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This would make the iPhone 16 Pro models look more like the stainless steel devices of the past but with the added durability and scratch resistance of titanium. "Unlike the 15 Pro models, the ...
The iPhone 16 Pro has gained popularity within the iPhone 16 series, thanks to its impressive specifications, including a ...
Apple's upcoming iPhone 16 Pro models will use an improved process for finishing and coloring titanium, claims a new rumor out of Korea.. According to news aggregator account "yeux1122" on the ...
Apple could swap titanium for aluminum in iPhone 17 Pro — but the iPhone 17 Air may still get the aerospace-inspired metal ...
Also, the Natural Titanium hue of the iPhone 16 Pro might have a more gray finish. Furthermore, Apple will revert to a stainless steel-like finish for this year’s Pro lineup.
There have been many rumors about the iPhone 16 Pro models being offered in a gold or bronze option, which is expected to replace Blue Titanium. Apple's event on September 9 is fast approaching ...
With the iPhone 16 Pro models, Apple will stick with the new titanium material introduced with the iPhone 15 Pro.Not only is the new material lighter and helps dissipate heat better, but it also ...
When Apple unveils the iPhone 16 Pro on September 9, a gold-colored titanium finish is expected to join the lineup. However, there hasn’t been a clear consensus on what shade of gold we’ll see.
The September 9 Apple event invitation (Image credit: Future/Jacob Krol). If this gold shade does show up on the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max, then it would actually be an old color ...
According to serial Apple leaker Majin Bu (via MacRumors), the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max will ship in two new colors: Desert Yellow (Desert Titanium) and Cement Gray (Titanium Gray). The ...
Corroborating previous reports, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo today tweeted his expectations for the iPhone 16 color lineup. For the Pro series, the blue titanium is being replaced by a new rose color.
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