Rumor: All iPhone 15 cameras will be 48 megapixels

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Rumor: All iPhone 15 cameras will be 48 megapixels

Rumor Score

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After bringing a 48MP camera to the iPhone 14 Pro lineup, Apple may be looking to expand the powerful camera system to the entire iPhone 15 family.

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`Rumor: All iPhone 15 cameras will be 48 megapixels`

Reddit's largest Apple community will stay dark, as CEO promises to ride out shutdowns