The entire Apple iPhone 15 series supports Lingdong Island with a narrowest border of up to 1.55mm!

The Apple iPhone series has always been one of the popular products in the mobile phone market and is highly loved by users. Recently, the editor received news that the upcoming iPhone 15 series will support Lingdong Island technology, and the phone's border can be as narrow as 1.55mm, providing users with a wider view and a better user experience. Let's take a look at the detailed report together.

Recently, it was reported that Apple'siPhone 15 series phones will adopt a new Lingdong Island design, which means that the standard version of iPhone 15 will also support Lingdong Island, and theiPhone 15pro and iPhone 15pro max models will adopt a thinner border design, allowing the handheld to have a larger screen share. According to the information received by the editor, the width of the border will only be 1.55mm, This is a very narrow border data.

Although the Lingdong Island design will also be equipped with the standard versions of iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 plus, other configurations will not be delegated to these two models, such as maintaining a 60Hz refresh rate and not supporting AOD display. And the editor also received news that the iPhone 15 and 15plus will use the A16 processor instead of the newly developed A17 processor.

According to the current leaked information, the iPhone 15 Pro model is the most worthwhile model to purchase in the iPhone 15 series, and this model will also feature a brand new titanium metal frame, which means that the entire iPhone 15 Pro will become lighter and more durable. And there are also reports that the horizontal iPhone 15pro will cancel the physical buttons on the side and replace them with tactile feedback buttons, using a tactile feel similar to 3D Touch.

The current disclosure of the Apple iPhone 15 series has raised great expectations among users, but it is still a long time before the iPhone 15 series is launched. We believe that Apple will bring us more surprises in the future. Let's wait and see together.