Iphone 15 leaked images

You can see these images are showing the expected switch from Lightning to USB-C for the data and charging port, and there are gaps for the power and volume buttons – perhaps because Apple is using Analysis: a leaky time for Apple In the last few days alone we've seen plenty of information about the upcoming iPhone 15 range, something that we imagine Apple boss Tim Cook isn't all that happy about. We've seen unofficial renders for both the On top of that, we've seen real life pictures of That has to be a worry for a company that plays its cards as close to its chest as Apple does, and it feels as though we're seeing more leaks than normal this time around. These phones aren't expected to get a full unveiling for another seven months. It shows how tricky it is to keep anything under wraps these days, especially when a host of partners and suppliers are involved too – leaks can come from any one of them, and it's difficult for Apple to keep control over every link in the iPhone chain. • Dave is a freelance tech journalist who has been writing about gadgets, apps and the web for more than two decades. Based out of Stockport, England, on TechRadar you'll find him covering news, features and reviews, particularly for phones, tablets and wearables. Working to ensure our breaking news coverage is the best in the business over weekends, David also has bylines at Gizmodo, T3, PopSci and a few other places besides, as well as being many years editing the likes of PC Explorer and The...

iPhone 15 Pro render based on multiple leaks Hanstsaiz Unknownz21 has also shared an image of the iPhone 15’s USB-C port, which will replace Lightning on all iPhone 15 models this year. The leaker states that the resolution of both photos have been “deliberately altered, by request of source.” The photos are also heavily watermarked, though they are unlikely to hold up anyone skilled in Photoshop for long. iPhone 15 leaked photo showing USB-C port Unknownz21 Apple has long been tipped to bring its iPhone 14 Pro design to standard iPhone 15 models this year, following a lukewarm reception to the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus. That said, leaks claim iPhone 15 Pro models will still have superior For upgraders, picking which iPhone 15 model to buy will likely be a lot harder in 2023. More on Forbes MORE FROM FORBES Apple Insider Leaks The First iPhone 15 Photo By Gordon Kelly

As we have seen with Lightning, an authenticator chip would require all third-party cables and accessories to pass Apple’s MFi certification program. This comes with a cost to manufacturers (and consequently customers) because Apple can limit the performance of uncertified accessories or even stop them from working altogether. It is worth noting that Apple did not install an authenticator chip in the USB-C ports of MacBooks and iPads, but — as its biggest cash cow — Apple tends to treat the iPhone differently. After all, MacBooks have been using USB-C since 2015 and iPads since 2018, but USB-C leaks for the iPhone only gathered pace Regardless of the motivation, 2023 is shaping up to be a pivotal year in the iPhone’s evolution. Apple is betting big on changes to the More on Forbes MORE FROM FORBES New Apple Leak Outlines Stunning New iPhone 15 Pro Max Display By Gordon Kelly

While the USB-C port is the focus of this leaked image, there are some other details to note too. For one thing, the phone shown appears to have a brushed metal finish, which is different to what you’ll find on the Finally, the frame is slightly more curved at the edges than on the current models, which is something else we’d previously heard might be planned. We would, of course, take this leak with a pinch of salt, especially as the source doesn’t have much of a track record yet, but it certainly looks like it could be the real deal. Analysis: the switch to USB-C is a good move – if done right Moving to USB-C could allow for much higher data transfer speeds than Lightning supports, as well as meaning that the millions of USB-C cables and plugs most people have already will be compatible with their iPhones. But neither of those things are guaranteed. Apple would have to choose to support higher transfer speeds and As for the move to USB-C offering wider compatibility with charging cables, well, there might be restrictions and limits there too, since leaks suggest Apple might not support all USB-C chargers and accessories. It will be interesting to see how much control the EU’s new rules will actually allow Apple to have, but we might find ourselves with a new port that – especially in the case of the non-Pro models – brings very few tangible upgrades. Which would be a shame, because this could be an easy way for Apple to significantly improve on the current

Who needs half-baked renders when you have the real thing? Here’s an early base model iPhone 15. (More info exclusively via The front of the ‌iPhone 15‌ is also visible, and as this is the entry-level ‌iPhone 15‌, there are no major design changes to the chassis compared to the Earlier this month, Unknownz21 shared an image For more on the features we can expect to see from the ‌iPhone 15‌, we

Following our The leaker has The image of the front side of the iPhone 15 doesn’t show much, but you can vaguely see the dual-cutout design of the Dynamic Island. The image of the bottom edge of the iPhone 15 again shows a USB-C port alongside speaker cutouts and two exposed screws, just like the iPhone 14. Apple is More exciting design changes are in store for the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, as 9to5Mac exclusively reported last week. We can expect significantly thinner bezels, rounded edges, and more. More on iPhone 15: • • • Follow Chance:

(Image credit: Unknownz21)) The Dynamic Island is designed to deliver real-time animations, alerts and live activities as you use your iPhone, and Apple has opened up this functionality to developers. For example, you can track your food delivery status or sports scores in the Dynamic Island without having to dive into an app. Seeing this functionality migrate beyond the Pros to the regular iPhones should get more developers on board in leveraging the Dynamic Island. (Image credit: Unknownz21) However, keep in mind that there have been reports that Aside from these two alterations, this iPhone 15 looks a lot like the Changes could still come to the design, as Unknownz21 does specify this is an early sample. But considering other renders match the details we see here, it's likely that this new, gently modified look is what we'll get when the iPhone 15 launches, which will likely be in September as usual. We expect plenty more leaks for the

Shared by the same leaker, these new images claim to show the iPhone 15 in all its glory. If that's the case, this is the first time we've seen a real photo of the base model device. And it appears to confirm something that we'd seen rumored previously — the Dynamic Island. It was already rumored that this 2022 major upgrade to Apple's The other photo shows a USB-C port, something that we were pretty certain was already a thing thanks to the If Apple follows its usual release schedule we can expect it to announce the iPhone 15 lineup in the early part of September 2023, with the phones themselves going on sale around ten days later. Oliver Haslam has written about Apple and the wider technology business for more than a decade with bylines on How-To Geek, PC Mag, iDownloadBlog, and many more. He has also been published in print for Macworld, including cover stories. At iMore, Oliver is involved in daily news coverage and, not being short of opinions, has been known to 'explain' those thoughts in more detail, too. Having grown up using PCs and spending far too much money on graphics card and flashy RAM, Oliver switched to the Mac with a G5 iMac and hasn't looked back. Since then he's seen the growth of the smartphone world, backed by iPhone, and new product categories come and go. Current expertise includes iOS, macOS, streaming services, and pretty much anything that has a battery or plugs into a wall. Oliver also covers mobile gaming for iMore, with Apple Arcade a particul...

charlesn said about 3 months ago Makes sense. Apple had to do this to continue selling the standard iPhone 15 in the EU after 2024 -- it will be the only older standard iPhone that they can continue to sell. The question now is whether the 15 Pro models will get Thunderbolt 3/4. It would be a big selling point for pro users who need faster transfer speeds for high rez photos and 4K video. Definitely will trade my 14 for 15 just for USB-C. Honestly curious; why? Everyone clamoring for USB-C like it's going to be life changing and I just dont get it. I couldn't possibly care less if my phone has USB C or not. I only plug it in when I'm in the car for CarPlay. And now I'll have to trash tons of lightning cables I already have. Definitely will trade my 14 for 15 just for USB-C. Honestly curious; why? Everyone clamoring for USB-C like it's going to be life changing and I just dont get it. I couldn't possibly care less if my phone has USB C or not. I only plug it in when I'm in the car for CarPlay. And now I'll have to trash tons of lightning cables I already have. I can’t answer for netrox, but I think many people are tired of dealing with so many cables for electronics, computer stuff in particular. What a circus we have with all of the video cables, monitors and adapters that are in use. I see this nearly every day as I work for a large company. We need another video standard cable for the next 25 years in the same way the blue color vga cable we all know has been for the las...

For example, it looks as though Apple will finally embrace USB-C charging and ditch the Lightning port. We could also see the iPhone 15 feature a more rounded design so that it's more comfortable to hold one of Apple's new phones. Upgrades to the cameras and chipsets may also be in the works. Rumored features also suggest that Apple plans to keep a very large divide between iPhone 15 news (Updated June 15) • It's looking more likely than not that • The • We could see a bumper year of iPhone 15 sales for Apple thanks to • iPhone 15 release date predictions Of all the early iPhone 15 rumors, this one is the easiest to predict. The iPhone 14 launched Wednesday, September 7 and the release date was Friday September 16. If Apple stuck to a similar pattern, we could see the iPhone 15 launch September 6 with a release date of September 15. In the last decade, Apple has only announced its new flagship smartphones outside of September once. That was the As such, it is highly likely that the iPhone 15 will arrive in September 2023. Typically Apple announces its phones about ten days before they’re released, with pre-orders opening a week ahead of go-time. One source claims it could be There is a slight wrinkle now, however. Similarly, display production for the iPhone 15 is due to start next month - earlier than normal - and with a focus on iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro panels. Perhaps Apple's trying to avoid stock shortages at launch with this strategy, rather than trying to launch t...