Apple iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 16 Ultra may feature multitasking capabilities

Approximately nine months will pass before the iPhone 15 series is released. Therefore, it is approximately the appropriate moment to discuss the iPhone 16 range. What iPhone models will Apple release in 2024? The A18 Bionic processor, which is anticipated to be manufactured by TSMC using the latter's improved 3nm production node, will power the iPhone 16 Pro versions, according to a tweet from tipster ShrimpApplePro that was read by MacRumors. The N3B manufacturing node from TSMC will be used by the A17 Bionic, which will be found inside the iPhone 16 and iPhone 15 Pro models. Because the A18 Bionic is used, the iPhone 16 Pro versions will have quicker LPDDR5X, which will increase the phone's energy efficiency. LPDDR5 RAM is currently used in the iPhone 14 Pro versions, although LPDDR4X RAM is available in non-Pro devices. The iPhone 16 Pro line may use 8GB of LPDDR5X memory because there is speculation that the iPhone 15 Pro devices may employ 8GB of RAM rather than the current 6GB. That ought to enhance those models' capacity for multitasking as well. Three haptic engines might provide solid-state haptic volume buttons on the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Ultra, which would feel exactly like physical buttons when pressed. A statement made by Apple partner Cirrus Logic that the firm would "bring a new HPMS (high-performance mixed-signal semiconductor) component to market in smartphones next year" served as the catalyst for this speculation. Haptic drivers for the Taptic Engine of the iPhone are among Cirrus Logic's HPMS.