iPhone 18 to get longer battery and 2-nanometre A20 chip, leak says
iPhone 18 to get longer battery and 2-nanometre A20 chip, leak says
iPhone 18 to get longer battery and 2-nanometre A20 chip, leak says
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- Apple has not yet launched the standard iPhone 18, after only the 18 Pro and Duo models arrived this autumn, but a new leak points to two Pro-style upgrades for the base model expected in early 2027.
- Leaker Digital Chat Station says it will get longer battery life and an A20 chip built on TSMC's 2-nanometre process, though not the identical A20 Pro chip used in the Pro models.
- The same leak says the smaller Dynamic Island is not expected on the base model, and suggests its price could rise, though that part remains speculative and Apple has confirmed none of these details.
- Apple has not yet launched the standard iPhone 18, after only the 18 Pro and Duo models arrived this autumn, but a new leak points to two Pro-style upgrades for the base model expected in early 2027.
- Leaker Digital Chat Station says it will get longer battery life and an A20 chip built on TSMC's 2-nanometre process, though not the identical A20 Pro chip used in the Pro models.
- The same leak says the smaller Dynamic Island is not expected on the base model, and suggests its price could rise, though that part remains speculative and Apple has confirmed none of these details.
- Apple has not yet launched the standard iPhone 18, after only the 18 Pro and Duo models arrived this autumn, but a new leak points to two Pro-style upgrades for the base model expected in early 2027.
- Leaker Digital Chat Station says it will get longer battery life and an A20 chip built on TSMC's 2-nanometre process, though not the identical A20 Pro chip used in the Pro models.
- The same leak says the smaller Dynamic Island is not expected on the base model, and suggests its price could rise, though that part remains speculative and Apple has confirmed none of these details.
Apple has not yet launched the standard iPhone 18, after only the 18 Pro and Duo models arrived this autumn, but a new leak points to two Pro-style upgrades for the base model expected in early 2027. Leaker Digital Chat Station says it will get longer battery life and an A20 chip built on TSMC's 2-nanometre process, though not the identical A20 Pro chip used in the Pro models. The same leak says the smaller Dynamic Island is not expected on the base model, and suggests its price could rise, though that part remains speculative and Apple has confirmed none of these details.
Apple has not yet launched the standard iPhone 18, after only the 18 Pro and Duo models arrived this autumn, but a new leak points to two Pro-style upgrades for the base model expected in early 2027. Leaker Digital Chat Station says it will get longer battery life and an A20 chip built on TSMC's 2-nanometre process, though not the identical A20 Pro chip used in the Pro models. The same leak says the smaller Dynamic Island is not expected on the base model, and suggests its price could rise, though that part remains speculative and Apple has confirmed none of these details.
Apple has not yet launched the standard iPhone 18, after only the 18 Pro and Duo models arrived this autumn, but a new leak points to two Pro-style upgrades for the base model expected in early 2027. Leaker Digital Chat Station says it will get longer battery life and an A20 chip built on TSMC's 2-nanometre process, though not the identical A20 Pro chip used in the Pro models. The same leak says the smaller Dynamic Island is not expected on the base model, and suggests its price could rise, though that part remains speculative and Apple has confirmed none of these details.
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