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Steve Jobs’ masterpiece has reached its peak, but Apple made the Max

It looks like Apple’s iPhone has reached its peak. At least as far as the standard model is concerned. Yes, you heard here first. Latest news!

Now, seriously… I know this may sound like “I’m getting hot”, but before you start freaking out, the good news is that Tim Cook & Co is good at marketing, and Apple has unrivaled brand recognition, so millions of people will continue to buy… iPhone 14. But now, in the not-so-good news (leaks and rumours)...

Apple’s last (official) model was the iPhone XS, which looks like the iPhone X. Since then, the company seems to have learned an important branding lesson, so we’ve got the iPhone 11, iPhone 12, and iPhone 13 — although there are slight differences between the two. Lastly, the “S” model has been discontinued. Sure, we’ve had this conversation before. However, it looks like 2022 is really going to happen “General S” in disguise For vanilla iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max. Then again, Apple wouldn’t have succeeded if the company didn’t have a few tricks, which were meant to lure buyers.

So, let’s see what shows that the iPhone 14 will be more of an “iPhone 13S” model, but also what improvements to expect actually make it a viable option for people using older iPhones. Maybe you’d be better off with a cheaper iPhone 13 or even wait for an iPhone 15?

iPhone 14 becomes the first flagship iPhone to reuse old processors, but Apple will get away with it

  • iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max get the all-new A16 Bionic chip
  • iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max to reuse the same A15 Bionic processor found in the iPhone 13 lineup

This Big The news, of course, that too bad News for those who want the cheapest new iPhone. But! Not for the same reasons you might expect… For starters, the A15 Bionic chip is still the fastest chip on the market, even after a number of newer Qualcomm and MediaTek releases since September 2021. So we know the “slow chip” argument is not the key to this coffin. .

And this is where I see Apple poised to turn things in its favour. While this hasn’t been confirmed yet, I’d expect Cupertino to actually use the iPhone 13 Pro chip for the iPhone 14 and 14 Max, not the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini.

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