Apple only just upgraded the maximum iPhone storage capacity to 1TB, but it could be going even further next year.
The iPhone 13 is the first Apple smartphone to top out at 1TB of internal storage, if you go for either the Pro or Pro Max model, but it seems Apple isn’t finished there: the latest from the rumor mill suggests that the iPhone 14 could go as high as 2TB. That’s according to MyDrivers (via MacRumors), which has something of a hit and miss record with predictions – so don’t take this as definite just yet. We’re not expecting the phone for another 11 months, after all. The site does mention a switch to a new type of flash storage called QLC (quad-level cell), which improves performance and capacity while also reducing cost. That switch has been mentioned by other sources, though this is the first we’re hearing of a 2TB option. As with the current iPhone line-up, it’s reasonable to assume that the maximum 2TB of storage will appear on the iPhone 14 Pro and the iPhone 14 Pro Max, if it appears at all – it’s likely that these configurations are going to be rather pricey.
