The most popular iPhone models will no longer come with the latest Apple processors...
The most popular iPhone models, which happen to be the more affordable non-Pro versions, will no longer come with the latest Apple processors, a feature that will remain reserved for only the high-end models,Up until now, all new September iPhone models, regardless of their price, shipped with the latest and most powerful Apple chips available.
Kuo expects high-end iPhone sales to jump to 55-60% of the total iPhone volume in the second half of this year, up from a 40% to 50% share in the past. Ultimately, this might actually turn out to be a good thing for Apple's financials. The iPhone 14 Pro series are expected to ship with a new 48MP main camera, the first major camera upgrade in quite a while. With higher shipments for those models, suppliers of the camera module are also expected to see their orders increase and the financial gains that come with that.
The list of these suppliers includes Sony, which makes the camera sensors, Largan that is responsible for the camera lens, Alps that makes the VCM/OIS modules, and LG Innotek which makes the CCM module. All of those companies are likely to see a big revenue boost if these rumors come to fruition.reveal should happen in the middle of September, so we are only two months away from the big event, if all goes to plan of course.
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