The iPhone 15 series — which includes the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max — is expected to go official on September 12. Apple’s next flagship phone is expected to replace the traditional Lightning port for charging and data transfer with a USB Type-C port to comply with EU law. Recently, renders hinting at the charging components inside the upcoming iPhone 15 Plus have leaked online. The renderings show that the 3LD3 chip made by Apple is used in the phone.
Well-known informant Majin Bu published an alleged picture A charging component for the upcoming iPhone 15 Plus was suggested on X (formerly known as Twitter). They showed off the 3LD3 chip made by Apple. While the exact function of the chip is uncertain, sources say it could be used for transmission encryption. This could enhance the security of iPhone data, and the chip could be used to regulate charging speed.
Well-known market analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said in early March that the USB Type-C port on the iPhone 15 models will offer fast charging via some company-certified cables. Guo Mingchi said that Apple will optimize the fast charging performance of MFi (Made For iPhone) certified chargers for the iPhone 15. Based on this, the 3LD3 chip may be used to distinguish Apple-certified cables from other compatible adapters. . iPhone 15 users may have to use an MFi USB Type-C cable for optimal charging and data transfer performance.
The Cupertino giant is said to be unveiling the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max models on Wednesday, September 13. Preorders for the new iPhones are expected to begin on September 22.
It is said that all iPhone models this year will be equipped with the dynamic island function, which is currently limited to the iPhone 14 Pro model. The iPhone 15 Pro models are expected to run the Apple A17 Bionic SoC along with 6GB of LPDDR5 RAM. The base variant of the Pro model is said to come with 256GB of storage, with the high-end model offering up to 2TB of storage. The regular iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus may feature the A16 Bionic chip.
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