Apple updates both of its new iPhones with A18 and A18 Pro chips
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/09/apples-a18-chip-designed-for-apple-intelligence-from-the-ground-up/
For the last couple years, Apple has reserved its most significant silicon updates for its iPhone Pro models, while the less expensive non-Pro iPhones have made do with year-old chips. This year, Apple is introducing new A18-series chips for both Pro and non-Pro iPhones, chips which it says are "designed for Apple Intelligence from the ground up."
The Apple A18 (no Pro, no Bionic, just A18) will power the new iPhone 16 and 16 Plus—the iPhone 15 used an A16 Bionic, and jumping two chip generations in one year makes for more impressive-sounding performance numbers.
Apple updates both of its new iPhones with A18 and A18 Pro chips
Mon Sep 9, 7:21pm UTC
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/09/apples-a18-chip-designed-for-apple-intelligence-from-the-ground-up/
> For the last couple years, Apple has reserved its most significant silicon updates for its iPhone Pro models, while the less expensive non-Pro iPhones have made do with year-old chips. This year, Apple is introducing new A18-series chips for both Pro and non-Pro iPhones, chips which it says are "designed for Apple Intelligence from the ground up."
> The Apple A18 (no Pro, no Bionic, just A18) will power the new iPhone 16 and 16 Plus—the iPhone 15 used an A16 Bionic, and jumping two chip generations in one year makes for more impressive-sounding performance numbers.