iPhone 15 event live blog – all the big news from Apple’s September event


Refresh

Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max angle with screen on

(Image credit: Future / Lance Ulanoff)

Speaking of the iPhone 15 Pro, I’m most excited to see if an Action button does indeed jump from the Apple Watch Ultra to the next-gen Apple phones. 

I’m already sold on the idea of a customizable button that can trigger all manner of apps and services. My only concern is Apple could limit its use – if indeed the rumors of an Action button prove to be correct. 

I’m keen to see if the rumor of titanium sides comes true for the iPhone 15 Pro, as that could make for a tougher and lighter phone. But I’d be interested to see how Apple approaches finessing colors for a titanium chassis. 

A new design for all iPhone 15 models is also on the cards, with rounded edges set to replace the flat edges, this is arguably Apple going forward and backwards; the latter because it introduced flat edges with the iPhone 12 and onwards, the former because many people find phones with curved edges to be more comfortable to hold. 

My colleague Alex Walker-Todd seems pretty stoked for curved edges on the next-gen iPhones. 

iPhone 11 Pro rounded iPhone 14 Pro straight edged

(Image credit: Apple)

Apple iPhone 14 Yellow

(Image credit: Future / Lance Ulanoff)

For starters the standard iPhone 15 and the iPhone 15 Plus are set to get 48MP main cameras. 

I hope that will see a notable uptick in iPhone photography even on its base models; that’s providing Apple can use its software to get the most out of a 48MP sensor, particularly when the end photo tends to be reduced to 12MP through pixel binning techniques. 

Tim Cook Apple

(Image credit: Apple)

But the Dynamic Island is not why I’m feeling somewhat hyped for the iPhone 15 launch…

iPhone 14 Pro Max review Dynamic Island Maps small

(Image credit: Future | Alex Walker-Todd)

Now I’ve yet to be sold on the Dynamic Island. But spreading it to all iPhones, not just their Pro variants, could see more developers introduce controls for their apps that work with the Dynamic Island. 

I’d like to see it become a truly useful tool rather than a nice-to-have UI element. 

Hello, Managing Editor Roland Moore-Colyer here. I’ve been covering Apple launches for years and today’s launch could be one of the more interesting iPhone reveals in a while.

While the iPhone 14 launch saw the debut of the Dynamic Island, the iPhone 15 promises to take that further with by spreading the pill-shaped camera cutout that can morph into a flexible UI element to all iPhone 15 models.



Source link

This post originally appeared on TechToday.