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Apple is reportedly planning to make its thinnest iPhone ever. According to a recent report by Information's Wayne Ma and Qianer Liu, Apple’s development of the thinnest iPhone, tentatively called the iPhone 17 Air, aims to achieve its sleek profile by giving it a single rear camera. In addition to the single-camera setup, the iPhone 17 Air is expected to …

Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 17 series in September 2025, and rumours suggest that a new "iPhone 17 Air" will be introduced alongside the other iPhone 17 models. Thinnest iPhone: According to a report by The Information, iPhone 17 Air will be the thinnest iPhone ever as the prototype of the device has a thickness of between 5mm …

In 2025, Apple is expected to make big changes with new products, upgrades, and AI. iPhone 17 Air: Everything you need to know Design: Rumours suggest that the iPhone 17 Air is expected to be Apple’s thinnest flagship iPhone model. iPhone 17 Air may also come with a new anti-reflective coating making it scratch-resistant. Camera: As mentioned above, the iPhone …

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iPhone 17 Air will be the slimmest iPhone ever, expected to beat iPhone 6

The iPhone 17 series has been in the headlines for several reasons. Just like Apple brought the iPad Air and MacBook Air with thinner design language, the iPhone Air is expected to portray the same. Apple analyst Jeff Pu has stated that the iPhone 17 Air will be around 6mm thick, reported MacRumors. While the iPhone 17 Air could be …

We are slowly nearing the expected launch of the iPhone 16 series. The upcoming series is likely to bring several major upgrades including the Pro model boasting the slimmest bezels ever seen on a smartphone. As per Ice Universe, the Pro models are likely to come with the slimmest bezels ever by beating the record of iPhone 15 Pro and …

Business leaders are calling on Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to cut taxes to boost growth, after the UK economy shrank by more than expected in December. Official figures show the UK narrowly avoided falling into recession at the end of last year, however the economy shrank by more than expected. “All eyes are on the Chancellor’s March budget, when businesses will …