Although not yet officially launched, almost all information about the iPhone 14 Series has been revealed. It's just that it's still difficult to make many Android users move to iOS, but it's a different story with the iPhone 15.
Indeed, the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max will carry a screen with a dynamic refresh rate of 1-120Hz to save battery, supported by the A16 Bionic which is said to be more capable than the most powerful chipsets made by Qualcomm or MediaTek, and a 48 MP camera. But all that does not make Android users tempted.
So what makes the iPhone 15 able to make Android users 'apostate' to iOS? The answer is USB Type C.
According to reports, as reported by Phonearena, from next year USB-C will be available on all iPhone 15 Series. That's because of a new European law that would require all smartphone models including the iPhone to ship with the same USB-C port.
Technically, this regulation does not affect the iPhone 15 (expected 2023). But the signs are getting stronger after leaks appear that say the AirPods Pro 2 will use a USB Type C port.
In addition to USB Type C, there are rumors that the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max will be equipped with a periscope camera capable of the long-awaited ultra-telephoto zoom. Leading analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said the zoom camera will be one of the improvement points on the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max.
iOS 16 is also believed to make Android tempted to move to the iPhone. Because this iOS update brings deeper customization features that can attract Android users such as the ability to change the lock screen, edit sent messages and more.
Many people call iOS 16 "one of the biggest software updates in iPhone history," and while this may be controversial, iOS is now increasingly allowing for more customization like Android.