Apple’s iPhone 15 Professional could possibly be a content material creator’s dream By Daniel Piper printed 8 August 23 (However at what price?)

With round a month to go till the (possible) launch of the iPhone 15 line up, it is truthful to say we have now a reasonably clear picture of what to anticipate. Hearsay has it the 15 Professional is about to characteristic a titanium physique, smaller bezels than ever and, finally, the addition of USB-C. However a brand new hearsay could be a late contender for probably the most thrilling element for content material creators.

In accordance with new stories, Apple is about to double the utmost storage capability of the Professional line up from 1TB to a hefty 2TB. With ProRes 4K video accessible on Professional fashions since 2021’s iPhone 13, the necessity for extra storage has turn out to be extra urgent – and the corporate would possibly lastly be about to ship. (Do not fancy ready? Take a look at the most effective iPhone 14 offers accessible now.)

As noticed by MacRumors, a ‘provider supply’ has claimed through the Korean Naver weblog that each the iPhone 15 Professional and Professional Max can be accessible in 2TB configurations. Not solely that, however the base degree storage is seemingly additionally set to rise from 128GB to 256GB.

This could solely be excellent news for creators. Video recordsdata particularly, but in addition ProRaw images, takes up a hell of numerous storage, and it is truthful to say the quantity of storage on provide in Apple’s smartphones hasn’t stored tempo with the developments in digicam tech. An entire additional terabyte will definitely assist creatives preserve capturing with out worrying about whether or not they’re additionally carrying the most effective exterior onerous drives.

If there’s prone to be one draw back, it’s, in fact, the value. We have already heard inform that the iPhone 15 Professional will come at a better value than that of the 14 Professional. With the 14 Professional Max coming it at a whopping £1,749 proper now, we discover ourselves questioning: are we about to see the primary £2,000 iPhone?