The iPhone 15 series will use Qualcomm Snapdragon X70 5G baseband chip, and the signal will really be better!

Although the iPhone is the most powerful in the industry, it does not mean that the iPhone launched by Apple has no shortcomings. The signal has always been the weak point of the iPhone. Even in 2022, the iPhone will still have poor signal. The new iPhone 14 series signal launched this year is just so so. However, recently, it was announced that the iPhone 15 series will use Qualcomm Snapdragon X70 5G baseband chip next year, This means that the iPhone signal is really going to get better.

MacrumorS reported that, according to a report by DigiTimes today, iPhone  The 15 series will continue to use Qualcomm 5G modems as Apple continues to develop custom chips.

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Apple is currently developing an internal 5G modem to replace Qualcomm's Snapdragon 5G chip in the next few years. Today's report says TSMC will become a major supplier of Qualcomm 5G chips for the iPhone 15 series, using 5nm and 4nm processes.

The iPhone 14 series includes a Snapdragon X65 modem to help improve 5G speed and battery life. It is said that iPhone 15 includes a more advanced X70 chip, which has artificial intelligence functions to achieve faster average speed, better coverage, better signal quality, lower latency, and up to 60% power efficiency improvement.

It was initially reported that Apple would switch to internal 5G modems as early as 2023, but subsequent reports showed that Apple had "failed" in chip development and would continue to use Qualcomm modems in the foreseeable future.

It seems that there will be great changes to the iPhone 15 series. Recently, there are many news about the iPhone 15 released by Apple next year. Of course, most of them are guesses. After all, it is still a long time before the release of the new iPhone, and we can't take any news that is not confirmed by the official too seriously.