Apple unveiled its new A14 Bionic chip at the September 15 event, which is expected to be available on the iPhone 12. But a whistleblower recently said that the Cupertino-based company plans to increase the number of its mobile chips.
Apple is said to be developing a new chip called the B14. The source said that the B14 will be a mid-range chip and it is not clear whether this chip will be based on the A14 Bionic model or not.
It is worth mentioning that this information was published after a few months so that the source of the news, Mauri QHD, could be sure of its accuracy.
The whistleblower said that the B14 chip may be used in the iPhone 12 mini. But since the iPhone SE 2020 is equipped with the A13 Bionic chip, it seems unlikely that the iPhone 12 mini (with a 5.4-inch display) will be equipped with the B14 chip.
So we have three candidates for this chip. The first candidate for the 4G model is the iPhone 12, which will be released in early 2021.
An analyst named John Zheng said that some parts of the iPhone 12 LTE model will be completely different from the parts used in 5G models. Therefore, the LTE model may not be equipped with the 5G model chip.
John Zheng says that Apple is working on two LTE models of the iPhone 12, one of which will be equipped with an LCD display. This means that the other model will have an OLED display and will be more similar to the 5G iPhones.
The second candidate for the B14 chip is the next generation iPhone SE, which will reportedly still have a 4.7-inch display. This phone will be released in the first quarter of 2021.
Otherwise, we may see the B14 chip in the iPhone SE Plus, which will be the larger model of the next generation iPhone SE. It is said that this phone will be launched in 2022.
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