Expected Processor in iPhone 15

Apple will use Qualcomm’s 5G modem chips for the 2023 iPhone 15 line up, as it has done since 5G iPhones were introduced. There were rumors suggesting that Apple could use its own in- house modem chips as soon as 2023, but the technology will not be ready until 2024 at the foremost.

All iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models will use the same Qualcomm modem chip, probably the X70. Qualcomm’s X70 chip offers upgraded AI for faster processing speeds, a better coverage range, enhanced signal, lower latency, and up to 60 percent enhanced power effectiveness.

Sticking with chipsets, it seems likely that Qualcomm will be supplying the 5G modem again. The Snapdragon X70 looks certain to get picked for the iPhone 15, offering bettered performance from the Snapdragon X65 in the iPhone 14.

As for the other specs, we have heard forecasts that the Pro models are going to make the jump to 8 GB of RAM with the iPhone 15. Another difference between the Pro and non-Pro models could be support for Wi- Fi 6E in the case of the Pro models.

As mentioned, we might also see a USB- C port included on every iPhone 15 model, though reports suggest that only the Pro models will offer upgraded data transfer speeds. This has now been stated by multiple sources.

The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max could supposedly have data transfer speeds of either 20 Gbps or 40 Gbps, while the standard iPhone 15 will reportedly be stuck with the same 480 Mbps speeds as the current models.