APPLE could be preparing to make a big name change for the iPhone.
The much-rumoured iPhone 14 Max may not actually be called this in the end.
Instead, the tech giant is considering a different moniker that will serve as a nod to the past for some.
According to leaker Lanzuk, the Plus name is making a comeback.
You may remember the last time we had a plus title was way back on the iPhone 8 Plus.
Of course, it’s just a rumour for now so best to take it with a pinch of salt until Apple announces something officially later this year.
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Other models are expected to retain their current name.
The four-device line-up could look like this: iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 14 Pro Max.
The new Plus – or Max – hasn’t even been confirmed yet.
It’ll apparently be the standard iPhone except it’ll have a much bigger display.
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This leaves the two iPhone 14 Pro devices to offer all the fancy extra specs.
The Plus / Max is expected to replace the iPhone 14 mini.
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All this comes as Apple celebrates a huge iPhone anniversary today.
It’s 15 years since the first iPhone was released.
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