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Apple iPhone 16 Pro Roundup: Bigger Screen, Performance Improvements: AI Updates, And More

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iPhone 16 Capture Button Will Allow Zoom in & Out

In September 2024, the Cupertino-based tech giant Apple is expected to release the iPhone 16 Pro and the iPhone 16 Pro Max. Considering the slew of rumors and reports on the internet, these models should feature top-tier hardware and software. Given that other companies like Google and Samsung have already released AI-based features on their smartphones, the Apple iPhone 16 series will also catch up with the industrial trend by incorporating machine learning in iOS 18. Here’s an early roundup of the iPhone 16 Pro rumors and reports.

Screen Size

iPhone 16 Pro Mockups Features a Capture Button

Several reports suggest that the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max could have a 6.3-inch and a 6.9-inch display, respectively. If that happens, the phones will also be slightly taller and wider.

A recent report by GSMArena mentions that the phones will feature Micro Lens Array (MLA) OLED panels. This should improve brightness and viewing angles, ultimately providing a better experience than the regular OLED panels on other smartphones.

Design

The overall design language of the series will be the same as that of the iPhone 15 Pro. The handset could retain its boxy design and Titanium frame. However, Apple might introduce a new Capture Button on the right frame, toward the bottom.

The button will be mechanical, but a MacRumors roundup mentions that it can also respond to touch and force. This should also enable it to emulate the shutter buttons on professional cameras, which respond to two force levels.

Performance

With the iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 15 Pro, Apple introduced the A17 Pro chipset, the most powerful in this segment. With the iPhone 16 Pro series this year, the company should launch another A-series processor, which will likely be called the A18 Pro.

The processor will be based on the second generation of 3nm chips from TSMC, based on the N3E technology. The new fabrication technique should improve the power efficiency of the chipset and, at the same time, provide the bandwidth for the expected on-device AI features.

Along with the new processor, the iPhone 16 Pro models should also have a new heat dissipation system. The models come with a metal battery casing that could help with better heat distribution, especially during charging.

Storage

The series should debut with 8GB of RAM. Regarding storage, rumors suggest that the company could release a 2TB storage variant this time. It might not be for everyone, but that amount of storage could surely benefit creative professionals.

A DigiTimes report suggests that the company could use slower memory on the 1TB iPhone 16 Pro version.

Cameras

While both the Pro models should have an improved eight-part hybrid lens 48MP primary sensor for even better dynamic range and low-light performance, they could also feature a 48MP ultra-wide sensor. This will finally bridge the gap since the iPhone 14 Pro switched to a 48MP primary sensor, leaving the ultra-wide sensor’s resolution at 12MP.

Further, the iPhone 16 Pro could also come with a tetra prism zoom lens, like the top-tier model, that will provide 5x optical zoom. One tipster also suggests that the Max variant could feature a super telephoto camera with an equivalent focal length of over 300mm.

Battery Life

The iPhone 16 Pro and the iPhone 16 Pro Max could feature stacked battery technology, offering better battery life. Recently, a tipster also predicted the battery capacities of the iPhone 16 lineup, suggesting that the regular and the Pro Max variants will get a significant battery bump. We also expect faster charging speeds along with the increased battery life.

Check out more details about improvements in iOS 18 and the AI-based features.

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