Amaya Toman Today's roundup of rather wild speculation will be about the alleged upcoming Apple products, namely the iPhone 15 Ultra and the iPad Ultra. Leakers evidently agreed this week that the Cupertino company wants to have after the release super durable Apple Watch more Ultra products on the account. What should distinguish the iPhone 15 Ultra and iPad Ultra?
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The look of the iPhone 15
Forbes magazine brought an interesting news during the past week. Citing a leaker with the nickname LeaksApplePro, Forbes said, among other things, that next year we could very likely see the arrival of the iPhone 15 Ultra - which should be a replacement for the existing Pro Max model - with a titanium chassis. Although titanium is stronger and lighter than stainless steel, its price is also significantly higher. The high price is the reason why titanium is not used much - or almost not at all - as a material for the production of smartphones. According to available sources, the iPhone 15 Ultra should have 256 GB of storage, a USB-C port for charging with possible Thunderbolt 4 support, and there is also speculation that there could be two cameras at the top of the display.
The iPhone 15 Ultra will be made out of titanium.
- LeaksApplePro (@LeaksApplePro) October 20, 2022
iPad with a generous diagonal
Although Apple only recently introduced this year's generation of its iPad Pro and basic iPad, this does not prevent speculation about future models of Apple tablets. The Cult of Mac server reported last week that the Cupertino company is about to launch an iPad with a respectable 16″ screen. The largest iPad currently has a display diagonal of 12,9″, so this would be a very significant and noticeable jump in size. According to some speculations, the mentioned model should bear the name iPad Ultra. Over the years, the iPad has gained great popularity even among creative professionals, which is why Apple strives not only to improve the relevant functions, but also to enlarge the desktop. According to the Cult of Mac server, the iPad Ultra should see the light of day at the end of next year.
Here's what this year's iPad Pro looks like:
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