Apple, which has offered the iPhone 14 series for sale in the past months, has already prepared the iPhone 15 prototypes, which will be introduced at the event that will take place next September. However, it is as concerned with the production of 5G modem-chip as new smartphones. Because in this way, it will avoid paying hundreds of millions of dollars to Qualcomm. This brings with it a new iPhone model. Here are the details…
Apple will hit Qualcomm by switching to its own 5G modem with the iPhone SE 4!
Apple has been working on the iPhone SE 4 for a long time. But until now, there was great indecision within the company. Because, on the one hand, it does not seem very logical to develop a new small-sized device while replacing the mini model with Plus.
In the past year, it has designed several different iPhone SE prototypes in this direction. The two most striking models among the leaks were the iPhone XR-11 and the versions using the iPhone 13 mini case. But this time it turns out that he will use an unexpected safe.
New Mac and MacBook coming from Apple!
Apple is expected to announce new Mac Pro and MacBook models around March and April this year. Here are the details on the subject…
It turns out that Apple engineers have approved a new version based on the 6.1-inch iPhone 14 with the company’s own 5G baseband chip. Until last week, it was said that this chip would be included in the 4 nm process. But according to data confirmed today, it will go through TSMC’s 3nm process.
In addition, it is stated that the production of the 5G chip will begin in the second half of 2023. This indicates that it will be available for the first time on the iPhone SE 4, which will come in March next year. In any case, Apple’s intention is to integrate this untested technology into the entry class first.
Because here are some test results that he expects to see. For example, it will test whether the 5G chip, which is planned to be used in the iPhone 16s after the new SE model, can overcome all obstacles in extremely high frequency and application communication.
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