In September this year, Apple launched a new iPhone 13 series, with high brush screen, small bangs, A15 chips and many other upgrade points, which makes the sales data of the machine is still very eye-catching. However, for the unchanged appearance of the machine and some "conservative" hardware configurations, many users began to expect Apple to bring greater changes to the new generation of iPhones. Now there is the latest news, recently there are overseas well-known analysts to further bring the design details of the aircraft, said that the aircraft is expected to have up to 8 versions.
According to the latest information released by GlobalData analyst Emma Mohr-McClune, Apple has plans to launch an iPhone 14 model with only an eSIM card, but considering the differences between regional operators (such as the National Bank), it will still provide a physical dual-card version. Combined with the previous revelations that the machine will still have iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Max, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, this means that there will be a total of 8 versions of the series. It is worth noting that eSIM is not the first time Apple has launched, as early as 2018, Apple brought eSIM for the first time to the iPhone, the advantage is that the air card is issued, more secure, and can also save the internal space of the fuselage.
In other aspects, according to the previously exposed news, the new iPhone 14 series may still continue the design of the iPhone 13 and continue to use the right angle border scheme. The front is expected to use the punched screen provided by Samsung/LG for the first time, and it is expected to be equipped with a 120Hz high-brush screen and 6GB of memory to support the new generation of LTPO technology. The scheme of the rear camera module part has also been changed, and it is suspected that the design of the entire module is raised in the past, but each lens is raised separately, which is very similar to the camera module design of the new Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra that has been exposed recently. In addition, the new machine will inevitably be fully upgraded in terms of performance, imaging, etc., but only the Pro version will use A16, and the standard version of the iPhone 14 will still use the A15 chip.
It is reported that next year's iPhone is likely to make major changes in appearance, which may be the biggest update for consumers in recent years, and the price will also be uniformly raised by $100. More details, we will wait and see.