Sources say Apple's iPhone 15 Pro series of phones will support Wi-Fi 6e for the first time
CTOnews.com, July 20 (Xinhua)-- according to MacRumors, Apple plans to add Wi-Fi 6e support to some of its latest iPhone models, according to the latest research report by Barclays analysts Blayne Curtis and Tom O'Malley. The report says Wi-Fi 6e is limited to iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max.
▲ source if the news on Apple's official website is true, the iPhone 15 Pro series will be Apple's first iPhone series to support Wi-Fi 6e, while iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus are expected to support only Wi-Fi 6 as their predecessors.
Since last year, Apple has added Wi-Fi 6e support to a small number of iPad Pro and Mac models, including:
11-inch iPad Pro (2022)
12.9 inch iPad Pro (2022)
14-inch MacBook Pro (2023)
16-inch MacBook Pro (2023)
Mac mini (2023)
Mac Studio (2023)
Mac Pro (2023)
CTOnews.com had previously reported that Bank of America Global Research (BofA Global Research) analyst Mohan released a research report yesterday that the launch of the new iPhone, tentatively known as iPhone 15, could be delayed by several weeks and to the fourth quarter of this year.