**Apple's Upcoming iPhone 15 Release: What to Expect**

One thing that's certain about Apple's upcoming iPhone 15 release is that it will mark a significant change for the company's iconic device. The latest reports from Bloomberg and other tech outlets suggest that Apple will introduce a number of new features and upgrades, including a smaller display frame on the Pro and Pro Max models.

The smallest detail to note among these changes is the reduction in the border around the display. According to Mark German, a reporter for Bloomberg, the border on the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models will be shrunk down from 2.2 millimeters to just 1.5 millimeters. While this may not seem like a significant change at first glance, it's actually a notable improvement in terms of aesthetics and overall design.

Another big change that's been reported is the introduction of Dynamic Island on all iPhone 15 models. This feature was first teased by Ming Chi Kwo, an Apple analyst who recently shared some details about the upcoming device. According to Kwo, Dynamic Island will be designed a bit differently than previously reported, with the proximity sensor moved inside the black cutout. However, despite this change, the overall functionality and user experience of Dynamic Island are expected to remain largely the same.

Of course, one of the biggest changes that's being expected is the replacement of the Lightning connector with USB-C on all iPhone 15 models. This move is seen as a direct result of the European Union's common charger lock, which will go into effect in 2024 and require devices like phones and tablets to support USB-C charging. While some users may be disappointed by this change, others are expected to see it as a welcome upgrade.

In terms of camera capabilities, there have been reports that the iPhone 15 Pro models will feature updated lenses and improved optical zoom capabilities. Specifically, the largest model is said to gain a much wider range of zoom options, although exact details on how these cameras will perform remain under wraps for now.

**Titanium Design on the iPhone 15 Pro**

In another notable change, Apple has reportedly opted to replace its stainless steel edges with titanium on some models. This new material is said to be both lighter and more durable than stainless steel, making it an attractive option for device manufacturers looking to reduce weight without sacrificing performance or style.

The use of titanium also raises the question of whether this will lead to a price increase for the iPhone 15 Pro models. According to Mark German, Bloomberg's reporter who's been following all the latest rumors and leaks, "I wouldn't rule out a price increase in the US" when it comes to the upcoming device. Similarly, MacRumors has reported that Apple analyst Tim Long believes the iPhone 15 Pro could see a price bump of up to $100.

**Touch-Sensitive Volume Buttons**

In an unexpected twist, there have been reports that Apple will be introducing touch-sensitive volume buttons on some models of the iPhone 15. These new buttons are expected to feature haptic feedback and allow users to adjust their volume levels more easily. While this change may seem minor at first glance, it's actually a significant upgrade for those who prefer a more intuitive and hands-free way of controlling their device.

**Improved Repairability**

In an effort to promote sustainability and reduce electronic waste, Apple has reportedly made some changes to the iPhone 15 that will make it easier to repair. Specifically, iFixit has shared details on how the new design of the iPhone 14 was achieved, with a focus on making the device more accessible for users who want to upgrade their own devices rather than relying on Apple's official repair services.

According to Bloomberg, the iPhone 15 is expected to be similar in terms of repairability to the iPhone 14, with some notable improvements that will make it easier and faster to fix common issues. Whether or not this means a lower cost for users remains to be seen, but one thing's for sure: Apple is taking steps in the right direction.

**Generative AI and Siri**

Finally, there have been reports that Apple is working on a new generative AI program that could potentially improve the performance of its virtual assistant, Siri. While no details have been shared about this project yet, many users are eagerly awaiting news about how it will impact their daily lives and interactions with their devices.

As always, we'll be sure to bring you all the latest updates and information on Apple's upcoming iPhone 15 release in the coming weeks and months. Stay tuned for more details on what you can expect from this highly anticipated device!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enit seems the iPhone 15 is going to push us to the edge to the edge of our screens and the edge of our budgets we are inching closer to the reveal of Apple's next iPhone model and that means the rumors and the leaks are flowing and this looks like it's going to be the biggest iPhone design change in a long while buttons are changing bezels are changing ports are changing materials are changing and the price tag may also be changing it could go up it could be the first iPhone price increase we see in six years the change though that's gonna get the biggest hoopla is the expectation that the lightning Port is going away to be replaced by USBC some will love it and some will see it as a burden because we had to replace our cords one more extra thing to buy of course will Apple be able to wow us with all these changes in a way that people will think hey the iPhone is worth a potentially higher price let's go over all the reported upgrades I'm Bridget Carey and this is one more thing apple is getting that display frame even smaller the pro and Pro Max models are said to be made with a new technology that shrinks the border to 1.5 millimeters down from 2.2 millimeters that's just one of the many details coming this week from Bloomberg reporter Mark German he also says the same thing that we've heard from Apple analyst Ming Chi Kwo Dynamic island is coming to all models of the iPhone 15. goodbye Notch hello Punch Out pill quote tweeted in March that the dynamic Island will be designed a little differently although you might not be able to tell with your eyes but the proximity sensor is said to be moved to sit inside the black cutout there are other big changes you will be able to see all signs point to the lightning connector being swapped out for USBC on all models Apple devices have been incorporating more USBC lately but it is the European Union that has pushed Apple to do it now in the EU a common charger lock goes into effect in 2024 requiring devices such as phones and tablets to support USBC charging the idea being that this can help reduce E-Waste if we don't have a bunch of different cores for all of our gadgets although it sure will make some waste when people throw out all of their old lightning cords I wouldn't recommend tossing them all out right away but I don't know I'm weird I still keep my 30 pin connector cord for sentimental reasons everyone always expects the real cameras to get a boost and reports seem to say that it will happen again this year it's reported that there could be updated lenses and the ability to get a much wider range of optical zoom on the largest model the Pro Models may get another new design titanium this one was reported a little while back by Bloomberg but apple is said to replace the stainless steel edges with lighter titanium in some models now the recent Apple watch Ultra also uses titanium the big question is will titanium in the iPhone 15 Pro with a better camera mean the pro will cost more the starting price for the Pro Line has been around one thousand dollars since the iPhone 10 in 2017 Bloomberg's German says he quote wouldn't rule out a price increase in the U.S and he's not alone Mac Rumors has been shy in a light on what Apple analyst Tim long has been saying in his reports that the iPhone 15 Pro could go up one hundred dollars and the pro Max could go up two hundred dollars if a new price feels funny so many new buttons there was some report a while back that the volume buttons would change to a touch sensitive design with haptic feedback just like the trackpad on a Mac buttons that aren't really buttons because you're not pressing anything our brains have been going along with the button lie ever since we lost the actual home button button on the iPhone if you hate that idea well you can rest easy for now that doesn't seem to be happening for the iPhone 15 but we are seeing reports that the mute switch is going away replaced by a button that can be customized to do different things an action button as they say what's on the inside matters and yes processors always get some sort of boost expect the regular iPhone 15 to get last year's a16 processor and Bloomberg says the Pro Models would move to a three nanometer chip that's quote noticeably snappier and here's one feature you probably won't hear Apple talk about on stage in September the Pro Models could be easier to repair follow me to the footsteps of the iPhone 14 iFixit made a big deal of the iPhone 14 changing the way it's constructed inside calling it the most repairable iPhone in years since the iPhone 7. and now Bloomberg says the pro is similar inside easier to repair that is certainly more sustainable maybe it cancels out the feeling you'll get when you find yourself paying for more charging cords yes your money will go faster but hey that data transfer speed also faster leave a comment below on what iPhone 15 upgrade matters most to you in our last episode we talked about the reports of Apple work working on a generative AI program and a lot of your comments were about hoping it could help improve Siri who knows maybe we'll hear more about Siri at the next iPhone event thanks for watching catch you next weekit seems the iPhone 15 is going to push us to the edge to the edge of our screens and the edge of our budgets we are inching closer to the reveal of Apple's next iPhone model and that means the rumors and the leaks are flowing and this looks like it's going to be the biggest iPhone design change in a long while buttons are changing bezels are changing ports are changing materials are changing and the price tag may also be changing it could go up it could be the first iPhone price increase we see in six years the change though that's gonna get the biggest hoopla is the expectation that the lightning Port is going away to be replaced by USBC some will love it and some will see it as a burden because we had to replace our cords one more extra thing to buy of course will Apple be able to wow us with all these changes in a way that people will think hey the iPhone is worth a potentially higher price let's go over all the reported upgrades I'm Bridget Carey and this is one more thing apple is getting that display frame even smaller the pro and Pro Max models are said to be made with a new technology that shrinks the border to 1.5 millimeters down from 2.2 millimeters that's just one of the many details coming this week from Bloomberg reporter Mark German he also says the same thing that we've heard from Apple analyst Ming Chi Kwo Dynamic island is coming to all models of the iPhone 15. goodbye Notch hello Punch Out pill quote tweeted in March that the dynamic Island will be designed a little differently although you might not be able to tell with your eyes but the proximity sensor is said to be moved to sit inside the black cutout there are other big changes you will be able to see all signs point to the lightning connector being swapped out for USBC on all models Apple devices have been incorporating more USBC lately but it is the European Union that has pushed Apple to do it now in the EU a common charger lock goes into effect in 2024 requiring devices such as phones and tablets to support USBC charging the idea being that this can help reduce E-Waste if we don't have a bunch of different cores for all of our gadgets although it sure will make some waste when people throw out all of their old lightning cords I wouldn't recommend tossing them all out right away but I don't know I'm weird I still keep my 30 pin connector cord for sentimental reasons everyone always expects the real cameras to get a boost and reports seem to say that it will happen again this year it's reported that there could be updated lenses and the ability to get a much wider range of optical zoom on the largest model the Pro Models may get another new design titanium this one was reported a little while back by Bloomberg but apple is said to replace the stainless steel edges with lighter titanium in some models now the recent Apple watch Ultra also uses titanium the big question is will titanium in the iPhone 15 Pro with a better camera mean the pro will cost more the starting price for the Pro Line has been around one thousand dollars since the iPhone 10 in 2017 Bloomberg's German says he quote wouldn't rule out a price increase in the U.S and he's not alone Mac Rumors has been shy in a light on what Apple analyst Tim long has been saying in his reports that the iPhone 15 Pro could go up one hundred dollars and the pro Max could go up two hundred dollars if a new price feels funny so many new buttons there was some report a while back that the volume buttons would change to a touch sensitive design with haptic feedback just like the trackpad on a Mac buttons that aren't really buttons because you're not pressing anything our brains have been going along with the button lie ever since we lost the actual home button button on the iPhone if you hate that idea well you can rest easy for now that doesn't seem to be happening for the iPhone 15 but we are seeing reports that the mute switch is going away replaced by a button that can be customized to do different things an action button as they say what's on the inside matters and yes processors always get some sort of boost expect the regular iPhone 15 to get last year's a16 processor and Bloomberg says the Pro Models would move to a three nanometer chip that's quote noticeably snappier and here's one feature you probably won't hear Apple talk about on stage in September the Pro Models could be easier to repair follow me to the footsteps of the iPhone 14 iFixit made a big deal of the iPhone 14 changing the way it's constructed inside calling it the most repairable iPhone in years since the iPhone 7. and now Bloomberg says the pro is similar inside easier to repair that is certainly more sustainable maybe it cancels out the feeling you'll get when you find yourself paying for more charging cords yes your money will go faster but hey that data transfer speed also faster leave a comment below on what iPhone 15 upgrade matters most to you in our last episode we talked about the reports of Apple work working on a generative AI program and a lot of your comments were about hoping it could help improve Siri who knows maybe we'll hear more about Siri at the next iPhone event thanks for watching catch you next week\n"