Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro Series to Use Titanium Alloy Frame & 8GB RAM Upgrade

News Highlights

• iPhone 15 Pro series uses a titanium alloy frame
• Also expected to have solid-state volume and power buttons with tactile feedback
• An upgrade from 6GB RAM to 8GB RAM
• The new iPhone’s ancestral Lightning interface will be switched to a USB-C interface

According to recent news, it appears that Apple’s next generation of iPhones, the iPhone 15 Pro series, will be a major upgrade in comparison to the current iPhone 14 Pro series. This new series is expected to be released in the second half of the year and is generating a lot of buzz due to its reported use of a titanium alloy frame, which is a departure from the materials used in the frames of previous iPhones. The iPhone 14 series, for example, used aviation-grade aluminum for the standard version and surgical-grade stainless steel for the Pro series. The iPhone 15 Pro is also expected to have solid-state volume and power buttons with tactile feedback, a feature that should provide a more seamless and responsive user experience.

Another important upgrade for the iPhone 15 Pro series is the increased memory. While the iPhone 14 series has 6GB of RAM, the iPhone 15 Pro is expected to have 8GB of RAM, making it the most powerful iPhone yet with its A17 processor. This is a significant increase from the 4GB of memory found in the previous generation iPhone 13 and the 6GB in the iPhone 13 Pro series.

In addition to these hardware improvements, it has also been reported that the new iPhone 15 Pro will feature a switch to a USB-C interface in order to comply with European Union regulations. This change is expected to be implemented across all of Apple’s hardware in the future, including the popular AirPods. The switch to the USB-C interface is a significant change as it marks the end of the ancestral Lightning interface that has been a staple of Apple devices for many years.

Overall, it seems that the iPhone 15 Pro series is shaping up to be a formidable upgrade from the previous generation with its use of more advanced materials, improved hardware capabilities, and a switch to a new interface. Fans of Apple devices will surely be looking forward to its release later this year.

Source ( Mydrivers, in Chinese)