Apple is anticipated to release the iPhone 14 series in the fall of this year. Fans may anticipate the firm to release a Mini, a normal 14, and two 14 Pro versions, based on what the company has released in recent years. However, according to a credible Apple expert, Apple will not produce a ‘Mini’ smartphone in 2022. Furthermore, it is expected that the business would use a CPU to differentiate between its Pro and non-Pro iPhone models.
Apple is working on four new iPhones for 2022, according to Ming C Kuo, but none of them feature an iPhone 14 Mini. Instead, the Cupertino-based tech giant plans to release two standard iPhones and two Pro iPhones this year.
iPhone 14 Series Will Not Have The Mini Model
The iPhone 14 and 14 Max will be normal iPhones with 6.10-inch and 6.70-inch screens, respectively, and the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will be Pro iPhones with the same screen size.
There are several reasons why Apple’s decision to maintain the old A15 Bionic in the ordinary iPhone 14 models is a sensible one. First and foremost, sources indicate that the iPhone mini will be phased out. Apple would bet on a conventional 6.10-inch model followed by a bigger Plus/Max version with a 6.70-inch display if this phone didn’t exist.
Apple’s iPhone line will consist of two iPhones with a 6.1–inch display and two iPhones with a 6.70-inch display, according to reports.
How do you tell them apart? Well, via the CPU, to be precise. Some Android manufacturers already do this with their non-premium flagship phones — for example, the Galaxy S22 model is nearly identical to the S21 model, with the Ultra model receiving all the upgrades. With Apple perhaps following this pattern, it will not only be evident for those who truly want the greatest iPhone, but it will also have a positive influence on people who want to upgrade their old iPhones.
