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CTOnews.com, March 29, a source on the MacRumors forum said that Apple's iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max will use low-power microprocessors to guarantee the use of certain functions even when the phone is turned off, and provide support for new capacitive solid-state buttons (tactile feedback buttons).

The source accurately leaked the details of Smart Island before the official release of iPhone 14 Pro last year, so for now we have reason to believe that this is a reliable revelation.

Apple will replace the ultra-low power mode of the current SoC (AX) chip with a new microprocessor, allowing the iPhone to locate via Find My within 24 hours after shutdown or battery depletion, as well as features such as Bluetooth / UWB and Apple Pay quick payment mode, the source said on condition of anonymity. It is said that in addition to powering solid-state buttons, it will take over all of these existing functions:

Responsible for:

-capacitive volume buttons, power keys and multi-purpose operation buttons.

Responsible for shutting down the phone:

-capacitive volume, power supply and operation buttons.

-driving NFC, LE Bluetooth, LE- UWB chips, etc.

(Taptic Engine feedback may be supported)

When the battery is dead:

-capacitive volume, power supply and operation buttons.

-Apple Pay Express express payment

-driving NFC, LE Bluetooth, LE- UWB chips, etc.

The source also said that Apple is currently testing some features, such as Taptic Engine feedback. He added: "it is very uncertain whether this small feature will appear in the final version, but it is currently under testing."

Insiders are said to have seen two versions of the uniform volume button in tests, one of which can quickly increase / decrease the volume according to the pressure of the pressure. the other version can swipe up and down the finger to adjust the volume, but it is not clear which way Apple will eventually use. Of course, this function is achieved through software, and the volume buttons integrated with 3D Touch are already certain, and CTOnews.com believes that Apple may directly offer two options for users to choose from.

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