
For the past two iPhone update cycles, Apple has used different silicon in different phones, reserving newer chipsets for the latest Pro models while turning to last year's system-on-chip for the standard iPhone. It sounds like that practice ends this fall with the arrival of the iPhone 16.
A bit of code in Apple's backend hints that the four iPhone 16 models expected later this year will all have the same A-series chip. The code was found by Nicolás Alvarez who shared it with MacRumors.