Apple may bring major changes to the performance levels of its flagship iPhone lineup with this year’s iPhone 14. The Pro models may get a new processor, but the standard models may settle for the old chip.
iPhones may not bring radical changes to the overall design and features every year, but one change that has been consistent over years is the new processor. Apple may be looking to change that this year. According to the renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max may be the only models in the upcoming series to use the new A16 chip. This means that the other two models, which, according to rumours, will be called the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max, will run the A15 Bionic chipset from last year. A Twitter account that likely belongs to Kuo said that only the two Pro models in the iPhone 14 lineup “would upgrade to the A16 processor.
