The iPhone 15 is set to feature USB C connectivity and a host of other improvements. According to respected Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman, Apple may change its USB C connection so that it can comply with EU rules.
This change will also include a variety of advantages. These include faster rates of data transfer. Additionally, it is anticipated to have slimmer bezels as iphone 15 256gb well as an action button.
LTPO technology
LTPO technology is one of the newest innovations available in the field of smartphone display technology. It lets smartphones dynamically adjust their refresh rates from 1Hz and 120Hz depending on what you’re doing. As an example, when you play videos or reading an ebook, the screen can be switched to a lower rate to help save energy. On the other hand for watching videos shot at 24Hz it is possible for the display to switch to a higher refresh rate in order to give you better performance.
Apple first used LTPO in the Series 4 Apple Watch, that allowed for an all-day display, but without losing the battery’s longevity. It’s now a common feature in high-end phones, such as the OnePlus 9 Pro, which uses the 6.7-inch AMOLED LTPO display, with a refresh speed as low as 1Hz. Apple has a variety of LTPO patents and Ross Young of Display Supply Chain Consultants expects the company to incorporate it into the iPhone 17 range, due to launch in 2025.
The iPhone 15 is expected to feature LTPO in models in the Pro Series models and support AOD (Always-On Display). However, the regular iPhone and Plus models will not feature this tech. A Korean blogger has reported that Apple has arranged to deliver displays to the iPhone 15 to domestic companies and plans to soon begin manufacturing in mass quantities.
USB C connectivity
One of the major features coming to iPhone 15 is the switch to Lightning to USB-C. This will allow the device to charge at higher rates and reduce wear on ports as time passes. The device will also work with Mac computer systems and other gadgets that use USB-C. It will be easier for consumers to use their phones in conjunction with other accessories.
The change in this case is result of European rules that force Apple to produce iPhones that have USB-C ports. Rumors suggests that the improvement in repairability will be improved through reducing the amount of cables and components required.
Additionally, in addition to the USB-C port, the upcoming iPhone 15 could be equipped with Thunderbolt 3 support. The Thunderbolt 3 port will enable users to transfer files such as video in a faster manner than previous iPhones. It is an impressive advancement over the 480Mb/s Lightning gives, and can also allow the phone to accommodate wireless charging that is fast and efficient.
Alongside faster charging, in addition to faster charge, the iPhone 15 could have a larger battery and improved cameras. It will also be powered by Sony’s newest camera sensor, which can double the saturation signal in each pixels, allowing cameras to take better pictures as well as eliminate blur. The standard iPhone 15 is expected to have a 48MP main lens and the Pro Max model may have a 64MP lens.
Thunderbolt 3 support
The USB-C port of the latest iPhone 15 will be able to support the high-speed Thunderbolt 3 transfer speeds. This is significantly more efficient than Lightning as well as will help photographers who frequently need to transfer large image or video files onto their PCs. It may also allow them to access external, fast storage drives to store more data.
At present, the lightning connector of Apple can only support 488 Mbps. That’s far slower than the typical USB-C connector. But, Apple has been working hard to enhance the speed of its lightning connectors. The most recent iPhone 15 Pro will support up to 40 Gbps, which represents a major improvement over the previous versions.
The upcoming iPhone 15 will feature a Cinematography feature that will allow the live streaming of 4K Thunderbolt outputs to monitors during filming. The feature will let users connect their phone that has all the camera functions, to a monitor that displays the live footage without being able to control it.
The feature will only be available for Pro versions that are available on the iPhone. The other models will be restricted to USB 2.0 speeds. But, the tipter @analyst941 thinks that all 2H23 iPhones will switch over to USB-C, which will allow for wired fast transfer. This comes from his latest survey of the supply chain elements. He predicts that both the fifteen Pro as well as 15 Pro Max phones will support Thunderbolt/USB 3.2 which is capable of sending data with up to 40 gigabits every second.