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It will come as no surprise that Apple is expected to be continuing its trend of releasing a Pro version of the latest iPhone. In 2024, that means we can expect an iPhone 16 Pro \u2013 and the rumor mill already has an idea of what and when to expect it.<\/span><\/p>\n Forbes<\/span><\/a> reports that we can expect to see the iPhone 16 Pro in the fall. Judging from the years that have come before, Apple<\/a> tends to host its iPhone announcement events on one of the first Tuesdays of September. That means we can probably expect it on September 3 or September 10, in keeping with previous years.<\/span><\/p>\n Although that is still a few months away, there\u2019s already a fair amount of rumors flying about what to expect from the iPhone 16 Pro, both in terms of aesthetic design and the specs beneath the casing.<\/span><\/p>\n Multiple sources<\/span><\/a> on MacRumors report that a key change between the iPhone 16 and the Pro (as well as the Max) will be the size. This will be the first significant size update that iPhones have had for several years, jumping from the iPhone 16\u2019s 6.1 inches to 6.3 inches for the Pro. The Pro Max is believed to measure 6.9 inches, up from 6.7 inches on the iPhone 16 Max<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n While the volume buttons will remain the same between the 16 and 16 Pro, Apple will reportedly add a whole new button, known currently as the Capture Button. This echoes existing designs from Samsung, Pixel, and other major smartphones. Found on the side of the iPhone next to the Power button, the Capture button will be mechanical but still respond to pressure and touch. That means it will enable users to zoom in and out by swiping on the button, adjust focus in a photo with a light touch, and activate the camera or start recording with a firm push.<\/span><\/p>\n Its position next to the Power button means that the 5G mmWave antenna for American users will have to move to the left side of the device, below the volume buttons.<\/span><\/p>\n Other than that, the Pro versions will follow the same design principles as the base versions. Apple has been leaning into the titanium frames they\u2019re known for since the release of the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max and don\u2019t seem to be slowing down anytime soon.<\/span><\/p>\n In fact, the company is making sure everyone knows what metal is in the handset with the rumoured colours that the iPhone 16 Pro will come in: Natural Titanium, White Titanium, Blue Titanium and Black Titanium.<\/span><\/p>\nWhen is the iPhone 16 Pro release date?<\/span><\/h2>\n
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