The technology world is anxiously awaiting the launch of Apple’s next smartphone, the iPhone 15. However, the new device has not been announced yet, and leaks have already poured into the internet about another model of the Californian brand. we are talking about the so-called iphone 16 ultra.
Site leak 9to5Mac specifies The iPhone 16 Ultra will be the most modern model in the series, which is expected to be released only in 2024.. This year, on the other hand, the iPhone 15 Pro Max, the most premium variant of the company’s new device lineup, should be the largest sold by Apple.
According to the information on the site, the device must include Apple’s “Ultra” branding and have integrations, for example, with the Apple Watch Ultra. So 2023 could be the last year of the “Pro Max” tag. However, this information has not yet been officially confirmed.
iPhone 16 Ultra: smartphone features
For now, the leak details a few things about Apple’s handset and focuses only on its display. As you can see in the released images, it looks like the big tech has to bet on a larger screen of around 17.52 cm (6.9 inches). Note that the iPhone 15 Pro Max must have a 17 cm (6.7 inch) screen. The second image even shows a comparison between the models.
The smallest iPhone 16 model is also expected to grow further, with an average of 16 cm (6.3 inches). Just to give you an idea, the iPhone 14 Pro has a 15.49 cm (6.1 inch) screen and should be the same size as the iPhone 15 Pro.
Important note: It’s too early to accurately state Apple’s 2024 plans, so it’s important to handle leaks carefully.
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iPhone 14 Pro Max features a 48 MP wide-angle camera, 6.7″ screen, 5G connectivity and 4K shooting at 24 cps.
Source: Tec Mundo

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