Although the iPhone's 20th anniversary is free bondage videos sex with animalsstill a few years away, Apple is already planning a "bold" design change.
According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple is "preparing a major shake-up" for the iPhone 19 series, slated for release in 2027. That includes a foldable iPhone and an iPhone 19 Pro "that makes more extensive use of glass."
SEE ALSO: Apple's iPhone may be the new Signalgate scapegoatNot much else is known beyond that, apart from ever-persistent rumors about Apple's development of a foldable iPhone, which have recently become more substantial. But Gurman also said this year's iPhone 17 points toward a sleeker, glassier model. Apple will reportedly release a slimmer iPhone 17 "Air." This model is rumored to have the same screen size as current models, will be two millimeters thinner, but will have similar battery life. This, of course, requires some compromises, like featuring only one rear-facing 48MP camera and an A19 chip instead of the A19 Pro chip.
Rumors for the iPhone 17 Pro launching in September 2025 include a 48MP telephoto lens, an A19 Pro chip, and a camera bump redesign.
SEE ALSO: How Apple and other tech stocks are impacted by Trump tariffsFirst, we have Apple's WWDC to contend with, as well as a reported iOS 19 overhaul. Plus, macOS 16, iPadOS 19, tvOS 19, watchOS 12, and visionOS 3 will be revealed on June 9.
Topics Apple iPhone
(Editor: {typename type="name"/})
Best monitor deal: Save $120 on LG 34
Hey, women: Here's how to soften life's toughest emails using exclamation points!
The Afghan girls robotics team will now be allowed into the U.S.
Apple's ARKit will make walking and texting the warmup for the real distracted disasters
Today's Hurdle hints and answers for December 18
Professor writes rant after no one shows up to his class
Emmys 2017: Full list of nominations
China's version of Amazon's cashier
Sam's Club membership discount
Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 might launch sooner than expected
NYT Connections hints and answers for December 19: Tips to solve 'Connections' #557.
The Afghan girls robotics team will now be allowed into the U.S.
接受PR>=1、BR>=1,流量相当,内容相关类链接。