iPhone 15 - When will it be released?

For the past few months, the technology world has been keeping up the eager anticipation of the debut of the latest generation of Apple's flagship smartphone - the iPhone 15. With exceptional accuracy and a reputation as a source of reliable leaks, Mark Gurman suggests that the release of the iPhone 14's successor could come as early as mid-September, which comes with an expected flourish of innovation and new technology.

Apple, in keeping with its tradition, will offer several variants of the iPhone 15 to cater to a variety of user preferences. So far, it appears that the entry-level model will be the iPhone 15, which will retain the 6.1-inch OLED screen and 60 Hz refresh rate. Another variant, the iPhone 15 Plus, will add a larger 6.7-inch OLED screen, still with 60 Hz refresh rate.

But it's in the iPhone 15 Pro lineup that we can expect the biggest changes. This model will feature a 6.1-inch OLED screen with ProMotion technology, offering adaptive refresh rates of up to 120 Hz. These anticipated specs provide a smoother and more responsive user experience.

The most advanced model will be the iPhone 15 Pro Max or Ultra. With a huge 6.7-inch OLED panel, also equipped with ProMotion technology, this variant will provide peak technological performance and excellent image quality.

The future of the iPhone 15 Pro Max model is expected to be replaced by an all-new smartphone called the iPhone 15 Ultra. This conclusion comes from Andrew O'Hara, editor of the Apple Insider website. According to O'Hara, the iPhone 15 Ultra will feature a larger screen than the iPhone 15 Pro, and will also feature a telephoto periscope lens with up to 10x optical zoom.




Although competitors have greater zoom capabilities, this change to the iPhone 15 Ultra's camera may win users' praise. the most expensive phone models will also receive a bezel made of titanium and a new button to replace the existing audio mute slider.

Also worth noting is Dynamic Island, an innovative technology that the iPhone 15 could use. This interactive surface replaces the traditional "notch," opening the door to a more aesthetically pleasing and interactive screen.

Mark Gurman and Ross Young are known for predictions that are confirmed in reality, so their indications of narrower bezels around the display and improved repairability of the iPhone 15 Pro series also deserve attention.

Mentioning Apple's growing ecosystem, it's worth adding that predicted changes in connectors, such as the transition to USB-C in the future, will affect greater compatibility and convenience for users.