Apple's fall conference unveiled new products, titanium wire metal lead the future of technology

In the early morning of September 13, Beijing time, the 2023 Apple fall conference "curiosity" was held as scheduled, the focus of the conference is the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro series, in addition to the new Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 and so on. The new Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2, among others. As the main event, the iPhone 15 Pro series is obviously the biggest attraction, with the iPhone 15 Pro featuring a new aerospace-grade titanium frame for the first time, which is much lighter than the stainless steel previously used. Thanks to the strong and lightweight nature of titanium, the iPhone 15 Pro weighs 187 grams and the iPhone 15 Pro Max weighs 221 grams, making it Apple's lightest Pro phone to date, which is undoubtedly a boon to consumers who are looking for a lighter feel.

With iPhone 15 Pro, a new substructure made of 100 percent recycled aluminum is wrapped inside a layer of titanium, which is treated with a new thermo-mechanical process that brings the two metals together through the ultra-high-pressure force of solid-state diffusion. The aluminum metal frame helps dissipate heat and makes the glass back panel easier to replace. Color-wise, this year's iPhone 15 Pro lineup also comes in a wider variety of colorways: Black Titanium, White Titanium, Blue Titanium, and Natural Titanium are available. These unique colors provide consumers with more choices and further highlight Apple's use of new materials.

In addition to reducing weight, Titanium Wire features a new brushed finish that is less prone to fingerprints and more durable. Grade 2 Titanium Wire is also strong and Corrosion resistant Titanium, which means the case is more durable and you don't have to worry about wear and tear on your phone during everyday use. In addition to the iPhone 15 Pro lineup, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 not only features titanium in the case, but also breaks new ground in design and functionality, which is highly sought after by tech enthusiasts.