iPhone 14 is gearing up for September launch, here's what you need to know

Apple's upcoming iPhone 14 series is already the talk of the town for a while now. After all, it's the next in line smartphone by the tech giant that releases one iPhone each year.

Ever since the beginning of the year, we have been hearing a lot of speculations and leaks surrounding iPhone 14.

Now recent reports suggest that iPhone 14 will most likely release in September this year. Though the launch date has not yet been confirmed by Apple, reports reveal that the smartphone will officially come out in the second week of September.


Apple is expected to release three different models in the iPhone 14 series which will include the pro and max versions - iPhone 14 Max, iPhone 14 Pro and the iPhone 14 Pro Max.

As we reported earlier, there will be no mini iPhone in the 14 series this year as the tech giant has decided to focus on the pro models.

The iPhone 14 series will work on Apple's updated Bionic chipset, A16, which will be the tech company's most powerful chip so far.

According to reports, the A16 chip will be based on the TSMC's existing 5nm process technology and could offer some light improvements in performance and power-saving, bringing an update to A15 Bionic chip.