A recent report claims that the upcoming iPhone 15 series will receive a full RAM upgrade. This report from TrendForce via MacRumors shows that Apple plans to increase DRAM capacity and specifications, which could potentially improve the performance of Apple’s next flagship. The memory upgraded to 8GB of RAM is slightly more than the current 6GB. This could lead to the more efficient iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max (or iPhone 15 Ultra, as some rumors claim). It is also estimated that there may not be a capacity increase in the normal iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus models.

In addition to the increased capacity, the report indicates that Apple may also consider a feature change for non-professional models and introduce LPDDR5 RAM, which is a faster feature than the LPDDR4X in the iPhone 14. Currently the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max use LPDDR5, so the change could bring the performance of non-Pro models closer to Pro models.

The combination of increased RAM and the upcoming A17 Bionic chipset could strengthen Apple’s lead in the computing performance department. This will be the first RAM upgrade since the 6GB capacity was revealed on the iPhone 12 Pro. Custom renders of the device have surfaced, giving us an idea of ​​what we can expect from Apple’s upcoming flagship phone. The edges of the phone have been redesigned to provide a smoother transition to the bezel, promising a more comfortable grip and reducing the chance of accidental touches.

But that’s not all – Apple is also saying goodbye to its own connector, the Lightning port, in favor of the widely used USB-C. This change was made in response to the European Union’s push for a common charging standard for all smartphones and devices. Thanks to the new USB-C port, the iPhone 15 Pro will be even more versatile and compatible with a wide variety of accessories. All in all, the iPhone 15 Pro promises to be a game-changing device, offering both design and functional upgrades that are sure to impress Apple enthusiasts everywhere.