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iPhone 15 series of smartphones is expected to launch later this year. The lineup is likely to include the base iPhone 15, the iPhone 15 Plus, the iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 15 Pro Max - the last of which could also debut as the iPhone 15 Ultra. The numerous rumours and leaks surrounding Apple's upcoming flagship series phones have suggested many specifications and design features over the past few months. From the size of the device to the width of the bezels, a lot has been discussed. A new report citing a reliable…

New rumors surrounding the upcoming iPhone 15 say a frosted glass design is coming to the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus alongside a new cyan color.According to the rumors posted to Weibo, Apple plans to take inspiration from the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max by giving the regular iPhone 15 the much-loved frosted glass design on the rear of the device. The report also claims a cyan color is in the works, similar to the green offered for iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini. This Weibo source has been correct in the past,…

According to a Chinese tipster (post has been deleted since), the regular iPhone 15 and 15 Plus will be getting frosted back finish, just like the Pro versions in the current generation. As of now, you can tell by the back finish whether the handset is a Pro or a non-Pro model. Reportedly, the Pro models will incorporate titanium frame with curved glass edges and an additional Action button on the side frame that should still let you tell the different iPhone tiers apart. iPhone 14 Pro Max in Deep Purple The report…

Another day, another rumor regarding the iPhone 15 series. This time, the Weibo leaker who correctly predicted the yellow iPhone 14 launch shared some new information regarding the upcoming iPhone models. According to them, the regular iPhone 15 versions could feature a new “frosted glass” back design, which is similar to what the iPhone Pro currently offers. As Apple is said to offer a new titanium frame for the iPhone 15 Pro models, it would be fair if the company gave a more premium look to the regular…

The first 3D renders from NASA’s JunoCam spacecraft have revealed a spectacular phenomenon on Jupiter. The small spacecraft captured data of clouds on the gas giant which, when animated and turned into a 3D image, look like frosting off a cupcake. This week, the renders were revealed at Europlanet Science Congress 2022 in Granada. These first JunoCam 3D renders are a new way to look at the data that Juno has captured. The renders were made using data captured by JunoCam, the visible-light camera onboard…