iPhone 15 Introduces Dynamic Island, 48MP Camera, USB-C, and Brand New Pink Colour

Here are all the biggest changes coming to the iPhone 15:

A hand-me-down of the 14 Pro, the iPhone 15 main camera now gets 48MP and can output in a new 24MP high-resolution mode. The new resolution also provides a 2x zoom function where previously you only had 0.5 zoom and 1x.

You can also adjust focus after taking a photo and you don't have to switch to portrait mode to snap portraits with bokeh. The camera automatically detects if there's a person in the frame and it'll allow you to adjust focus depth later in the Photos app. It also works on pets like dogs and cats.

Again, here's another feature of the iPhone 14 Pro. It's nice to see that all it took was one year for the feature to be ported. Its actual usefulness is still untapped though, even now. That said, the iPhone 15 does not get Always-On display. That remains a Pro feature.

Due to legal troubles in Europe, Apple was forced to adopt USB-C in all of its devices and the iPhone 15 line-up will be the first to finally move to USB-C. 11 years after Lightning was introduced in the iPhone 5, we're now in a USB-C world which is great because our iPad and Macs all charge using USB-C and they're way more convenient.

The AirPods Pro gen 2 also get a USB-C update and will now support lossless audio with the Vision Pro.

The back glass of the iPhone has always been problematic for repairers and for people who like money in their wallets. Now with colours infused into the glass, we're not sure if this will help or hurt the self-repair industry and the prices for replacing them.

There was a concerted effort by Apple to annouce their sustainability goals this year, going so far as to create an ad where they speak to mother nature herself, so we'd be surprised if the back glass was somehow worse to repair or more expensive. iFixit will let us know soon enough.

Any chip upgrade from Apple is great, as they make excellent chips. The iPhone 14 Pro that we have is still chugging along with the A16 Bionic and nothing can slow it down... so it's doubly weird that its many processors and graphics processors couldn't be used to power an Always-On display for the iPhone 15.

It's not exactly the biggest flex to have an Always-On display, Androids have had them for years. It's a weird holdout, but hey, we can't question it.