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| The next iPhone in 2023 will receive a major upgrade |
Most of the current iPhone is connected to the iPhone 13, which is slated to be available in September. It should have an improved screen and camera, but there are also some rumors and news that we can talk about right now. The same goes for the iPhone 15 leak.
Analyst Guo Ming Chi said that the iPhone 5G modem will be available in 2023, in time for the iPhone 15. Guo Ming, one of the most trusted Apple analysts in the field, said Guo Ming.
This means Apple no longer has to rely on components it currently receives from Qualcomm, forcing chip makers to enter new markets to make up for lost orders from Apple.
Given the slow sales of Android in the high-end 5G mobile market, Qualcomm may have to compete for more orders in the low-cost market to make up for lost orders from Apple.
The iPhone 12 series is Apple's first product with 5G capabilities. Therefore, the 2023 update could be the first product to take a big step towards 5G performance.
It is not currently clear what this change could mean for 5G users and performance. However, by making its own 5G modem, Apple can increase data transfer speeds, reduce latency and save money. Battery life could be extended as this component could be specially improved. And the rest of the internal gear.
While the timing is interesting, this news came as no surprise to industry watchers.
Since Apple acquired the modem chip business from Intel in 2019, the development of 5G technology appears to have taken place internally.
Previous projections suggested that Apple's iPhone could launch with a 5G modem in 2022, but as Kuo said, he now looks optimistic: the chip debuted in 2023, so maybe 2023. It appears years later.
Apple has been using its processor in the iPhone for more than a decade and recently started doing the same on the computer side as well. This reduces reliance on third-party vendors so that every hardware and software can be tightly integrated and fully optimized for performance. And efficiency.
Qualcomm is currently still offering 5G modems for the iPhone as all anticipated iPhone 13 models use this technology.