Apple, which launched the iPhone 15 series last year, will introduce the new iPhone series at a major event in September, as it does every year. Many claims have been made about the eagerly awaited iPhone 16 models so far.
Recently, with the leaked mock-up images of the new phones, it was revealed that the Pro models would have a new design. Finally, a new rumor has emerged about these models. According to this, the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max will come with a thinner bezel. Here are the details…
iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max will come with a thinner bezel
According to the claim, Apple will use a new screen technology in the iPhone 16 models. With this technology, the sizes of the screen control circuits will be reduced. This will allow for more elegant and thinner bezels. The technology, expected to be available only in the Pro models, will provide a wider viewing area. This seems to enhance the user experience.
According to previously revealed information, the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max will be powered by the Apple A18 Pro processor. It is expected that this processor will contain a six-core GPU and a six-core CPU. While two of the cores in the CPU are designed for high performance, the other four cores will focus on energy efficiency.
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- Screen 6.3 inches – OLED 120 Hz refresh rate 2000 nits brightness 89.75% screen-to-body ratio Super Retina XDR HDR support
- Processor Apple A18 Pro (3 nm)
- RAM 8 GB
- Storage 256 GB / 512 GB / 1 TB
- Front Camera 12 Megapixels 4K@60FPS video recording
- Rear Cameras – Main camera: 48 Megapixels, OIS, PDAF – Ultra wide-angle camera: 48 Megapixels – Telephoto camera: 12 Megapixels, OIS 4K@60FPS, 1080p@240FPS video recording
- Operating System iOS USB USB-C 3.2
- Connectivity 5G, Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 6E, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, GPS
- Other eSIM support
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