Apple’s iPhone 15 has not been launched yet, but there are already rumors about its specifications. A leak posted by ShrimpApplePro showed three front panels attributed to the successors to the iPhone 14. Learn more about the speculation surrounding the new iPhone 15.
The new iPhone 15
One really notable feature of the displays on display is the pill-shaped notch, which hints at the use of Dynamic Island on Apple phones. In addition to iterating the formula, Apple is expected to expand the new model to other models in the line, which until then were limited to the Pro and Pro Max devices.
Some rumors suggest that the size of the screens will not change: 6.1 inches in the iPhone 15 and 15 Pro and 6.7 inches in the iPhone 15 Plus and 15 Pro Max. However, despite the images, all the information is just speculation, without official confirmation from Apple.
iPhone 15 and Dynamic Island in the ranking of new devices
Dynamic Island came into existence in 2021, with the launch of Apple’s iPhone 13. Limited to more expensive models, the gadget is a notch at the top of the screen that shares space with the TrueDepth camera, which is responsible for recognizing users’ faces. The technology serves as a way to give new features to the notch, a notch that has accompanied iPhone design since 2017.
The new layout of the device was created to improve certain tasks and interact with applications in different ways. In this way, calls, music player control, and map commands can be displayed through the pill-shaped hole on the cell phone screen.
Now, the technology is expected to be available for all devices in the new Apple smartphone family. Among the news expected to launch this year is the redesign of the edges of the iPhone 15 and 15 Pro, which may have a curved end, different from the current design.
The information confirmed by the insider coincides with some reports that have been released recently. The document states that the changes in the device are intended to be able to introduce controls with haptic operation to replace the physical buttons.
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