Apple A18-Series iPhone Chips

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Apple updates both of its new iPhones with A18 and A18 Pro chips

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Apple introduces new A18 -series chips for both Pro and non-Pro iPhones .

Apple says the chips are "designed for Apple Intelligence from the ground up" The Apple A18 chip is 30 percent faster than the A16 chip in the iPhone 15 Pro and its A17 Pro versions.

The A18 Pro's upgrades over the A18 are mostly subtle, and it's less of an upgrade over the older A16 Pro.

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