Apple's iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus haven't performed as well as the iPhone 14 Pro models given how the non-Pro models don't offer much and remain high-priced. Rumor has it that this could result in a change in strategy with next year's iPhone 15 lineup to sell more standard iPhone 15 models.

A recent report from Naver suggests that Apple may consider bringing new strategies to the iPhone 15 series to cater to different people. Firstly, it can introduce similar features across the range to reduce the big differences. This could result in Dynamic Island being included on all iPhone 15 phones, something that has been rumored before.

To recall, Apple replaced the notch with the more functional Dynamic Island on the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max while the standard models stick to the notch.

Another strategy that could be used is a price change. Apple may consider pricing the iPhone 15 Plus and even the iPhone 15 relatively lower than the current models so that there will be a significant price difference between the high-end and standard models of the iPhone 15. Currently, the iPhone 14 and 14 Plus offer the same specifications as last year's iPhone 13 at the same price, which raises the question of why one would want to choose the new models!