admin iPhone fans are always excited to learn about the next iteration of Apple’s game-changing smartphone. But some rumors and leaks are more credible than others.
For example, a reliable source claims that the iPhone 15 will use a titanium frame instead of stainless steel. This will make the device lighter and stronger.
Augmented Reality
The iPhone 15 is reportedly going to be the first phone with a dual-camera setup that supports augmented reality. The feature will allow users to point their cameras at objects and see them appear on the screen. This is a feature that will be very useful for gamers and other users who enjoy AR apps.
One of the most exciting rumors surrounding the iPhone 15 is that it will have a Titanium frame. This is a much stronger material than stainless steel, so it should make the phone more resistant to dents and dings.
Leaks have also suggested that the iPhone 15 will have a slightly curved back. This will help users hold the device more comfortably.
Another rumor is that the iPhone 15 will have solid-state buttons instead of physical ones. These will be able to withstand more wear and tear than physical buttons because they won’t need to be pressed. The rumors also suggest that the buttons will use haptic feedback to give users the sensation of pressing them.
TrueDepth Camera
The TrueDepth camera system is an important part of Apple’s iPhone and iPad. It uses sensors, cameras, and a dot projector at the top of the display in the notch to create a 3D map of your face. This allows the device to recognise you, unlock or authenticate payments, and sign in to apps. If your Face ID isn’t working as expected, try restarting your iPhone or iPad. You should also remove any cases or screen protectors to ensure that the cameras are not covered. You should also make sure that your nose, mouth, and eyes are visible to the camera. Face ID doesn’t work if you’re wearing a mask.
Some rumors have suggested that the iPhone 15 Ultra will shun stainless steel for even tougher titanium around its edges. Titanium is stronger and lighter than stainless steel, so this may help the iPhone 15 Ultra be more resistant to dents and scratches.
Camera Burst Mode
Burst mode is a great feature for action shots. It allows you to take a sequence of photos in ip 15 moi quick succession and pick the best one. This mode is perfect for capturing the movement of people jumping, skateboarding or swimming, for example.
Whenever you press the shutter button in Burst Mode, the camera will continuously shoot images for up to ten seconds or until you release the shutter. A counter will display how many exposures have been taken. Then, you can select the images to keep and save them as individual photos in your Photo Library.
To disable Burst Mode, open the Camera app and tap the Timer (it looks like a clock) button. Then, choose 3s or 10s from the slide-out menu. When you press the camera button again, it will stop capturing photos. You can also use the volume buttons to enable or disable Burst Mode by opening the Camera app and tapping Settings > Camera & toggle on “Use Volume Up for Burst”. This way, pressing the camera button in Burst Mode will instead trigger a video recording rather than a photo capture.
Battery Life
Apple’s iPhone 15 series is rumored to receive a significant boost in battery capacity, allowing for longer gaming sessions, streaming capabilities and multitasking. It’s also expected to benefit from improved efficiency thanks to the A17 Bionic chip’s 3nm fabrication process that uses up to 35 percent less power compared with the older 5nm production technique.
Moreover, iOS 17 is reportedly implementing a battery throttling feature that limits peak current draw to prevent the batteries from draining too quickly. This will prevent the unexpected shutdowns that plagued older iPhones and could significantly prolong the life of an iPhone 15. You can check the battery health of your device by tapping Settings and then Battery. It’s normal for lithium-ion batteries to lose their charge over time, so you’ll want your phone to have a healthy percentage of battery life remaining. If your battery is at 80% or below, Apple advises you to replace it. You can buy an official Apple-certified replacement for your iPhone.
