Every new phone release gives device makers a chance to address what went wrong with the previous release. And that's what next month's iPhone 15 launch event will do for Apple — allow the company to right some of its handset wrongs.
Don't get me wrong — the iPhone 14 is a terrific device. It's no accident we rank it highly in best iPhone listings, not to mention giving it a spot among the best phones overall. But the standard 6.1-inch model is also not perfect, and Apple won't have to look too hard to come up with a list of things that could stand an improvement or two in time for the iPhone 15's release.
