Even before the launch of this year’s iPhone list, details about the next iteration are shared online.
The new report now suggests significant improvements due to the iPhone 14 series, something that could slow down the iPhone’s 13’s performance compared.
It is envisaged that the iPhone 14 series will have a high-quality model that will be made of titanium alloy.
Another variant in the series will come with aluminum alloy and stainless steel frames.
A new report by JPMorgan Chase, seen by iPhoneWired, lists the names of the suppliers of the iPhone bodies.
According to the report, a stainless steel frame will be provided by Hon Hai and Jabli, while Hon Hai will only produce titanium alloy make.
If speculation turns out to be true, this will not be the first time Apple has selected titanium for its devices.
The company has made the latest Apple Watch for you. There are some obvious similar benefits.
As noted by 9to5Mac, titanium alloys form vanadium, chromium, nickel and aluminum, which are much more durable than stainless steel.
This means that a small amount of iron is used to produce the body. This in turn allows for a simpler design than most other materials.
Earlier this year, Apple even acquired a patent for a method that allowed it to give a gloss finish to Titanium, which is naturally matte.
The new report may be in line with previous attempts, pointing to the imminent launch of the titanium-framed iPhone.
Of course, little is known about the iPhone’s 14 series from now on.
According to speculation, a punch-hole selfie is expected to be replaced, which is based on the notch as seen in current models.
In the meantime, the company looks set to launch its iPhone’s 13 series in September this year.
Due to the advent of the display size has reached a refreshing 120Hz level and battery upgrade, the iPhone 13 may mark the stepping stone required for the lower bezel display on the iPhone 14.
IPhone 13 configuration should also be the last to install the iPhone mini model.
Apple has been pointed out that it has suspended the model due to poor sales, and this could be another important difference between the iPhone 13 and the iPhone 14 series.
