A brand-new Apple leak confirms the shocking iPhone 15 release.

 A brand-new Apple leak confirms the shocking iPhone 15 release.

 

Legally, Apple's iPhone 15 upgrade is likely to be its locked-down USB-C implementation; however, for iPhone fans, a new leak has almost confirmed that the cameras will be the biggest surprise on their release. Unknownz21, a well-known leaker, claims that they have: Finally, independent confirmation of this was received: Periscope focal point will be accessible solely on the iPhone 15 Expert Max."

 

This gossip has been coursed for a really long time, yet few viewed it in a serious way, given it would disappoint iPhone purchasers to see the list of capabilities of the iPhone 15 Master and Star Max split interestingly. The Pro and Pro Max have always performed similarly, with the purchase decision typically based on preference for size.

 

That presently looks set to change with the iPhone 15 setup, and enthusiasts of more modest telephones will either be compelled to pass up the absolute best highlights or purchase a cell phone far greater than they would like.

 

Positivity aside, the absence of a periscope camera from the iPhone lineup has become increasingly obvious, and the Pro Max will address this issue. Samsung's flagship is capable of producing up to 100x of zoom with increasingly solid results, while rivals, most notably the Galaxy S23 Ultra, have gone big on a combination of periscope lenses and digital zoom.

 

Apple's competitors, on the other hand, typically restrict their periscope lenses to the largest phones. Why? Although Apple has consistently overcome space constraints with the iPhone Pro in terms of thermal performance and battery life, the iPhone 15 Pro may simply be unable to physically fit the new periscope lens. This most likely is a space issue. As a result, it appears that iPhone buyers will need to spend a lot of money in 2023 if they want all of the best features.

 

In addition, sales of the iPhone 12 Mini and iPhone 13 Mini demonstrated that support for the smaller smartphones was strong, but not as strong as many anticipated, so it's possible that Apple won't have a hard time selling them. Especially for those who are also drawn to the Pros because of their ultra-thin bezels, next-generation A17 chip, and switch to USB-C. On the other hand, since the prices of the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max are both expected to rise if the Pro Max does indeed achieve feature parity after such a long time, expect to hear howls of derision from commentators, and ‘iPhone 15 Pro-ish' memes will explode.

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