five important things to expect at iphone 16 launch event today
Tech enthusiasts across the globe are thoroughly excited as a September 9 event to be live-streamed soon from the US is going to bring some of the biggest technological updates. You can catch on to all the fun at apple.com and YouTube.
Irrespective of your requirements, be it the latest in artificial intelligence technology or just the idea of a DSLR-like camera button, there is something for everyone. The planned event in Cupertino, California, promises to impress. Here are five things you can expect.
iPhone 16 and 16 Plus models are expected to retain the same 6.1 inch and 6.7 inch screen sizes as the iPhone 15 and 15 Plus. But the familiar look isn’t all that there is to the latest models. They also carry an A18 chip, 8 GB RAM and AI-supported features.
Previously exclusive to the Pro models, the coveted Action Button is making its debut on the non-Pro iPhone models. Finally! This customisable button lets its users easily access different features, bringing Pro-level functionality to the more affordable models.
The iPhone 16 Pro is expected to get an increase in size. Its display is going to expand to 6.3 inches from 6.1 inches, among other important upgrades. The iPhone 16 Pro Max can also find an increase in screen size, making it more convenient to take photos from a distance.
The iPhone 16 series is getting a touch-sensitive DSLR-style shutter button. You just need to lightly press the button to focus and push harder to click a photo. The upgrade is going to bring you the convenient feel of using a professional camera.
You can expect a slight price hike due to increasing component costs. But the extra storage could soften the hit. Prices for iPhone 16 and 16 Plus models at 128 GB can start at $799 and $899 – and it could be $1,099 and $1,199 for iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max at 256 GB.
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