The analyst also states that one of the variants may offer two battery packs in order to offer an extended battery life
Apple is tipped to launch three models of the iPhone this year and according to Cowen and Company analyst, Timothy Arcuri, all three device may offer 3GB of RAM. Further, the analyst states that one of the three variants may come with two battery packs in order to offer an extended battery life.
MacRumors claims to have gotten the analysts’ late March research note which states, “In terms of memory/storage configuration, all three models will likely adopt 3GB RAM; the 4.7”/5.5” will likely have the same storage options as the current iPhone 7/7+ in 32/128/256GB while the 5.8” model looks to be only offered in two memory configurations: 64GB and 256GB. Finally, the 5.8” model will likely have extended battery life with two packs of batteries.
This contradicts an earlier report by TrendForce, which said that not all the iPhones could offers 3GB of RAM. Currently, only the iPhone 7 Plus offers 3GB of RAM. Further, Arcuri’s report also corroborated KGI Securities analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo's report, which stated that while the company would continue to offer Lightning connectors, but would use USB Type-C Power Delivery for faster charging.
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