On October 26, according to MacRumors, the memory of the iPhone 15 Pro series will be increased to 8GB, and the interface will be changed from the original Lightning to USB-C, equipped with the latest A17 chip, while the iPhone 15 continues to use A16. The other parts of are regular camera upgrades, etc., and there will be no changes in appearance.
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Now everyone's predictions for the new iPhone are much more conservative than before, and they no longer think about what new things Apple can do. A research report by TrendForce shows that the iPhone 15 series will still adopt the layout of four products, and its positioning is similar to this year. In other words, Apple still insists on taking the Plus product route.
It is said that this year's Pro version will be a bigger gap with the standard version, and there will be some distinction in memory. will exclusively enjoy 8GB of RAM, and with the A17 chip, daily experience will be significantly improved. 8GB RAM finally caught up with the starting specifications of mainstream Android models, , which also made many netizens question, because the memory has become larger, will the iPhone not kill the backend?
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Xiao Lei believes that it is not certain. RAM is larger just means that there are more apps that can reside in the background, which does not mean that the background will not be killed, and iOS will not "treat" certain software. Besides, iOS uses the tombstone mechanism . As long as the app leaves the front desk, the process will be killed immediately, and the tombstone mechanism will be left at the last interface. Even the built-in app cannot be spared.
Because of this, the 4GB iPhone can also be as smooth as some Android models with more than 8GB. But in many cases, the situation of killing the background makes users crazy, especially high-load applications such as cameras and games. Once cut out, they will be killed in minutes. Unless Apple will make drastic reforms to the iOS backend mechanism, 8GB can only be regarded as a way to alleviate the problem of killing the backend and cannot be completely solved.
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and the software is now more and more functional, and the size is getting larger and larger, and the memory is occupied. If the iPhone's RAM is always on the spot, the final experience will naturally be surpassed by Android's 12GB and 16GB large memory.
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