, many believe it's only a matter of time before the material makes its way to the next iPhone.comes from Twitter leaker ShrimpApplePro, who reported that the iPhone 15 will sport a new design with more rounded edges and thatLeaksAppleProJP Morgan Chase analyst Jeff Pu offered some confirmation of this information. Another rumor going around concerns the name and the lineup of the upcoming iPhone 15 series.
Apple has been using stainless steel since the introduction of the iPhone X back in 2017, and even though most manufacturers go for high-quality, aircraft-grade aluminum for their phones, a switch to titanium would definitely stir things up. One thing to consider is that titanium is more expensive than stainless steel, due to a number of factors, including the raw price of the material and the fact that it's more difficult to work with, requiring different tools.It's hard to say when or if Apple will release a titanium iPhone. But with the material already present in the company's smartwatch portfolio, it's clear that Apple is experimenting with new materials for their devices.
. This rumored $100 increase might be due to the switch to titanium . Whatever the case, we wouldn't mind an ultra-premium titanium iPhone to pair with that Watch Ultra.