This year could look different. Rumors suggest that the whole iPhone 16 series would get an A18 chipset, though Apple may still reserve the most powerful version for the 16 Pro models.
In the past couple of cycles only the 'Pro' models have gotten the latest Bionic chipset. That doesn't just mean that the Pro models are more powerful - it also means that the regular iPhone won't be eligible for the same feature updates.
By all accounts, this could be a year where the regular iPhone catches up a little to the Pro, and that's music to my ears.
It's 2024 and Apple still charges $799 for a phone with a 60Hz screen. That's probably the biggest argument for why the regular iPhone needs more features.
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