#A18Chip

With the iPhone 16 series, one thing remains consistent: all models benefit from TSMC’s second-generation 3nm process, ensuring performance gains across the board. However, Apple has likely employed chip binning—a common industry practice—to differentiate between the ‘Pro’ and ‘non-Pro’ variants. This strategy isn’t new for the tech giant, and it seems they’ve applied it again…

The base iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus may have retained the same display sizes as their predecessors—the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus—but Apple has introduced significant updates, including a powerful A18 chipset, improved design, and vibrant new color options. Both models also now support Apple Intelligence, making them a top pick for users…

Apple first introduced its $999 starting price when launching the iPhone X, marking the entry into its ultra-premium category. Since then, while many predicted price hikes, Apple has managed to keep the base price of the smaller ‘Pro’ model unchanged. Latest rumors indicate that the iPhone 16 Pro will follow this pricing strategy, offering consumers…