Apple's new leak reveals the release surprise of the iPhone 14.


The recent iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro Lex have revealed two very different iPhones, with Apple vowing to widen the gap between Pro and non-Pro models. The news has given different opinions and now different information about his release has done the same.


In recent weeks, conflicting reports have claimed that the release of some iPhone 14 models will not be delayed. And now one of the industry's most respected insiders has turned the picture around.


The Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max concept is showing an expected higher price of $ 1199.


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06/06 Update: Ahead of Apple's annual World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC), Bloomberg's Mark Gorman has used his Power on Newsletter to confirm that the next generation of all major platforms of the company The release will be announced:


"The conference is sure to have major updates for the company's core operating systems: iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, tvOS and macOS. This year's event is expected to launch more extensive new features than usual." Will, "he explains. .


Gorman says the new hardware will follow suit and "the new [MacBook] Air will be the device's biggest improvement in more than a decade." The possibility of launching a platform 'realityOS' for Apple's upcoming VR headset is also under consideration but much less certain.


However, the focus of Apple's iPhone plans is iOS 16, and Gorman claims that the main element of the release will always be on display. However, the interesting thing around it is that Gorman claims that it will be exclusive to the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max models "if this feature is lost."


On-display devices have always been a staple of mid-range Android phones, so seeing Apple limit it to its latest flagship models would be another example of how the company can differentiate between pro and non-pro models. Determined to make a difference. It remains to be seen whether this strategy will be successful or provoke a backlash from fans.


In a series of tweets, MF Chi Koo, an analyst at TF International Securities, disagreed with a recent ET News report that supply issues led Apple to buy a front-facing camera module for the iPhone 15 at a high price earlier this year. Forced to install prematurely.


"This report is not entirely in my understanding," Koo explains. "If LG Innotek 2Q22 becomes the iPhone 14 front camera provider, it would be almost impossible to get the development schedule for the 2H22 iPhone 14. The latest suppliers in 4Q21."


This is in line with Kuo's earlier claims that total production of the iPhone 14 is "currently under control." That said, both Nikkei Asia and Haitong International Securities analyst Jeff Pu believe the iPhone 14 Max's supply has been delayed by almost a month.


The Apple iPhone 14 range is based on several leaks.


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Similarly, Ross Young, CEO of Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC) and one of the industry's most accurate insiders, responded that "shipments of the iPhone 14 Max panel have always lagged behind." As a result, Apple is moving towards its second iPhone split release in the last five years (iPhone 12 / iPhone 12 Mini), which in turn was only the second in the history of the iPhone (iPhone 8 / iPhone X).


It's amazing to see insiders dividing like this, because historically the leaks surrounding the iPhone's release are quite consistent. This is due to the global way in which iPhones are mass-produced, even Apple's covert expertise fails to stop the flow of leaks as production increases.


Whether split release or not, the most divisive aspect of the iPhone 14 launch is that they will be phones themselves. While the standard iPhone 14 models will inherit the same design, chipset and rear camera as the iPhone 13 lineup, the iPhone 14 Pro models will move forward with upgrades in all three areas and increase prices.


It remains to be seen how iPhone fans will respond to Apple's aggressive attempt to sell these expensive models to buyers.


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