The leaker known for sharing details about the Dynamic Island iPhone 14 Pro just revealed via makrumura, New up-to-date information on how the new iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max keypad works. Models that we remember could do without the physical power and volume keys, as well as the switch used to mute the smartphone, for a new solid-state keypad similar to the Touch ID of the latest iPhone SE.
As quoted a leakiPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max will have low microprocessor energy for make the solid buttons work even when the terminal is completely turned off or there is no battery in it. That is, users will be able to notice that slight vibration that mimics a physical touch, even if the smartphone is not fully turned on.
“[El chip] It will immediately detect capacitive button presses and even detect its own version of 3D Touch with a new volume up/down button, action button and power button when the phone is off or without battery.”
The new iPhone 15 Pro volume button can be used in two different ways.
The insider also states that one of his internal sources at Apple has been testing a new button bar that will ship with the iPhone 15 and 15 Pro. supports the ability to raise or lower the sound faster depending on the pressure applied by the user on the area. And it can also be controlled by swiping up or down. It is not clear, yes, whether Apple implements both actions or only one of them. Or if, on the other hand, it will allow the user to choose which of the two he prefers, since they are activated by the software.
In addition, the microprocessor that will ship with the iPhone 15 Pro is can replace ultra-low power mode which Apple includes in its latest devices so that some features, such as Find My iPhone or Apple Pay Express, to pay for public transport, etc., continue to work several hours after the battery in the terminal has died.
Solid state buttons that will replace the iPhone’s physical keys They will only appear in Pro versions.. The iPhone 15 and 15 Plus will retain the physical buttons as before, although those variants will inherit Dynamic Island.
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