The iPhone 16 is (hopefully) only a month or so away, but it feels like we’re getting a new leak with every day that goes by. Many of those come courtesy of Ice Universe, a well-known leaker with a reliable track record. They now say that the iPhone 16 Pro Max will have the thinnest bezels of any iPhone ever made.
The latest image shows the iPhone 16 Pro Max will have a bezel size of just 1.153mm, versus the estimated size of 1.55mm on the iPhone 15 Pro Max and iPhone 15 Pro. Ice Universe’s latest information also strengthens another leak from June that gauged the iPhone 16 Pro Max’s bezels at 1.15mm and the iPhone 16 Pro at 1.2mm.
Another post from Ice Universe shows the tempered glass front of the iPhone 16 Pro Max and emphasizes just how thin these bezels are — they’re practically nonexistent. For reference, there are mechanical pencils with the same size lead as these bezels.
This feeds into another rumor that the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max may also have larger screens due in part to the reduction in bezel size. It allows Apple to utilize the same amount of real estate for a larger screen, similar to the edge-to-edge displays that have grown popular in televisions.
iPhone 16 Pro Max tempered glass pic.twitter.com/MzXgDkJYik
— ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) August 21, 2024
Meanwhile, yet another leak — this time from a user known as OvO on Weibo — shows the packaging of the iPhone 16 Pro, including a note that it was assembled in India. It looks similar to the packaging on any iPhone, but if true, this would be the first Pro model iPhone assembled in India.
Although all of this information is what we want to see, keep in mind that these are all leaks. Details could be wrong or slightly off. The good news is that we don’t have to wait long to find out what’s happening behind the scenes, with many experts guessing September 10 as the date for the next iPhone event.
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We’re just a few weeks away from Apple’s next big iPhone event. That means it’s almost time for new iPhones — specifically, the iPhone 16 series.
From the rumors that we’ve heard so far, the iPhone 16 is shaping up to be an interesting one. The base models should be getting a redesigned vertical camera layout that is more akin to the iPhone 12, and Apple appears to be adding a new Capture button to the entire lineup. We should also expect processors that are powerful enough to handle Apple Intelligence, and the smaller iPhone 16 Pro could get some nice camera upgrades this time around.
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“Apple does things practically.” Or, “Apple is late because it’s perfecting the tech.” “Would you prefer being the first or the best?” These are just some of the recurring arguments you will find in any heated Reddit thread or social media post hunting for some rage bait clout.
Yet, there’s some truth to it, as well. And a whole lot of hidden tech that sometimes takes a decade to come out. Apple Intelligence is the best example of one such leap, and it’s being seen as Apple’s answer to the generative AI rush.
I found a hidden way to turn your Motorola phone into an iPhone
Well, folks, things certainly are getting busy in the mobile tech space. Samsung recently launched new foldables and wearables, Google’s Pixel 9 series will be here before you know it, and it won’t be long before we have to turn our attention toward the iPhone 16.
But I want to take a quick break from all of that to talk about Motorola. No, the company hasn’t launched a new phone or anything like that. I recently discovered a hidden setting on my Motorola Razr Plus 2024. It’s a setting that lets you make part of your Motorola phone look like an iPhone. It’s weird, unexpected, and possibly a sign of other big changes coming to Motorola phones in the future.
Turning your Motorola phone into an iPhone
How the quick settings on a Motorola phone normally look Andy Boxall / Digital Trends
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