.
Posted on Feb 16, 2023 by 9to5Mac
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