iPhone 13 vs iPhone 14: What remains the same and what is changing? Should you wait for it?

iPhone 13 vs iPhone 14: Apple has announced its ‘Far Out’ event for September 7 and it is likely that the next generation of Apple smartphones, the iPhone 14 series, will be unveiled during the event. For months, we have been hearing leaks and rumors on how the upcoming iPhone devices could look like and what new upgrades they might bring. With just a week to the grand unveiling, let us take a look at all the leaks about iPhone 14 and see where the smartphone can get an upgrade and where remains the same as its predecessor. Read on.

iPhone 13 vs iPhone 14: Expected Similarities

Based on various leaks and rumors from tipsters like Ming-Chi Kuo, Ross Young, Mark Gurman and others we have a comprehensive list of what is expected to change and what is likely to stay the same in the base-model of iPhone 14. First, on the things that will not see an upgrade, the display quality is likely to remain the same with an OLED Super Retina XDR display. The appearance will also be the same as the notch is expected to make an appearance in the non-Pro models whereas the iPhone 14 Pro and the iPhone 14 Pro Max will get the dual hole and pill cutouts. The iPhone 14 is also likely to keep its FaceID working as usual and no major changes are expected in it.

The iPhone 14 has also been rumored to carry the Apple A15 Bionic chipset, although if it does happen, it is likely that there will be some performance improvements in it. The rear camera module is also expected to remain largely similar with a dual 12MP setup, however there are some changes possible in the aperture size of the lens. Despite the talks about a USB Type-C port, it is likely that the iPhone 14 will feature a Lightning port just like its predecessors.

iPhone 13 vs iPhone 14: What could be different?

According to multiple rumors, the base-model of iPhone 14 might come with 6GB RAM instead of 4GB in the iPhone 13. The cameras can also get a minor upgrade with an improved aperture size of f/1.8 for the ultra-wide lens instead of f/2.4. The front facing camera can also get autofocus. The Wi-Fi connectivity of the iPhone 14 can also get a boost with an upgrade to Wi-Fi 6E.

Apart from that, some recent leaks suggest that the iPhone 14 can have satellite based emergency features to allow users to send text messages even without a mobile network.

This was a brief overview to just give you an idea on what to expect come September 7. However, do note that all of the information provided is based on leaks and rumors and none of it has been confirmed from official sources. So, do take it with a pinch of salt and wait for the official launch to know the real upgrades.