The standard iPhone 17 is also said to adopt a 6.3-inch display size, the same as last year’s iPhone 16 Pro. This change may make it easier for Apple to offer thinner bezels on all models.

What should you expect from a new iPhone? As always, Apple is tight-lipped on the matter, but we've heard about a wide array of changes, from the phone's look to the features that it can support ...

The report says that there will be big changes to the way the iPhone looks at the back on the Pro models. “The back of the Pro and Pro Max models will feature a new part-aluminum, part-glass design.

The iPhone SE 4 will be the first SE model to come with support for Face ID. This means that the device will not have a Touch ID sensor. The reason is the new design, which adds a notch to house ...

We’re just a few months away from Apple’s launch of the iPhone 17 lineup. But an analyst with expertise in displays just shared a roadmap for three design changes coming with future iPhones ...

So far for iOS 26, the rumors are conflicted. First, the folks at iPhoneSoft reported that all devices that support iOS 18 will be able to update to iOS 26. This would include the iPhone XR and newer.

Finally, MacWorld 's Filipe Espósito discovered in iOS 26 beta 2 code that Apple is using a new resolution for its wallpapers. This unknown display size aligns with other rumors about the iPhone ...

That means the entire iPhone 17 lineup should support this convenient battery removal process. iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max batteries still have stretch-release adhesive pull tabs.

While at first it was expected that Apple would make the Dynamic Island smaller for the iPhone 17 Pro models, display analyst Ross Young says the company won't make changes to this year's models ...

That limitation is likely to change with the iPhone 17 models, which are expected to support Qi 2.2, based on regulatory filings for updated MagSafe Chargers on Taiwan's NCC certification website.

The report claims that the device will go on sale as early as next week. Here’s a look at the five major changes that are expected to arrive on the iPhone SE 4.