The last iPhone 14 design and specifications are secured as the lineup apparently enters the EVT stage

Following effective starting creation preliminaries, the Apple iPhone 14 series has entered the designing approval test (EVT) stage, as per Haitong International Securities’ expert Jeff Pu.

This report comes from 9to5Mac and states that as was normal, the Shenzhen lockdown has not had any effects on the creation timetable since the Foxconn manufacturing plant in that area represents only 10% of the worldwide iPhone creation.

The designing approval test is directed at the main design model to guarantee an item performs and looks as expected. That suggests that the last specs and configuration have been secured, and going by the bits of hearsay and spilled plans up until this point, this is what the arrangement could resemble:

The 6.1-inches iPhone 14 Pro and 6.7-inches Pro Max will be controlled by the new 4nm A16 Bionic chip and will have a pill and opening patterns rather than an indent. These models are additionally prone to have a thicker camera knock to oblige the new 48MP essential sensor that could make them the best camera telephones of 2022.

The 6.1-inches iPhone 14 and 6.7-inches Max are probably going to include the 5nm A16 chip, a similar plan front and back as the current ordinary models, and something like 6GB of RAM.

Jeff Pu has likewise said that despite the fact that iPhone 14 Pro’s chip will be founded on another assembling interaction, it will have a bigger pass on size contrasted with the A15 Bionic. He additionally anticipates that iPhone 14’s beginning cost should be near iPhone 13’s.

A prior report had demonstrated that since the iPhone 13 small will not be getting a replacement, the current year’s arrangement could begin at $799.

The investigator likewise unveiled subtleties on a few different items. He accepts the following year’s exceptional models, the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, which will highlight a periscope zooming focal point with 5x optical zoom, up from 3x on the current phones.