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Apple’s annual iPhone launch has become a predictable event, featuring updates to both standard and Pro models. The Pro line typically offers enhanced camera capabilities, advanced internals, and premium build materials.

The iPhone 16 Pro is designed for users seeking a premium Apple experience in a compact form factor. Despite the trend of increasing screen sizes, Apple has proven with the iPhone 16 Pro that power and comfort can coexist.

Apple is reportedly working on its thinnest smartphone to date, with the new iPhone 17 Air expected to feature a thickness of just 5mm to 6mm. Inspired by the success of its ultra-thin MacBook Air, iPad Air, and M4-equipped iPad Pro, Apple aims to push the boundaries of smartphone design with this upcoming model.

Recent leaks about the iPhone 17 Pro have sparked intense speculation regarding its design and features. While earlier reports suggested Apple might return to aluminum frames, newer evidence points to the continuation of titanium as the preferred material for the Pro and Pro Max models.

Apple’s much-anticipated HomePod model featuring a built-in display has encountered multiple production delays, with mass production now expected to commence after the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2025, typically held in June.

Matty Benedetto, the inventor behind Unnecessary Inventions, has once again merged creativity with technology by designing a unique iPhone 16 Pro Max case. This innovative case doubles as an additional digital camera, bringing an unconventional twist to smartphone accessories.

The Apple Mac Mini M4, just released, is already available at discounted prices amidst Cyber Monday deals. At B&H Photo, the base model is priced at $529, reflecting a $70 discount, while the M4 Pro model is reduced by $40, bringing the cost to $1,359.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office has approved a new Apple patent that introduces a groundbreaking system capable of identifying individuals even when their faces are not visible to a camera.

California-based Apple is reportedly developing its thinnest iPhone yet, tentatively named the iPhone 17 Air. Designed to set a new standard for sleek and lightweight smartphones, the device is expected to measure between 5mm and 6mm in thickness, surpassing the design innovations of Apple’s MacBook Air, iPad Air, and iPad Pro with the M4 chip.

Reports about Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 series have sparked debates over its material choices, particularly for the Pro models. Last month, analysts Jeff Pu and The Information suggested the iPhone 17 Pro would feature a notable design shift, incorporating aluminum in the rear camera section.