Apple launched the new iPhone 15 and 15 Plus today (12). Apple mobile phones are coming A16 Bionic processor and the most anticipated new feature is the USB-C cable. Some changes were leaked in the past weeks, but Apple managed to preserve some new features.
iPhone 15 also comes with Dynamic IslandA standout feature of the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, it now has a number of new features, including information about flights and updates on food deliveries. All this on one screen At 6.1 inches in the regular version and 6.7 inches in the Plus, Super Retina XDR is higher than the previous generation, with up to 2000 nits of brightness outdoors.
As for the design, the iPhone 15 series has an all-aluminum body, rounder edges, a frosted glass back and a more discreet camera cutout. Available colours: black, blue, yellow, green and pink, in pastel shades.
It comes with the A16 Bionic processor used in iPhone 15 and 15 Plus, 14 Pro and Pro Max, has high performance and consumes approximately 20% less energy. Apple did not give details about the battery, but it was stated that the battery would last for a day. The 15 Plus feels slightly larger than the regular version.
Another detail is rear camera arrayIt has a 48 MP main sensor and four pixel technology, as well as a 12 MP ultra-wide sensor. Some effects have also been improved, such as bokeh, which now detects whether a person or an animal is highlighted in the image and automatically applies the blur. The set also has the feature of recording 4K video.
After some information leaked, Apple finally announced that it will adopt the USB-C cable. All your devices, including iPhone 15 series and AirPods.
The iPhone 15 comes to Brazil at prices starting at R$ 7,999, while the 15 Plus comes at prices starting at R$ 8,299. Both handsets are currently available at the Apple Store, but delivery is not yet possible.
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Source: Tec Mundo
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