The next-generation iPhone is expected in the fall of 2023 with massive improvements, including a switch from Lightning to USB-C as per the requirements of the European Union.
However, it looks like the Cupertino-based tech giant wants the new iPhone to be a hit in absolutely all regards, so the A17 chip that will be used to power the device will be particularly focused on battery life.
While this may sound a little bit surprising for long-time Apple users, especially because new-generation iPhones have mostly promoted a mix of upgraded performance and increased battery life, it looks like the A17 chip will excel when it comes to the autonomy offered per each charge.
The whole thing will be possible thanks to the A17 chip that will be developed by TSMC.
The processor will be based on the company’s new 3nm process, and chairman Mark Liu, who praised the new design when the production started earlier this month, bragged about the improvements in battery life.
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