iPhone 14 not a game-changer, but can iPhone 15 shock and awe?

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Before its launch in September, everyone knew that Apple iPhone 14 would not be a game-changer. Blame pandemic related manufacturing problems. iPhone 14 lineup made one big change and that was to create a big gap between the iPhone 14 Pro and non-Pro models by introducing exclusive specs and features for the latter like the new A16 Bionic chipset (making it the fastest smartphone around), 48MP primary camera, an updated pill-shaped display design featuring Dynamic Island, and always-on display feature. All of this however, did not add up to a game-changer phone. Now, hopes are resting on the iPhone 15 lineup to deliver something special. If you are looking forward to the next iPhone series, here is what you should expect from the iPhone 15 series and see if it all adds up to a special package.

This year we got something exciting in the form of the Dynamic Island. On a good note, several leaks suggest that both the next year's standard and Plus models will get the same feature. That means you will not need to worry about spending a huge chunk of money on the Pro models to get rid of the Notch display.

Next year, the non-Pro models will get the A16 Bionic chipset. Again, the differentiation between the iPhone 14 standard model and the premium models will be set as Apple will only pack the A17 Bionic chipset into the top-end Pro models. The big news here is that this chip will make the iPhone the fastest smartphone in the world unless rivals come up with a miracle chip, which at the moment looks unlikely. It will likely be 10 pct faster and also help in reducing power consumption even as it does more work.

After the arrival of the 48MP camera on the iPhone 14 Pro models, expectations are that the new periscope telephoto lens