A milestone in the announcement of technological independence of the iPhone 18
A big step forward in the announcement of the technological independence of the iPhone 18 Pro, when Apple began to transform its internal "heart" with its own craftsmanship, and the shifting that affected real users.
Over the years, the heart of connecting the iPhone's Internet world, the 5G modem chip, has always relied on technology from Qualcomm, but in the upcoming iPhone 18 Series, Apple is reportedly preparing to switch to its first self-developed C2 modem chip after a long lurk in research.
This change is not just about the name of the class, but it is about revolutionizing our performance. Because the new C2 chip will be manufactured with TSMC's 4 nm architecture, which is prominent in power management. This will solve the problem of "battery flow." The long-running 5G time that users in Thailand often meet. It is also the first time that Apple has fully supported the mmWave speed. Although in Thailand, the mmWave service is still limited to an important point, but having this technology is a good future support.
Not only mobile internet, but the N2 chip sample connectivity system will be upgraded to replace the original model, which will allow the use of "Personal Hotspot" or sharing the net to friends, and the transmission of "AirDrop" files that we use on a daily basis to stabilize and connect more quickly than ever.
The point that many people are waiting for is the screen story. There is good news that the Dynamic Island area, or "Happy Island," where our screens are covered, will be 35 percent smaller. As Apple has begun to successfully move the Face ID system to hide under the OLED screen, giving us a more vivid display area that doesn't bother watching videos or playing games.
In terms of strength, the iPhone 18 Pro will come with the A20 Pro power hub, the world's first 2-nanometer level chip, along with an upgrade of the aperture-scalable camera (Variable Aperture) for low-light shooting and create a smoother bokeh like a more pro camera.
However, in terms of being a consumer, we have to objectively see that switching to Apple's own-developed chips in early models may be at risk of signal compatibility in certain areas, or there may be bugs waiting to be fixed through software. Moving to the iPhone 18 Pro is a decision between the "advancement" of the newest technology and the "stability" of the previous generation.
The conclusion of the iPhone 18 Pro is therefore not just a new generation of phones, but it is to prove whether Apple will be able to successfully build the perfect Ecosystem with its own technology from head to toe. And that's what users like us need to keep up with the results.













































































