Leaks about new I phone model!
Beforehand iPhone 15 leaks claim Apple will shake up its smartphone range with several eye- catching design changes. Now, it seems that this release of a new flagship I phone model will coincide with the potentially extra premium core material.
Having used pristine sword simply on its decoration smartphones since the 2017 iPhone X, popular leaker LeaksApplePro claims the iPhone 15 Ultra( sloped to replace the Pro Max brand) will have a titanium lattice. Titanium is far stronger and lighter than pristine sword, but it's also jaw- droppingly precious.
Looking at the good news first, titanium’s strength- to- weight rate is on another position to pristine sword, furnishing nearly the same strength at 40 of its weight. This is why titanium is generally used in weight-dependent operations, similar as aircraft corridor.
Also, titanium is 3- 4x stronger than pristine sword at the same weight. This would give Apple options slash the iPhone 15 Ultra’s weight without losing strength, keep the same weight and release the world’s strongest smartphone, or — more likely — strike a balance between the two.
The benefits make titanium feel like a no- brainer, but the reason it isn't commonplace in smartphones is cost. Titanium is priced at$ 35- 50 per kilogram, compared to$ 1-1.50 per kilogram for pristine sword. It must would be a colossally different situation that Apple would making a titanium iPhone.
It's believed that Apple will produce a larger gap between the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, which could actually be dubbed the Ultra( like the watch) and bring further than$,100 — the price of the iPhone 14 Pro Max moment.
On the one hand, this would be a tough lozenge to swallow following the near global price increases( US and China were barred) introduced with the iPhone 14 range. On the other hand, Apple has shown a desire to make stylish- of- the-stylish order bias in other product lines( no matter the cost), and this would align with the switch to ‘ Ultra' branding.
Throw in the bruited switch to a Thunderbolt 4- powered USB- C harborage, binary front cameras and, in the A17, the first 3nm chipset, and Apple may just make an iPhone, that guests are prepared to break the bank for.
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