Apple has begun the countdown to shaping the tech agenda. According to the latest information, the iPhone 17 family, which will consist of four new models, is expected to be unveiled on September 9th. The most anticipated addition to the series will be the iPhone 17 Air, which is said to be Apple’s thinnest iPhone to date. However, this bold design also raises concerns about battery life.

The iPhone 17 launch date may be September 9th

The iPhone 17 family will debut with the 17, 17 Air, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max models. While the iPhone 17 Air is expected to break records with its thinness, it’s rumored that this will compromise battery capacity. Leaks suggest the device’s 2800-2900mAh battery is already raising questions about its all-day performance.

Apple’s innovations don’t stop there. The company’s claim that it has developed its own image sensor instead of the camera sensors it has long sourced from Sony may herald a new era in mobile photography. According to information from Chinese sources, the Apple-designed sensor has reached the physical testing phase.

The most striking feature of this new sensor is rumored to have an incredible 20-stop dynamic range. According to patent applications, the sensor will utilize a dual-layer technology called “LOFIC” (Lateral Overflow Integration Capacitor), allowing each pixel to intelligently record the amount of light relative to the scene. Furthermore, the sensor’s built-in memory circuitry aims to suppress electronic noise caused by heat in real time.