Apple's new iPhone 14, 14 Plus sports previous generation A15 chip

Source: Apple

As hinted in rumours, the new Apple iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus aren't sporting the latest A16 Bionic chip. Instead, Apple arms the standard iPhone models with the iPhone 13 Pro's A15 chip. It gets a bit of a performance bump with the extra GPU core it sports compared to the iPhone 13 and iPhone SE launched last year. The Plus also comes in a new 6.7-inch, while the regular iPhone has a 6.1-inch display. 

The cameras on the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus are an ultra-wide and a new 12-megapixel main sensor with improved low-light photography, faster Night Mode, and a new Action Mode for gimbal-like steadiness for videos. Apple also introduces a new 12-megapixel TrueDepth camera with autofocus o the front of the new iPhone 14 phones. Apple integrates a new Photonic Engine to boost the computational photography features of the new iPhones.

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iPhone 14, 14 Plus tipped to get enhanced A15 chip

Source: MacRumors

A couple of days before Apple's Far Out event, more rumours about the new Apple iPhone 14 series is coming up. The Wall Street Journal reports the lower-end iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus will get an "enhanced version" of the A15 Bionic chip. If the report is accurate, then only the Pro versions (possibly the Pro and Pro Max) will get the new A16 chip, marking the first time Apple limits the release of its latest chip to the Pro models

This enhanced version of the A15 is expected to be similar to the higher-end A15 five-core chip on the iPhone 13 Pro models. So, you can expect improved graphics from the previous generation.

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