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IT Home, July 26 News According to the latest report from JPMorgan Chase, Apple will launch the iPhone 14 series (unnamed) in the second half of 2022, and the specification upgrade will be greater than that of the iPhone 13 series (unnamed).
It is said that the body of the high-end iPhone 14 series (or Pro) is expected to be made of titanium alloy and will be exclusively supplied by Hon Hai.
In addition, other models in the iPhone 14 series will use aluminum alloy and stainless steel frames. The stainless steel frames are supplied by Hon Hai and Jabli. Lansi and Luxshare are also applying for certification; while the aluminum alloy frames are supplied by Lansi and Jabli. .
Judging from the information currently known, Apple is expected to release a new generation of iPhone in mid-September, and next year will launch the next generation of iPhone.
The news revealed that Apple is expected to bring 120Hz refresh rate support to the high-end models of the iPhone 13/12s series (at least one) for the first time this year, and will provide its ProMotion (adaptive refresh rate) technical support on all iPhone models in 2022.
In addition, there is news that Apple intends to cancel the mini model and only retain the large-screen model. In other words, the iPhone14 series may only have two 6.1-inch and two 6.7-inch models.
IT Home reminds that considering the development cycle, I believe that the iPhone 14 series is still open. The above revelations are only predictions given by analysts in conjunction with supply chain scheduling information, so Apple may still change the design in the future.