Apple's spring conference has just passed, and the next Apple conference will wait until the autumn conference in September this year, and it will also officially release a heavyweight new product - the iPhone 14 series.
According to the convention, Apple's stocking cycle will start a long time in advance, and according to the latest news brought by well-known Apple analyst Guo Mingxi, this year's iPhone 14 series will use a two-core strategy that has never been seen before. Specifically, the two models of the standard version of the iPhone 14 will not upgrade the chip, but will continue to use the A15 chip currently used by the iPhone 13, while the Pro version of the iPhone 14 will upgrade the chip to the newer A16 chip.
This revelation is still quite credible, because there are digital bloggers @ mobile phone chip masters also broke the news, saying that Apple has now begun to stock the iPhone 14 series of chips, and Apple's stock includes preparing to produce fifty million A16 chips and fifty million A15 chips, that is to say, the iPhone 14 series will indeed appear two different chips. In fact, the blogger revealed in December last year that this year's iPhone 14 series will not be a full series upgrade to the A16 processor, and the standard version of the iPhone 14 will continue to use the A15 chip used in the iPhone 13 last year.
This year's latest iPhone 14 may also change in naming, the Pro version is named iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 14 Pro Max, and the non-Pro version is named iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Max. The small-screen iPhone 14 mini will not be updated again, but an enlarged version of the iPhone 14 Max has been added, which will be the same size as the iPhone 14 Pro Max, but the configuration is exactly the same as the iPhone 14 Standard Edition. And this will also become the first time that Apple has launched a low-cost version of a large-screen mobile phone.