The iPhone has a large fan following that anxiously awaits the release of new series each year. Apple is preparing to debut the iPhone 15 Series this year. This time, though, it is anticipated to be delayed. The Cupertino-based corporation normally releases its new iPhone series in September. However, sources indicate that this may not be the case this time.
According to reports, Apple may not debut the next iPhone series in September as planned. Traditionally, the company debuts its new series in September, with the smartphones going on sale a few weeks later.
However, the business could not adhere to its plan while introducing the iPhone 12. However, the delay was caused by the coronavirus pandemic in 2020.
This year's debut will also be pushed back a few weeks. According to reports, the smartphone will be available in October.
According to Bank of America (BoA) analyst Wamsi Mohan, who has access to supply chain audits, the launch will likely be delayed until the year's fourth quarter. However, Mohan has yet to state the precise cause for this anticipated delay.
Meanwhile, sources claim that Apple is having problems with the availability of screens for several iPhone models. As a result, the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max will most likely be offered in restricted quantities at launch.
Mohan was correct in his forecast that the iPhone 12 will be delayed until 2020.
Meanwhile, sources suggest that Apple will provide a large battery backup and several other new features this time.
According to rumors, the iPhone 15 will have a 3,877mAh battery, while the iPhone 15 Plus will have a 4,912mAh battery. The iPhone 15 Pro will be powered by a 3,650mAh battery, while the iPhone 15 Pro Max will be powered by a 4,852mAh battery.
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