This Technology Could Pave the Way for the 'iPhone 17 Air' Next Year

[ThomasJL]

All these new features, but Tim Cook is still too clueless to know that many people still like Touch ID. Bring back Touch ID while also keeping Face ID on the same phones with Touch ID, thus giving users a choice.

 

[Ted_Appleseed]

Seriously, if the iPhone 17 Air comes with Promotion (and perhaps Camera Control, 8K 60fps, and/or 4K 120fps video recording), I would consider getting one and replacing my iPhone 15 Pro. I always get the Pro model mainly because of the camera, and I use my phone as my primary camera & camcorder. However, even though the rumored 17 Air has only one lens, I could use some external lenses, such as Moment Lens, to match my different needs. It may not be as convenient as switching lenses between three cameras directly in OS, tho, so I need to do some research.

I'm glad that they are making this challenge again on iPhones for the first time since 2014. The iPhone 6 is still the thinnest iPhone so far.

 

[Victor Mortimer]

Looking forward to it. Everybody saying they don’t care, try saying that again when there is a new iPhone Air available that makes the old ones look like bricks

Oh, I care a lot.

I do not want this crap. My phone is FAR too thin as it is. Ideally I'd like at least twice as thick, and I'd like the digitizer glass to be easily replaceable separate from the screen. 5x the battery, with a supercapacitor that can keep the phone going for up to 5 minutes while you're hot-swapping the 3-day battery.

I want the brick.

 

[DaffiDuck]

Just imagine if the iPhone was bigger !!!!!! Imagine the battery size Imagine more chips or SIPs they could fit in. Why make something so small so thin ? If anything the phone should begetting bigger

 

[CrysisDeu]

I am pretty sure it is

 

[omenatarhuri]

Oh, I care a lot.

I do not want this crap. My phone is FAR too thin as it is. Ideally I'd like at least twice as thick, and I'd like the digitizer glass to be easily replaceable separate from the screen. 5x the battery, with a supercapacitor that can keep the phone going for up to 5 minutes while you're hot-swapping the 3-day battery.

I want the brick.

Sounds like you should look into buying a screen protector, case and battery packs. Only time I run into a problem with the battery is using personal hotspot

 

[frownface]

are we back to just making the same thing; but thinner?