iPhone 17

Jon Prosser from Front Page Tech claims to have seen the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro, describing a redesigned camera bar with lenses positioned on the left side and an LED flash, microphone, and LiDAR scanner stacked vertically on the right. He also noted a two-tone finish, with the camera bar appearing darker than the rest...

Apple is rumoured to enhance the thermal management of its iPhone 17 lineup by incorporating vapor chamber (VC) cooling systems across all models.

The entire iPhone 17 series is believed to be getting support for Apple's ProMotion technology, according to supply chain materials.

Apple's iPhone 17 lineup could sport a redesigned camera bar running along the width of the devices instead of the smaller bump on this year's iPhone 16 series

South Korea’s LG Innotek announced plans to invest ₩3.75 billion ($268 million USD) in new facilities for its camera module division, focusing on boosting competitiveness and supporting new product models, reports The Elec. The investment is set to be completed by December 2025. The move is believed to prepare for Apple’s iPhone 17, which is...

Apple's power-efficient display technology it uses on Apple Watch Series 10 may be on future iPhone models.

Apple's iPhone 18 is reported to use TSMC's next-generation 2-nanometer fabrication process, according to Weibo post.

Apple's iPhone 17 lineup coming out in 2025 is generating buzz with speculation about significant upgrades, particularly for the iPhone 17 Pro Max.

Renowned Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has shared detailed insights into the much-anticipated iPhone 17 series set to launch in the second half of 2025.

The iPhone 17 lineup will consist of four models, each featuring LTPO displays, according to new details shared by a trusted leaker named "Ice Universe."

While the iPhone 16 series is still on the horizon, whispers of an all-new "iPhone 17 Slim" have surfaced early, which is set to debut in September 2025.

The iPhone 17 Plus is making headlines even before its expected launch, with rumors suggesting a departure from the larger screens of its predecessors.