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The iPhone 18 is expected to enter its production phase later this month and we already knew that it would get a battery upgrade but we now have some specific numbers to look at. According to a new Weibo post from Fixed Focus Digital, the 18 (codenamed Taycan) is getting a 4,430 mAh cell.
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