iPhone 15 will come in a colour that’s perfect for Barbie fans, leaker claims – here are the shades we expect Apple to include
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iPhone 15 will come in a color perfect for Barbie fans, leaker claims – these are the colors we expect from Apple
- A well-known Apple leaker has said that the upcoming iPhone 15 model will be pink
- The rumors have got Barbie fans excited in the run-up to the mega-pink movie
- Apple has not officially confirmed any details about the new smartphones
Apple may be preparing a new accessory perfect for Barbie fans, as the upcoming iPhone 15 is rumored to come in pink.
serial apple leaker, ShrimpAppleProrevealed that the upcoming iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus may be available in color.
The rumors come ahead of the highly anticipated Barbie movie, and as it hits theaters, demand for all things pink is likely to skyrocket.
ShrimpApplePro’s information comes from a Foxconn employee who claims to have seen “green, pale yellow, and pink” iPhone 15 models in real life.
A serial Apple leaker has claimed that the new iPhone 15 model will be available in pink, the last time the color was offered was on the iPhone 13 models (pictured)
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A bright pink iPhone model has been a sought-after accessory for years, now Barbie fans of the color are taking to Twitter saying they’d kill to get their hands on one
A source on Chinese site Weibo backed up the colorful claims, saying that Apple will make the upcoming iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus in a bright shade of green, according to 9to5Mac.
Forms of pink have been seen many times before – with a rose gold hue launched by the iPhone 6S in 2015 and the best-selling iPhone XR in 2015.
The pink color option was last offered on the iPhone 13 models, released in 2021.
And while it’s not confirmed what shade of pink the rumored phone will come in, excited fans took to Twitter to celebrate.
One of them wrote: “The bright pink iPhone 15 will sell like hot cakes, people have been asking for this color for years.”
Another drasticly claimed, “If Apple actually releases the iPhone 15 in hot pink, I would literally kill to get one.”
But fans will have to wait to get their hands on the Barbiecore iPhone, as the new phone is likely to be released in September this year.
The company traditionally introduces the next generation of iPhones every September.
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A source has suggested the iPhone 15 could come in a green shade similar to the mint color of the iPhone 11 and 12
The standard iPhone 14 launched in five colors – Midnight, Starlight, Product (RED), Blue and Purple – with the additional color option, Yellow, arriving months later.
Meanwhile, the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max have launched in four colors: Space Black, Silver, Gold and Deep Purple.
But an Apple expert told DailyMail.com that the upcoming model will be a game changer.
Dan Ives, an insider at Wedbush Securities, predicts that the new smartphone will have more battery power, better camera tech, and a new design β all with a price increase of $100 to $200.
He said it’s only a matter of time before Apple pushes ahead with artificial intelligence – and the iPhone 15 could be the springboard.
The general manager believes that the Health app could have AI capabilities to improve data collection on heart rate, respiration and sleep.
And there may even be a separate App Store just for AI-powered apps.