In previous rumors, someone ** Apple's iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus released this fall will feature a new rear dual-camera design, that is, a vertical arrangement. And more recently, some concept designs have also revealed this change, in which the wide-angle and ultra-wide-angle lenses are placed vertically inside the raised camera module, and the flash is located to the right of this raised section. However, these design details are significantly different from the previous version, presenting a new visual effect.
Recently, Majin Bu, a user who broke the news on the Internet, shared CAD renders of the suspected iPhone 16, which further confirmed the new changes in the lens module. But compared to the details previously reported, this revelation provides a more intuitive visual effect that gives us a clearer picture of what the iPhone will look like.
This CAD rendering also shows the iPhone 16 rear camera in an upright oval bump, but unlike the previous rendering, the bulge is noticeably larger and the flash is immediately on the right.
In terms of form, the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus have some innovations, and they will use action buttons instead of the traditional mute lever. At the same time, the bezel on the right side of the fuselage has also changed, and a new shooting button has been added under the power button, replacing the original millimeter wave antenna position.
Regarding the new shooting button in the iPhone 16 series, its specific purpose has not yet been clarified. There have been reports that the button may be related to **shooting, and may also support taking photos and adjusting the focus. In addition, there is also information that the button may have a capacitive scheme. However, the specific features still need to wait for the official reveal.
The front design of the iPhone 16 16 Plus is expected to be similar to the previous generation, with the screen size remaining the same. However, the internal configuration may be upgraded, or it may be equipped with an A18 chip (the Pro model is expected to be A18 Pro), and it is expected to be equipped with 8GB of RAM.
Well-known analyst Ming-Chi Kuo revealed that Apple plans to launch a MacBook with a 20-inch folding screen in about three years.
Ming-Chi Kuo said that Apple currently has no plans to mass-produce foldable iPhones or iPads, but is focusing on developing a system equipped with about 20Macbook with 3-inch foldable screen. Specific design details have not been disclosed. Back in 2022, another analyst said that the device could be ready in 2026.
The largest notebook Apple currently sells is the 16-inch MacBook Pro. In the past, a 17-inch version was introduced, but it was discontinued in 2012.