It’s quite unlikely that Apple will release the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro any time in the near future. According to a recent rumor that was disseminated by the reputable website ShrimpApplePro, the iPhone 15 might have a natural curvature around the edges to make it more comfortable to hold in the user’s hand. When it comes to constructing the aforementioned frame, Apple might also rely on titanium.
The change from rounded edges to straight ones on the iPhone 12’s body has been cited as one of the most common causes of customer dissatisfaction with the device. Since then, Apple has continued to use the same outer design for their iPhones, which makes the more recent models awkward to grip. The upbeat news is that this structural component might undergo a change for the better in the year 2023.
The attached rumor suggests that the iPhone 15 will feature rounded edges on the rear, but the edges on the front should remain straight. If this turns out to be true, the iPhone 15 will be released in September. Therefore, in contrast to the iPhone X and the iPhone 11, the edges most likely will not be rounded in the direction of the front of the device. When Apple introduced the iPhone 5C in 2013, the company still relied on the same chassis that it had used about a decade earlier. Users will be able to handle their phones in this manner more comfortably, and they won’t even have to rely on cases for this functionality.
We anticipate that Apple will further differentiate between the standard and Pro models of the iPhone next year. In addition, the corporation might come out with an Ultra variant that includes even more exclusives, which might end up taking the place of the Pro Max model. It’s possible that we won’t see these reported phones until the fall of 2023.
