Apple will going to introduce the world's thinnest display with the iPhone 15 Pro

 

According to the latest official information, following the success of the iPhone 14 in India, Apple is now preparing to introduce the iPhone 15 and all subsequent models in India. This is anticipated to happen in September 2023.

According to rumours, Apple's upcoming iPhone 15 Pro Max smartphone would have very thin bezels all around the display. The iPhone 15 Pro Max might feature the thinnest bezels ever made on its front display, measuring only around 1.55mm thick (or 0.06 inches).

The iPhone 15 Pro Max will break the Xiaomi 13's record for the thinnest black bezel (1.81 mm), according to a tipper named Ice Universe who recently tweeted on the microblogging website Twitter. Apple iPhone 14 Pro: 2.17mm; S23 and iS22: 1.95mm.

Leaked details of the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max handsets' front glass films reveal the devices' incredibly slim bezels around the panels. The only smartphone models to reportedly include Apple's Always-On and ProMotion display technologies are the upcoming iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max.

Additionally, it was stated that the Wi-Fi 6E network will only be supported by iPhone 15 Pro devices. The iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max will likely include new technologies like solid-state buttons with haptic feedback, a titanium frame, and more RAM. According to a report from Macrumors that was previously released, the standard iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus bezels won't likely undergo any discernible changes.

The rumour went on to say that the iPhone 15 Pro models might come with the unified volume buttons, which would take the place of the current distinct volume up and down buttons. Users using the new volume rocker will be able to adjust the volume depending on where they press the button. Additionally, according Apple rumours, the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max would come with new features including haptic solid-state buttons, a titanium frame, and improved RAM.

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