iPhone 16 Pro will go on sale with two new colors, as shown in a Weibo post (via ShrimpApplePro on X/Twitter). Apple will, however, get rid of one of the colors of the iPhone 15 Pro: specifically, titanium blue.
To replace this tone, the Cupertino company will bet on titanium “black space”, which will be something of a lighter gray than the current titanium black, and darker than the natural color of titanium, which depending on how the light hits it, can look like a grayish tint. In fact, the color could be very similar to the one Apple released for the MacBook Pro with the M3 Pro, which is also aptly called “space black.”
The second new color that Apple may implement in iPhone 16 pro He ‘pink’, making this model have a finish more similar to the gold of the iPhone 14 Pro. Keep in mind that current titanium frame models are only available in white, black and blue in addition to natural titanium.
The iPhone 16 Pro will have the same design as the current models.
Despite the new colors, everything indicates that The iPhone 16 Pro will look the same as the iPhone 15 Pro. Apple, of course, could add new elements that would slightly change the design of the device. In particular, it is expected that the new models will have a capture button, which will allow you to control zoom, focus, or use it as a physical shutter.
Additionally, the iPhone 16 Pro screen may have slightly thinner frame than the iPhone 15 Pro. This may make the models a little smaller. Or the screens will get a little bigger instead.
We will see design changes in iPhone 16 and 16 Plus. They may arrive with a new camera arrangement that will be positioned vertically rather than diagonally as we see in the iPhone 13, 14 and iPhone 15. With this change, it appears that Apple will be able to make base iPhone models compatible with spatial video. a feature that uses both cameras simultaneously to capture much more panoramic content.
The iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro are expected to be announced in September.
Source: Hiper Textual
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