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iPhone 15 features leaked
iPhone 15 is some months away from launch, but the leak of CAD files have revealed changes in the new model.
Through the 3D CAD files of the iPhone 15, it is clear that Apple has made some design changes and added new features. One of the notable changes is the inclusion of a dynamic island instead of a notch, similar to the iPhone 14.
Another significant change is that Apple has finally adopted USB-Type C as its charging port which is more efficient, versatile, and compatible.
The CAD files were acquired by 9to5 Mac. As per them, iPhone 15 will have a classic dual camera setup for the standard iPhone, whereas the third camera and LiDAR will be included in the Pro model iPhones.
The standard iPhones will have a screen display of 6.2 inches, whereas the pro models are expected to have a 6.3 or 6.4-inch display.
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