WHEN WILL THE IPHONE 14 BE RELEASED?Ĭhristmas is coming a little earlier this year for Apple fans.
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Apple will probably try to justify the increase with the iPhone 14 Pro models’ additional features.
While no one wants to pay more, this price increase is likely due to inflation and increased material costs. It looks like there won’t be price increases across the board however, with the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max expected to stay the same price. Kuo also backs up this claim with a prediction of a 15 percent price increase earlier this month. That means a potential $1,099 price tag for the iPhone 14 Pro and a possible $1,199 price tag for the iPhone 14 Pro Max. According to Dan Ives, an analyst with Wedbush Securities, it’s “likely” we’ll see a $100 price increase compared to the iPhone 13 Pro models.
We’re probably going to see a $100 price hike with the iPhone 14 Pro models. Although, if it’s a better camera, a larger camera housing may be the price we have to pay for higher quality images. But Apple has been increasing the size of the camera housing over the years, as pointed out by rendering artist Ian Zelbo. We saw a leaked photo of molds that would be used for third-party case makers showing a larger camera bump. The camera bumps are just getting bigger and bigger. That would be a big jump from the 12-megapixel cameras that Apple has been using for the last couple of iPhones.
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We’re supposed to see a major upgrade to a 48-megapixel main camera for the iPhone 14, according to Kuo. According to Kuo, the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max will be getting the A16 chip, while the iPhone 14 and Max will stay on the A15 chip that we have with the iPhone 13s.Īpple usually updates the latest iPhone with a new chip, but this would break the pattern, making the Pro models feel more premium than the rest. To further differentiate between the Pro and regular versions, Apple will be updating only the iPhone 14 Pro models with the latest Apple silicon. But this style seems to be reserved for the Pro models, so it’s likely more of a way to better differentiate between the Pro and non-pro models. The notchless design with the hole-punch cameras almost make the upcoming iPhones look like a Samsung Galaxy. It’s a cleaner naming convention where pro denotes better specs, while max means a larger display. Going forward, Apple will be doing the iPhone 14, the iPhone 14 Pro, the iPhone 14 Max, and the iPhone Pro Max. Instead there could be four models of iPhone 14, two with 6.1-inch displays, and two others with 6.7-inch displays. Several reports have claimed that Apple will not be doing an iPhone 14 mini while a 9to5Mac source says that Apple will be ditching its mini version for good. It’s especially frustrating when you consider that Apple is planning to convert its other devices, like its next entry-level iPad. Kuo’s claim is backed up by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, who reported that Apple is testing future iPhones with a USB-C connection.Īll of that means that it’s too early for the soon-to-be revealed iPhone 14 to have USB-C, so we’ll have to hang onto those irksome Lightning cables for now. Industry leaker Ming-Chi Kuo reported that Apple is planning to abandon the Lightning port with the iPhone that comes out in the second half of 2023, likely the iPhone 15. It’s not like Apple doesn’t have plans to switch its iPhone over to USB-C. Let’s start with some bad news: To everyone’s dismay, Apple is not switching over to USB-C with the iPhone 14 and is instead sticking with Lightning. The leaks give us a good idea of all the iPhone 14 models, which are shaping up to be a considerable upgrade and a template for what Apple looks to do with iPhones from here on out.įrom the rumors so far, we’re expecting a change in the sizing conventions, major camera improvements, and an even earlier announcement date than usual. We’re only a couple of weeks out from the next big iPhone release, but there’s been a couple of late rumors adding some last-minute hype before the expected reveal in September.
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