Apple expected to supercharge 'iPhone 16 Pro Max'
Apple is expected to supercharge its next-gen flagship iPhone 16 Pro Max smartphone with several changes and enhancements.
Tim Hardwick for MacRumors:
The device will measure in at 6.9 inches (up from 6.7), and is expected to be taller and wider than last year’s iPhone 15 Pro Max. While thickness will remain the same, the weight will increase slightly due to the larger size.
Apple is said to be using Border Reduction Structure (BRS) technology, which allows for a more compact and efficient layout of the circuitry under the display, resulting in even slimmer bezels.
The iPhone 16 Pro Max is expected to feature a more advanced main camera that is 12% bigger, featuring a customized 48-megapixel Sony IMX903 sensor with a stacked design for better performance… It is also said to include a 48-megapixel Ultra Wide camera, up from the 12-megapixel lens on the iPhone 15 Pro Max.
According to another rumor, this year’s iPhone 16 Pro Max will boast an even bigger 30-hour-plus battery life (compared to 29 hours for the iPhone 15 Pro Max).
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