US EditionClues for Apple's iPhone 17 Event Point to More Than Thin Phones
Apple's iPhone 17 series introduces a new ultra-thin Air model and Pro variants with enhanced cameras, improved battery life exceeding 5,000mAh, and the latest A19 chip technology.
- Apple will hold its 'Awe Dropping' event on September 9 to unveil new iPhones, Apple Watches, and possibly AirPods Pro 3.
- Months of leaks and rumors suggest Apple's new iPhone 17 lineup will include a thinner model nicknamed 'iPhone Air' and redesigned camera features.
- The iPhone 17 Pro models will feature a partly aluminum design, a rectangular camera bar, upgraded A19 Pro chip, 12GB RAM, and enhanced battery and cooling systems.
- AirPods Pro 3, expected to launch soon, will include an H3 audio chip with improved noise cancellation, faster connectivity, better battery life, and heart rate monitoring.
- IPhone 17 will ship starting September 17 in stores and via pre-ordered online delivery, while pricing and exact features may be influenced by tariffs and could raise costs.
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How much will iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 cost in India? Rumoured prices surface ahead of official launch
The iPhone 17 series is set to be launched globally, including in India, on September 9. New information about the series is constantly emerging. At the "Awe Dropping" event, Apple is expected to unveil four new models: the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max. These phones are rumored to feature significant upgrades over last year's iPhone 16 series, and now, their potential pricing has been revealed ahead of the launc…
Apple has released a mysterious new logo for its iPhone 17 launch event, which will be held on September 9. And when you drag your finger or mouse cursor over it, the logo changes color as if seen through a thermal camera. This detail has led fans to think that the company is announcing new colors for the new iPhone models. Others suggest that it is about an improved cooling system, which will increase the efficiency and speed of the devices. Th…
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