With the iPhone 15 set to be released later this year, Apple fans around the world are eagerly awaiting the latest offerings from the tech giant. However, as we gear up for the new release, it’s also time to say goodbye to some of the older models that are being phased out to make way for modern devices.
Apple has a history of discontinuing older models in favor of newer models. Last year, the iPhone 11, 12 Mini, and previous generation Pro models were discontinued to make room for the latest release. As such, Apple is likely to follow a similar strategy this year.
Apple’s current lineup includes the iPhone 14 series, iPhone 13 and 13 Mini, iPhone 12, and iPhone SE (2022). However, it has been speculated that the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max, as well as the iPhone 12 and 13 Mini may be discontinued after the release of the iPhone 15 series. This leaves only the iPhone 13, iPhone SE (2022), iPhone 14, and iPhone 14 Plus as available models.
Additionally, Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference on June 5th will likely introduce new and interesting features. iOS 17, which will likely come pre-installed on the iPhone 15, is one of the updates. Recent speculation suggests that only the two generations of iPhones that received iOS 16 will receive iOS 17. But that’s just speculation based on Apple’s historical record, with the iPhone 8 and X series currently on the line. Considering the fact that it was launched almost five years ago.
iPhones potentially eligible for iOS 17 include iPhone XS, XS Max, XR, 11, 11 Pro Series, 12 Series, 12 Pro Series, 13 Series, 13 Pro Series, 14 Series, and 14 Pro Series. included. Users with the first-generation iPad Pro 9.7-inch, iPad Pro 12.9-inch, or iPad (5th generation) may not be able to take advantage of his latest iPadOS 17 update.
As we gear up for the release of the latest iPhone 15, it’s time to say goodbye to some of the older models. I look forward to your next update. However, not all iPhone and iPad models are eligible for the latest update, so it’s essential to check your device’s compatibility before eagerly anticipating a new update. Update.
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