Apple is introducing a pleasant design change with this iPhone 15 Pro this summer. The smartphone will reportedly get thinner screen bezels than its predecessors.
Two more months of waiting before we can get acquainted with the iPhone 15 line. In addition to the regular versions, we will of course also get to see the Pro and Pro Max in Cupertino. And on that note, something will immediately catch our eye.
This stands out on the front of the iPhone 15
Ice Universe, a well-known leaker, has brought out the fronts of the iPhone 15 line. Should this be the real deal, we can glean the following information from it.
First up, a Dynamic Island can now be seen on the regular iPhone 15 and 15 Plus. With the 14, this feature was only reserved for the Pro and Pro Max.
The 15 Pro has thinner screen bezels
Earlier rumors about the screen bezels of the iPhone 15 Pro were circulating. In fact, according to some sources, these would become the thinnest on the entire smartphone market.
Ice Universe images show that it could well be true. They look thinner than we are used to from the phone. The one from the 15 Pro seems to be just a bit thinner than the one from the 15.
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We’ll be seeing a lot more of these kinds of photos and rumors coming along in the near future. After all, it is just under two months until the presentation of the iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max. This will most likely take place sometime in September.
iOS 17 on your smartphone
The iPhone 15 and 15 Pro run on iOS 17, and this operating system is already available for everyone to download. It is a so-called beta version, so this edition is not yet final. Apple uses this version to test the software and get bugs out. Therefore, if you install it now, you may have to deal with bugs.
Still, you have to be careful if you want to install iOS 17 on your iPhone because of those bugs in the software. You would do well to make a backup first. We’ll tell you all about it in the article below.