iPhone 15 'Ultra' could supplant the next year's Pro Max model

  The following year's iPhone could acquaint a change with Apple's naming convention. The organization could call its biggest and most expensive gadget in 2023 the iPhone 15 Ultra rather than the iPhone 15 Pro Max as you would expect given its new track record. The shift would allegedly agree with the most significant redesign of the iPhone since Apple released the iPhone 12 in 2020. The iPhone 15 should highlight USB-C, among other "bigger changes." Apple's cell phone line has seen several branding tweaks over the years. In the beginning of the iPhone, when the organization released a significant update every two years, iterative models carried an “S” designation. Beginning around 2019 and the expansion of the line to incorporate separate mainstream and premium variants, the organization has employed “Pro” and “Pro Max” designations to market its most advanced phones. Additionally, recently saw the return of the Plus branding, which Apple had not used starting around 2017. Dropping Pro Max for Ultra would check out since the Apple Watch line presently incorporates an Ultra model. The iPhone 15 rumor has previously delivered a few interesting predictions. Gurman recently revealed that Apple was testing USB-C iPhones in front of the European Union implementing a law requiring all new cell phones made after 2024 to highlight the port. All the more recently, display analyst Ross Young said the whole iPhone 15 line would highlight the iPhone 14 Pro’s Dynamic Island display cutout. Focusing on the more immediate future, Gurman likewise composed today that Apple probably won't hold another event this fall. He says the organization intends to declare new Mac mini, MacBook Pro and iPad Pro models before the year's end. Notwithstanding, as those will be basically iterative updates to existing gadgets, Gurman proposes Apple is "more likely" to share the existence of those products to the world through a series of press releases.