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Made in India iPhones to double this year in continued diversification push

Made in India iPhones to double this year in continued diversification push | Stock image of commercial building

The number of Made in India iPhones is expected to more than double this year, as Apple seeks to further reduce its dependence on China, says a local report.

Key iPhone assembler Foxconn is said to be conducting trials to ensure that it can ramp up volume while meeting Apple’s tight quality standards at its latest iPhone plant in the country…

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8K video recording on the iPhone 17 backed by leaker

iPhone 17 Pro concept

We noted ahead of the iPhone 16 launch that the device could technically support 8K video recording, but it was possible Apple would hold this back for the iPhone 17.

Apple did indeed withhold it from the iPhone 16 – arguably with good reason – and a leaker with a decent track record backs our expectation that 8K video capability will be offered in the iPhone 17 line-up …

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Here’s how thin the iPhone 17 Air is expected to be, with the camera bar

Here's how thin the iPhone 17 Air is expected to be, with the camera bar | 9to5Mac render

The upcoming iPhone 17 Air is expected to be all about sleekness – getting the thinnest iPhone ever, though at the expense of specifications.

Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo surprised everyone earlier this year when he suggested that the device may be even thinner than expected, and his view has now been echoed by another leaker …

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At least one iPhone 17 model to get liquid cooling, says 3rd report

At least one iPhone 17 model to get liquid cooling, says 3rd report | Diagram of a vapor chamber

There have been a couple of previous reports suggesting that at least one iPhone 17 model will run cooler, thanks to a hi-tech liquid cooling system known as a vapor chamber. This has today been backed by a third one – though it’s uncertain which models will get the new feature.

While Apple chips have grown progressively more powerful each year, they can run hot when performing demanding tasks like running graphic-intensive games, forcing the device to reduce power …

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3D-printed iPhone 17 design mockups give us a new look at what’s expected

3D-printed iPhone 17 design mockups give us a new look at what's expected

By this point, we’re seeing a very consistent story emerging in terms of the iPhone 17 design for each of the four models – and a new video with 3D-printed mockups helps bring those designs to life.

The designs are based on CAD drawings first shared by Majin Bu and since endorsed by two other Apple leakers …

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Here’s the complete iPhone 17 line-up according to three high-profile leakers

Here's the complete iPhone 17 line-up according to three high-profile leakers | CAD drawing shared by Majin Bu

While there have been some differences of opinion between leakers in the past, three high-profile ones have all endorsed the same CAD drawing of the complete iPhone 17 line-up.

The drawing shows the three completely different camera layouts expected for the base iPhone 17, the iPhone 17 Air, and the two iPhone 17 Pro models …

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Purported iPhone 17 Air design shows off ultra-thin sides and rear camera bar

iPhone 17 Air concept

After releasing a video on their expected iPhone 17 Pro design, Jon Prosser at FrontPageTech returns with another video depicting what they believe the upcoming ‘iPhone 17 Air’ will look like, the radically new addition to the iPhone family.

The Air is expected to replace the iPhone 16 Plus in the lineup, a mid-range model with an all-new ultra-thin chassis design. Many publications have indicated that one of the compromises will be the fact that the phone features a single rear camera. However, these renders suggest that single lens will still be housed inside a full-width protruding bar shape.

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Apple may have solved the biggest problem with embedding Face ID in the display

Apple may have solved the biggest problem with embedding Face ID in the display | Render of iPhone with only a camera cutout

We know from previous Apple patents that the company is hard at work figuring out ways of embedding Face ID in the display of future iPhones.

The biggest barrier here is that the infrared light needed for Face ID doesn’t travel well through a display – but a newly-granted Apple patent suggests that the company may have figured out a solution …

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