Apple’s iPhone lineup may be headed for a big design change with the upcoming iPhone 17 series. A recent leak indicates that Apple could introduce a central camera bump, which would be a big shift from the usual corner-aligned rear camera setup. New Features in the iPhone 17 Series The change, uncovered through images shared by […]
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The upcoming iPhone 17 Air is said to bring a long-awaited change in the weight and thickness of the device, as the name implies. Design Features Recent renders from the YouTube channel AppleTrack show that this new model may only feature a single rear camera. This design, which resembles the iPhone SE or the iPhone 8,
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Apple keeps setting its Pro devices apart from the regular ones in a way that many other brands don’t. For example, while companies like Google, Samsung, and Xiaomi provide 90 Hz or even 120 Hz screens in their phones, Apple sticks to a maximum refresh rate of 60 Hz for all its non-Pro products. This includes
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Since the launch of the iPhone 13 series, only the Pro models have had a 120 Hz display. The same pattern continues with the new iPhone 16 series. However, things might change for the upcoming iPhone 17 lineup, as rumors indicate that both the standard iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Plus could come with high refresh
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According to a fresh report from ETNews, the upcoming iPhone 17 series may eliminate the difference in refresh rates between Pro and standard models. This change suggests that every iPhone 17 version, which includes the basic model and the anticipated iPhone 17 Air/Slim, could feature smoother scrolling and visuals thanks to 120Hz ProMotion displays equipped with
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Samsung Electronics is said to be looking into introducing a ‘Slim’ model to its soon-to-launch Galaxy S25 flagship series. This decision seems to be a direct reaction to the competition, especially with Apple preparing to launch its own ‘Slim’ / ‘Air’ version in the iPhone 17 series next year. Design Inspirations Sources from the industry mention
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Apple is developing its own Wi-Fi 7 chips for future devices, including the much-anticipated iPhone 17 series, which is expected to launch in the latter half of 2025. New Manufacturing Process Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo from Tianfeng International disclosed that these chips will be produced using TSMC’s N7 process. This is an important advancement in Apple’s plan
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Apple has recently begun selling the iPhone 16 series, which launched last month along with the Watch Series 10 (current price: $389.99 on Amazon). Despite this, many sources are already speculating about the upcoming iPhones, which may signal a change from the recent models. Future iPhone Models In short, Apple is likely to introduce successors for
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In a notable development, Apple is said to be moving away from 60Hz displays in its upcoming iPhone 17 series. Industry expert Ross Young (his tweet has since been deleted) claims that both the standard iPhone 17 and the new ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air will come equipped with 120Hz high refresh rate displays. This decision signifies
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Apple has unveiled the iPhone 16 series, featuring devices powered by the 3 nm-based A18 and A18 Pro chips. Despite earlier predictions from Weibo tipster "Mobile chip expert" suggesting that the iPhone 17 lineup might not utilize 2nm chips, a new report from Business Times indicates that TSMC’s 2-nanometer process is set for mass production in
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