Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 15 series in September 2023 and will likely set the standard again in the smartphone world. So far, a large number of resources have appeared regarding the long-awaited devices. For example, the new phones are said to be more expensive than their predecessors, and the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max models are expected to adopt the design language. Now, Apple and Foxconn are gearing up to speed up the sourcing process by starting trial production of new iPhones in Zhengzhou.

Apple is expected to start accepting orders for the iPhone 15 series shortly after its launch. The new smartphone is expected to be popular, with sales likely to reach tens of millions in the first weeks. To meet this demand, Apple has started trial production of the iPhone 15 series at its Foxconn factory in Zhengzhou, China. The testing phase is expected to last a short time and mass production is expected to begin at the end of this month.

Apple is reportedly targeting 85-90 million units for the iPhone 15 series, and Pro models are expected to make up the majority of these devices. Foxconn has increased its signature bonuses for new hires to meet their production and supply needs. In addition to Foxconn, Shenzhen Luxshare Precision will also be the second supplier of the new series. So what do we expect from the iPhone 15 family?

The iPhone 15 family is expected to have a new design similar to the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max models. This may include a straight edge design, a smaller notch, and a titanium bezel. The series is also expected to have improved cameras. This could include a new 48-megapixel main camera, a periscopic telephoto lens, and a new autofocus front camera. Of course, performance is essential for the anticipated innovation.

The iPhone 15 family is expected to be powered by the new A17 Bionic chip. The chip is expected to be based on TSMC’s 3nm process and could offer significant performance and efficiency improvements over the A16 Bionic chip. The phones are also expected to support faster USB-C charging. This can be achieved with a new port or a new MagSafe charger that supports higher charging speeds.