Apple, the most powerful name in the world of smartphones, is gearing up for the iPhone 15. In recent times, significant sources have revealed a lot of information about the series. The latest reports contain details about when the device will enter mass production and how many units will be produced.
iPhone 15 will be produced in 84 million units
According to the recent reports, the iPhone 15 will go into mass production on August 15th. Apple has also determined the initial production quantity, which will be 84 million units. According to the information, the series will include Apple’s most high-cost devices.
The expected iPhone series will feature several upgrades. The series will use a larger battery and a larger screen. Additionally, the flagship model of the series will have a periscope lens. Furthermore, looking at the main camera of the iPhone 14 Pro Max model, it features a camera with a resolution of 48 megapixels and an f1/78 aperture ratio. In addition to this camera, the phone also has a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens. It is expected that the same camera will be present in the standard iPhone 15 model as well.
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On the other hand, the most powerful iPhone 15 will have a titanium alloy body. Apple had used stainless steel alloy in the iPhone 14 Pro Max. It should be noted that titanium is lighter and more durable than stainless steel. Thus, the device is expected to be both lighter and more expensive.
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