Whoa, if it's true that the iPhone 14 series will come equipped with more RAM than all other models combined, this could be an awesome upgrade.
The iPhone 14 series is going to blow your mind.
We want to know if you're excited for the new iPhones or will stick with the iPhone 13 lineup.
Apple has announced its newest iPhone lineup, and it sounds like they've got a few surprises up their sleeves this year.
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The highly anticipated 2022 iPhone series debuted with a number of upgrades from the previous model. According to a recent source, one of these improvements also included memory. Let’s have a look, then.
One detail we found interesting was the inclusion of more RAM than any other previous model.
When Apple unveiled its new iPhone 14 series for the international market last week, one of the upgrades was memory.
But what does this really mean for buyers?
We're here to break it down so you don't get lost.
More RAM than previous models?
It looks like Apple has just released their latest line of iPhones (iPhone 14 series) which includes the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max. One improvement made was adding more RAM than any other model in the previous lineup.
The latest Xcode 14 beta has files that show that all of the new iPhones will have 6GB of RAM, up from 4GB in previous models.
Comment below and let us know if this is more RAM than what you had expected for these new iPhones.
This could be Apple's biggest hardware change since the iPhone 7.
It was announced last week that iOS 14 beta had files showing 6GB of RAM memory for all new iPhones.
The new iPhone 14 Plus has a powerful chip inside
The newest model features an A12 Bionic chip. That’s right - it comes with three performance cores that run up to 15% faster than last year's processor, two high-efficiency cores that work up to 50% faster than last year's model, and four cores designed specifically for use in graphics-heavy tasks.
If this rumor is true, it means there will be an increase in memory by 50%.
That means more storage space for apps, smoother multitasking performance, and faster loading times.
A recent report found that non-Pro versions of the new iPhone have an average of 2GB more RAM than previous generations.
What does this mean?
It could mean that they have either LPDDR5 memory or they don't.
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