It seems increasingly clear that Apple is going all out when it comes to clearly differentiate the iPhone 15 Pro from the base models of the same generation. There have always been differences between the two ranges, of course, but we have clearly seen how these have intensified in the previous generation and in the current one, and according to the multiple leaks that have already occurred, we can see how this qualitative differentiation grows exponentially. with this year’s review of the Cupertino smartphone.
The main difference, in the technical specifications section, between the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max with respect to the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus it will be marked by its SoCwhich in the case of the two top-of-the-range models will be the promising Apple A17 Bionic, a chip produced by TSMC in its three-nanometer node and which points to a leap in performance, but which will shine especially in terms of efficiency .
We also expect another change, one that will aesthetically make a big difference, with Apple’s jump to curved OLED screens on the sides, a technology that is not new at all, but to which those of Cupertino have resisted so far. Let’s remember that mobiles with this type of screen have received an uneven reception, with some models rated highly by their users and others who disowned them due to the problems that would have occurred with their use.
Now we find a new rumor about it, a particularly interesting one, which suggests that The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max will exceed six gigabytes of RAMthe maximum that Apple has equipped even in its smartphones so far, and the rumor seems reliable given its origin, a report signed by the TrendForce consultancy in which it analyzes the general situation of the RAM memory market, and in which we find Just a sentence about it, but that does not leave too many doubts:
«Apple will bump up the capacity and specifications of the DRAM solutions featured in the next generation of the iPhone that is scheduled for release this year.»
Based on previous information, we would be talking about a jump to eight gigabytes, that is, two more than the largest amount of RAM mounted in an iPhone so far. Something that, in combination with what we expect from the A17, can make a big difference in performance both with the predecessor generations and with their “little brothers” of the same generation.
However, it seems that there is also good news for the latter since if the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max will equip more memory, in the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus what we will find is the jump to LPDDR5which would also mean an improvement in terms of performance compared to its predecessor models.
