iPhone

iPhone 17 Pro Leaks Reveal Enormous Camera Bar: A New Era of Photography?

See the massive camera bar on upcoming iPhone 17 Pro cases, hinting at significant changes in photography capabilities.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Sonny Dickson has shared photos of clear cases for the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro series, revealing an extended camera bar that spans nearly the width of the device. Apple is expected to introduce this design on three models: the iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, and a rumored thinner iPhone 17 Air. Social media theories suggest the large camera bar may be necessary to accommodate a more advanced telephoto lens with 48 megapixel 10x optical zoom. The extensive rear camera bump raises concerns about case coverage, as nearly a third of the phone's back remains exposed. These cases provide early insights into the design changes expected for the iPhone 17 Pro series, which is set to launch in September.

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