New renders today provide the best look yet relocated Apple logo and redesigned MagSafe magnet array of the iPhone 17 Pro and ...

iPhone fans have been crying out for better battery life for years, and that thicker profile could be designed to allow for a physically bigger battery. As reported by TheNews, a Weibo account with a ...

This means the design of the iPhone 17 range will have a distinctive new look, with two phones offering the 6.3-inch screen currently only on the iPhone 16 Pro, the biggest screen clocking in at 6 ...

iPhone 17 Pro Max design just leaked in new set of renders. Story by Tom Pritchard • 4w. T here have been an awful lot of leaks showing off what seems to be refreshed designs for the iPhone 17 ...

Reimagining Camera Design and Functionality. One of the most striking changes in the iPhone 17 Pro Max is its horizontal camera bar, a departure from the familiar square bump seen in previous models.

The first rumor he talks about is this new leak. It comes from a source with a solid reputation, Ice Universe.In a post on X, they claim that the next Pro Max will be 8.725mm thick, instead of the ...

What I liked about it Bigger displays without notably bigger designs Just like with the Apple Watch Series 10, the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max are slightly bigger than before.Keeping the tech under ...

Outside of this design change, other iPhone 17 Pro Max rumors about the phone's material have emerged. Some leakers say it will switch to aluminum, and some say it will stay titanium.

Design Overhaul: Lightweight, Durable, and Modern. The iPhone 17 Pro Max debuts a titanium-aluminum two-tone frame, replacing the stainless steel body of the iPhone 16 Pro Max.

The iPhone 16 Pro Max retains Apple’s overall design from the last several years — whether you love it or hate it, Apple seems to be sticking with the “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it ...

Apple Apple’s iPhone 16 Pro Max boasts a massive 6.9-inch display and a new A18 Pro chip designed to power its advanced AI capabilities. While this year’s upgrades might seem subtle at first ...