There’s lots of speculation regarding the launch time of iPhone 15. According to some sources, it’ll take place on the 13th of September, however, that’s on the day that falls on a Wednesday.

It is likely to look slightly different than the existing lineup, iphone 15 plus sporting thinner bezels, and a modern appearance. Repairability should also rise with the transition to USB-C. It will also have faster rates for data transfer.

Potential for 5G connectivity

Apple has been reportedly working on an iPhone 15 model that would come with 5G connectivity. According to reports, this model will have a higher data transfer rate as compared to the existing model. it will also improve the life of batteries on the phone by up to 50percent.

It’s also thought that the model that’s not a Pro version of the iPhone 15 will have a periscope camera on its back that will allow it to snap high-quality photos. The model will be able to capture photos with the optical zoom at 6x, and this feature will help this device to be competitive with Android rivals.

With regard to other capabilities and features, we expect it’s expected that the iPhone 15 will have a USB-C port rather than the Lightning connector. It will also allow Gigabit Ethernet connection. It’s a welcomed change as it’ll make the iPhone 15 more flexible for connecting to different devices.

Also, it’s been speculated that iPhone 15 models will continue to use an Made for iPhone (MFi) application to limit accessories from third parties as well as keep the speed of data transfer high. This is a similar approach in the same way as Apple restricts MagSafe chargers. It’s likely that the same restrictions are applicable to USB-C ports that will be available on the newly released iPhones.

Night mode enhancements

The cameras on iPhones have become quite effective in recent years However, photography in low light is difficult. A brand new feature dubbed Night Mode makes things a slightly easier. It automatically turns on when the phone detects an unlit environment. It can record 30 seconds of a image, but it does require the user to keep their iPhone in a stable state and to keep ambient light at a low amount.

A leaked firmware update for the iPhone 15 reveals a few aspects that further boost this characteristic. It will first be feasible to decrease the amount of blue light emitted through the display. This is intended to address concerns about eye strain associated with screen-time, which can range from decreased attention spans and sleep interruptions. This is accomplished by reducing the brightness of white pixels and replace them with more warm hues that are safer for the eyes.

The software will let users set up the Night Shift schedule that can be configured to automatically turn the feature off at sunrise and sunset, or for a certain period of time that is customizable by the user. The second major upgrade will be the camera’s quality. Apple is likely to boost the megapixels of the entire range of Pro models to 48MP this will allow an iPhone 15 Plus some serious photographic firepower.

Advanced machine learning integration

It is expected that Apple’s iPhone 15 will feature advanced machine learning integration capabilities thanks to a new Ultra Wideband chip. The chip will allow Apple Vision Pro to track devices better, making it easier to locate devices. It’s also said to improve the experience in augmented reality by improved object tracking.

A different rumor is that the battery on the iPhone 15 could improve, allowing it to last longer between charges. This is a huge benefit for those who utilize their phones as digital cameras or for video recording.

The USB-C port is set to become available on the iPhone 15, replacing the Lightning port that has been present since when the iPhone 14. The reports suggest it will include Thunderbolt 3 data transfer speeds of up to 40Gbps.

Unlike previous models, the iPhone 15 is expected to be available in a range of colors. According to an reliable Apple leaker the standard phone will be available with cyan as well as magenta-colored finishes. The Pro versions will continue to feature space grey and gold. The phones’ back is expected to be made of titanium, which should provide greater durability and strength as opposed to the back panel of the iPhone 14’s made of plastic. In addition, it’s been suggested that the Pro versions will have the option of a MagSafe power adapter that allows wired charging at up to 35 watts.