According to rumors there is a possibility that the iPhone 15 Pro Max will include a dual-punch hole design, and it will also be thinner. Additionally, it will use titanium in place of stainless steel.

Titanium is lighter and stronger than stainless steel, so this upgrade should help make the new iPhones appear lighter and more comfortable to hold. The phone will also reportedly come with USB-C, which will allow faster charging.

Gesture Controls

There’s a myriad of ways that you can use your iPhone. Apple gives a few gestures that are pre-built, and there are third-party apps available that available to download for further functions.

As an example, you may employ a swipe of two fingers to increase the screen size or pull your hands together to zoom out. Also, you are able to check notifications by moving down from the top of the display as well as switch between landscape and portrait perspective by swiping two fingers between the two sides of the camera edge.

In addition to multifinger gestures, the latest iPhones come with Reachability as well as other options that let you manage your phone using just one hand. For a custom gesture, tap AssistiveTouch before you can customize the settings you want to use by clicking Custom. When the blue circles appear on the screen, you can touch and drag them for your own custom swipe or grab gesture. It is then possible to name the gesture and use it in the future.

Screen Size

The iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max both come with 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch displays, and it looks like those sizes will be the same for the new iPhone 15 series. A rendering of CAD from 9to5Mac Based on specs sent to manufacturers of cases shows four iPhone 15 models with the same display sizes, including the two 6.1-inch models and two 6.7-inch models.

However, that doesn’t mean that the iPhone 15 Pro won’t get any upgrades. According to tipster ShrimpApplePro and fellow tipster OreXda The new iPhone 15 Pro will still come with an active Dynamic Island that is always on, a True Tone display, a 2048 x 3096 resolution, 120Hz refresh rate as well as support for HDR content.

Furthermore, the Pro-exclusive top notch could make possible a dual-punch style that will accommodate notifications, app information, and more. However, these aren’t the only improvements that are coming for the iPhone 15. Also, it’s been reported that the regular iPhone 15 phones will finally feature high-refresh rates LTPO displays. Something that lower-end Android rivals have already got.

Body Materials

In the past, Pro models in Apple’s iPhone line have been rimmed with stainless steel, which helps them to last longer but they are also heavier. Apple plans to change the steel with titanium later this year which is lighter and more durable.

The new design should help it possible for the ip 15 pro max feel much more comfortable in the hands and will be less susceptible to getting fingerprint marks. There’s no explanation for why Apple is making this change and why they’ve an extensive history of pushing the limits of design for their products and it would be surprising if they stuck with the identical stainless steel frame that was used in the standard iPhone 14 series.

Twitter leaker ShrimpApplePro has a good track record and claims the latest iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max are going to have an ultra-premium titanium body. The titanium body will make them noticeably lighter than the stainless steel or aluminium counterparts. Designers using CAD have revealed that the phones have thinner bezels around their displays too.

Battery

If you’ve used an iPhone during the last several years, it’s likely that you’ve noticed its battery life has been a somewhat unsatisfactory. It’s one of the main reasons when considering an upgrade, particularly since smartphones with larger batteries continue to be released.

The latest report indicates that Apple will offer its forthcoming iPhone 15 and Pro series smartphones significantly larger batteries. The Chinese publication IT Home cites an anonymous Foxconn source that claims iPhone 15 and Pro models will have a battery capacity of 18 percent. iPhone 15 and Pro models could have up to 18 percent larger units.

The more powerful battery must be supplemented by improved chips’ efficiency. This will additionally help to reduce the amount of power consumed. The TSMC-made A17 Bionic chip uses a smaller 3nm process that will provide a boost of 35 percent over the previous 4nm silicon that is used in the A16 chip.

Other rumors point to the iPhone 15 receiving USB-C and Thunderbolt 3. This will allow for faster data transfer and should further reduce the time between charges.