Yes‚ new iPhones are coming in 2024. According to MacRumors‚ early development versions of the iOS 18 operating system contain references to four new iPhone models. The code does not reveal anything that we didn't know about the upcoming phones‚ but it does indicate that Apple might not have any big surprises in store for consumers next year. iOS 18‚ codenamed "Crystal" internally‚ contains references to the following four iPhones: D47 – ‌iPhone 16‌ D48 – ‌iPhone 16‌ Plus D93 – iPhone 16 Pro D94 – ‌iPhone 16 Pro‌ Max 2024's iPhone lineup will seemingly be identical to Apple's lineup in 2022 and 2023. This is not especially surprising‚ but it does conflict with the rumors of an iPhone Ultra launching alongside the other iPhone 16 models. As MacRumors notes‚ the Ultra model could potentially fall under one of these four device identifiers‚ but it would likely have its own. iOS 18 code also reveals that all four 2024 iPhone models will be equipped with a new system-on-chip called Tahiti‚ or t8140. This is what Apple is calling its A18 chip internally. This would be a change of pace for the company‚ as Apple has recently put older‚ less powerful chips in the base iPhone models and the latest and greatest chip in the Pro models. MacRumors points out that Apple might still differentiate the devices by bringing a more powerful A18 Pro to the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max‚ but all four new models should have more comparable performance than in previous generations. Finally‚ the sources claim that iOS 18 contains references to a Broadcom Wi-Fi and Bluetooth module that might ship in the iPhone 16 lineup. Unfortunately‚ that code does not offer any details that might help us learn more about the new phones. Don't Miss: iPhone 16: Everything we know so far The post Four new iPhone models referenced in early iOS 18 code appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: Apple TV+ has 4 of the most popular shows on any streamer right now Sonos video teases subwoofer rumored to launch in 2024 China’s space plane deployed 6 mysterious ‘wingmen‚’ and no one knows what they are