Full iPhone 15 Ultra specs leaked ahead of expected Sept 12 launch, price may go up Apple is anticipated to launch four new iPhone 15 models this year, including iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max. However, there could be an iPhone 15 Ultra model as well. Listen to Story Share ADVERTISEMENT iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro action button, iPhone 15 launch, iPhone 15 leaks, iPhone 15 design, iPhone 15 event, Abhik Sengupta Abhik Sengupta New Delhi,UPDATED: Aug 28, 2023 13:37 IST In Short Apple may launch an iPhone 15 Ultra instead of iPhone 15 Pro Max. There's also a chance that the company may launch five iPhones this year, including iPhone 15 Pro Max. The new iPhones are expected to launch on September 12. The iPhone 15 Ultra is making headlines once again. Similar to the past three iPhone lineups, Apple is anticipated to launch four new iPhone 15 models this year: iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max. However, contradictory reports suggest that there might be an iPhone 15 Ultra instead of the iPhone 15 Pro Max. Additionally, a leak indicates the possibility of an extra iPhone 15 Ultra, potentially making it the fifth smartphone in the lineup. ADVERTISEMENT Ahead of the official announcement, full iPhone 15 Ultra specifications have been leaked. According to an Apple tracker handle, AppleLeaker on X, the iPhone 15 may come with a much-improved camera system, especially in the zoon department. The phone may support up to 10X periscope zoom. The primary 48-megapixel camera may also include eight lens elements. All the elements may incorporate glass material to improve the focus light onto the camera sensor. This may lead to better details, less noise, and richer colours. Additionally, the frame may feature titanium for a more premium and durable build. Several leaks have suggested the same on the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models. On the sides, Apple may change the design of the volume button. The iPhone 15 Ultra may also include an "action button" on the side to quick-launch apps, including the camera app. A similar action button was introduced on the Apple Watch Ultra last year. Sameer MUST READ Sameer Wankhede shares cryptic post after SRK's viral 'Jawan' line. Fans react TRENDING TOPICS: Chandrayaan-3 World Championships G20 Summit Yevgeny Prigozhin Under the hood, the iPhone 15 Ultra may draw power from the latest A17 Bionic SoC with a 3nm process. The RAM configuration may also go up to 8GB. Moreover, the leak suggests the base model will directly offer 256GB storage. All the new iPhone 15 models may come with a USB-C port for charging instead of the proprietary Lightning port. The iPhone 15 Ultra will also carry the same charging port if the phone is in the works. The battery may support 35W charging, though the charger would not be included inside the box. Apple is also rumoured to introduce a braided USB-C charging cable with Thunderbolt 4 capability. The charging cable will reportedly support 240W charging output. The post suggests that the battery capacity will also be increased by 10-15 per cent. The display size could be the same 6.7 inches. However, this year, we might see much thinner bezels. Apple may continue incorporating a dynamic island notch with some tweaks. There's also going to be a new 7nm U2 chip for better compatibility with Apple products, including the Vision Pro mixed-reality headset. With the addition of new features and hardware, the price of the iPhone 15 Ultra is likely to go up. A leak suggested the price may increase by $200. (roughly Rs 16,500). The iPhone 14 Pro Max's price in India starts at Rs 1,33,900.EDITED BY :SUDHANVA AYURVEDA OVERSEAS PVT LTD.

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