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Originally Published 4 months ago — by 9to5Mac
Apple is innovating its iPhone lineup with the introduction of the A19 chip, which comes in three variants across the iPhone 17, iPhone Air, and iPhone 17 Pro, marking the first time Apple has released three different A-class chips for its iPhones, with the Pro version offering higher performance and efficiency.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Android Authority
Leaks suggest that the upcoming iPhone 16 Pro series could feature a 48MP ultrawide camera and an upgraded 48MP main camera, catching up to top Android phones in terms of camera resolution. The iPhone 17 Pro series is rumored to have a 48MP telephoto camera, offering a significant upgrade over the current model. However, these details are subject to change as the release of the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro is still far off.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by SamMobile - Samsung news
Samsung is rumored to be considering the launch of a smaller Galaxy S Ultra phone to compete with Apple's iPhone Pro models. The compact phone would offer high-end specifications in a smaller form factor, potentially joining the Galaxy FE lineup. However, as an FE-branded phone, it may not feature the same level of camera capabilities as the Galaxy S Ultra. Additionally, Samsung is said to be planning a design overhaul for its smartphones starting with the Galaxy S26 series, and may also reduce the number of phones in its Galaxy A series. Furthermore, there are reports of Samsung working on a cheaper Galaxy Z Fold phone, with one prototype lacking an external screen and potentially leading to the discontinuation of the Galaxy Z Flip series.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Forbes
Apple is facing the challenge of improving the iPhone 16 without disrupting the iPhone 16 Pro. The addition of the Action Button, which replaces the physical mute control, is expected to be a key feature in the iPhone 16. There are also rumors of a Capture Button being added. However, the iPhone 16 is likely to have a 60 Hz refresh rate, a downgraded chipset compared to the Pro models, and a less advanced camera, indicating that it may not be the best iPhone available. Apple's strategy seems to be to limit the vanilla iPhone models and create a clear distinction between the vanilla and Pro models.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Forbes
Apple needs to strike a delicate balance with the iPhone 16, ensuring that any upgrades do not overshadow the iPhone 16 Pro. Rumored features for the iPhone 16 include an Action Button and a Capture Button, but it may still lack certain advancements found in the Pro models, such as a higher refresh rate display and a more powerful chipset. This strategy allows Apple to maintain market segmentation and offer a lower-cost option for consumers who don't want to pay the premium price of the Pro models. However, it raises questions about the future of the vanilla iPhone line when the iPhone SE is updated in 2024.