Despite a downturn in smartphone sales, Apple is hoping more people will be interested in the iPhone Pro Max, or potentially ‘Ultra’ edition’s periscope camera.
More than that, Kuo said he expects more expensive iPhone shipments to grow from 10 to 20% more in the first half of 2024 compared to the iPhone 14 Pro Max from the same period from this year.. For one, it’s expected to ditch its aluminum frame and go with a stronger, titanium body.
The more expensive iPhone 15s are also expected to include an “Action” button rather than the regular mute toggle, letting users access certain apps or functions quickly without having to search through their home screen. It could also get more RAM and a periscope-style rear camera sensor. Kuo said Apple moving in this direction will increase the number of periscope sensor shipments by 70% going into 2024.There’s still speculation that these new additions will also lead to an increased cost.
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