iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 14 Pro Max may have a huge advantage over iPhone 13 series

The upcoming iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max are expected to be considerably more powerful than the current iPhone 13 Pro series, according to rumours. Apple’s current A15 Bionic processor is hugely powerful but the iPhone 14 Pro series chip, A16, could take it a step further.

The upcoming iPhone 14 series is expected to come in Pro as well as non-Pro variants. The Pro variants have always been better and this year’s models could take it leaps and bounds further with its next-gen processor. (Ian Zelbo/Jon Prosser - Front Page Tech)

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1/6 The upcoming iPhone 14 series is expected to come in Pro as well as non-Pro variants. The Pro variants have always been better and this year’s models could take it leaps and bounds further with its next-gen processor. (Ian Zelbo/Jon Prosser - Front Page Tech)

Apple’s A15 Bionic is still a hugely powerful processor which powers the entire iPhone 13 lineup. However, unlike the iPhone 13 series, only the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max models could be powered by the next-gen A16 Bionic chipset. (Amritanshu / HT Tech)

2/6 Apple’s A15 Bionic is still a hugely powerful processor which powers the entire iPhone 13 lineup. However, unlike the iPhone 13 series, only the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max models could be powered by the next-gen A16 Bionic chipset. (Amritanshu / HT Tech)

This means that the non-Pro models in the iPhone 14 lineup could feature the same A15 Bionic processor, albeit the 5-core one, powering the iPhone 13 Pro and the iPhone 13 Pro Max. (FrontPageTech)

3/6 This means that the non-Pro models in the iPhone 14 lineup could feature the same A15 Bionic processor, albeit the 5-core one, powering the iPhone 13 Pro and the iPhone 13 Pro Max. (FrontPageTech)

The latest report from Macworld showed a glimpse of the new chipset and its process based on the estimations. It is tipped that the A16 chipset will be manufactured on the 5nm process by TSMC while delivering moderate improvements to its predecessor. The report predicted that it will simply boost the performance by about 15 percent. (Reuters)

4/6 The latest report from Macworld showed a glimpse of the new chipset and its process based on the estimations. It is tipped that the A16 chipset will be manufactured on the 5nm process by TSMC while delivering moderate improvements to its predecessor. The report predicted that it will simply boost the performance by about 15 percent. (Reuters)

“I think Apple will move to LPDDR5 this year, which should improve memory bandwidth, and some other improvements, combined with higher peak clock speeds, might get Apple up to a 15 percent performance improvement,” the Macworld report mentioned. (FrontPageTech)

5/6 “I think Apple will move to LPDDR5 this year, which should improve memory bandwidth, and some other improvements, combined with higher peak clock speeds, might get Apple up to a 15 percent performance improvement,” the Macworld report mentioned. (FrontPageTech)

Leaks and rumours about the iPhone 14 series are becoming frequent as the launch event nears. However, all the information released by leaks and rumours should be taken with a grain of salt as these are still unconfirmed reports. So, we can only wait until Apple officially confirms the details, which could be at launch of the iPhone 14 series itself. (FrontPageTech)

6/6 Leaks and rumours about the iPhone 14 series are becoming frequent as the launch event nears. However, all the information released by leaks and rumours should be taken with a grain of salt as these are still unconfirmed reports. So, we can only wait until Apple officially confirms the details, which could be at launch of the iPhone 14 series itself. (FrontPageTech)