Apple is expected to introduce its Apple Intelligence feature across all models in the iPhone 16 lineup. This prediction comes from Mark Gurman, a columnist for Bloomberg, who shared insights about Apple’s next generation of smartphones in his Power On newsletter on Sunday, February 11.
In discussing the company’s plans, Gurman emphasizes that Apple Intelligence will likely be a significant marketing focus for the tech giant. This strategy involves expanding the artificial intelligence package to all iPhone 16 models, building upon its introduction in the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max.
Gurman’s predictions also include other potential changes. The action button, currently exclusive to higher-end models, may debut on the entry-level iPhones. The Pro series could also feature a new camera control, potentially enhancing zoom capabilities and overall photo capture.
Screen sizes are also rumored to increase for the premium models. According to Gurman, the iPhone 16 Pro may sport a 6.3-inch display, while the iPhone 16 Pro Max could boast a 6.9-inch screen. However, the dimensions of the base models are expected to remain unchanged.
As with previous releases, Apple is anticipated to unveil these new devices in September at an event in the United States. While these predictions offer an intriguing glimpse into the possible features of the iPhone 16 series, it’s important to note that they remain speculative until officially confirmed by Apple.
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iPhone SE 4 expected to launch in 2025
Apple is gearing up to release the fourth generation of the iPhone SE, set to debut in early 2025. According to Gurman’s latest report, this new model will support Apple Intelligence and will likely feature a design similar to the iPhone 14, including an OLED screen, which has been standard in most iPhones since 2020.
The iPhone SE will move away from the older iPhone 8 design, dropping the Home button in favor of a notch and Face ID for biometric authentication. However, as earlier rumors have suggested, it’s expected to retain a single rear camera.
Source: Bloomberg
