iPhone 18 Pro leaked after Tata Electronics cyberattack

These are the first real images of hardware components, component designs and finalized design of the iPhone 18 Pro. Hackers stole supplier lists, component designs and most importantly drop-test footage of the new iPhones. Over 200k files of data were suspexted to be leaked and Tata Electronics have confirmed the attack. Apple has launched a supply chain security investigation after this and is working with Tata to strengthen security. Tata Electronics is a major partner for.manfacturing iPhones made in India. The new A20 Pro processor is fab by TSMC and Apple's first 2nm. 96-bit wide LPDDR6 is added which will become a new standard for high end flagships in the future, 12GB of it for the 18 Pro. This is the drop test of the iPhone 18 Pro series in a new silver/gray finish. The unibody design with the back glass looks a lot.more cohesive now as the two materials blend a lot more semalessly in terms of shade. The phone appears thicker and has a more pronounced camera bump, acting as a slight nod to better camera hardware. The dynamic island looks to be getting smaller in the component design layout. We also get a look at the A20 Pro, motherboard and the new WMCM packaging. This allows SoC with WMCM packaging to be outer facing, in turn pushing the RAM to sit on the side instead of on top, allowing the A20 Pro chip die to have direct contact with the vapor chamber. Other things to expect are an Apple C2 chip and bigger vapor chamber and obviously bigger battery. There are currently 2 drop test videos circulating all around Weibo and Twitter, check them out as well.