Running the show is the A16 Bionic chip from the iPhone 14 Pro, offering greater CPU, GPU and ML performance. Apple promises "all-day battery life", but the iPhone 15 Plus will last longer thanks to its larger overall battery. iPhone 15's ultra wideband capabilities have improved, offering...
Compared to the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max below, only a handful of changes have been made to the iPhone 15 and 15 Plus, most of which are software-based. The A16 Bionic chip carries over from the previous model, while the biggest changes are the 48MP Main camera that was first ...
iPhone 16 Pro May Sport 'Tetraprism' Zoom Lens from iPhone 15 Pro Max: Kuo Meanwhile, the Manhattan 3.1 Offscreen test showed that the A17 Pro chip offered around a 48fps improvement over the iPhone 15 Plus with the A16 Bionic chip. This amounts to an increase of ne...
The vanilla iPhone 15 uses the same chip as last year's iPhone 14 Pro models - the Apple A16 Bionic. So, you are not getting the latest Apple A17 Pro (3 nm) from the 15 Pro models, but that might actually be a blessing in disguise since that chipset has been the subject of an ...
The nearest example benchmark available before the iPhone 15's release would be for the iPhone 14 Pro, which uses the same chip. It manages 2,519 for the single-core test, 6,382 for multi-core, and 22,282 for Metal. Obviously, there is a performance improvement happing year-on-year,...
The iPhone 15 Pro is more of a powerhouse. Credit: Stan Schroeder / Mashable Truth be told, the A16 Bionic is still a stellar, breakneck chip that is actually overpowered for what's needed for mobile tasks, so imagine the herculean power behind the A17 Pro. Without getting into the weed...
At a GlanceThe 2023 iPhone 15 models feature USB-C instead of Lightning, faster A16 chip, the Dynamic Island instead of a notch in the display, upgraded camera technology, and more. Features 6.1- and 6.7-inch sizes Dynamic Island A16 chip USB-C port 48-megapixel Main camera Video play...
The iPhone 15 Pro is powered by Apple's A17 Pro chipset, the fastest ever in a handset, according to Apple. The chip is the industry's first manufactured using a 3 nanometer (nm) process. Among the many improvements is "the biggest redesign in the history of Apple's GPUs...
The iPhone 15's battery is smaller than the one you'll find in the iPhone Plus, but it's also running what might be a slightly less efficient chip than that found in the iPhone 15 Pro. The latter now has the 3-nanometer A17 Pro, while the iPhone 15 runs a 4-nanometer A16 Bionic...
These phones continue to be ludicrously fast, and the iPhone 15 is no different. This year’s model is powered by the same A16 Bionic processor found in last year’s Pro models, and while it’s not the best chip you can get on an iPhone — that honor belongs to the iPhone 15 Pro...