New iPhone 16 Range Revealed: Larger Screens and Impressive Design Changes

Apple is preparing to impress the tech community once again with the launch of the new iPhone 16 range, introducing significant upgrades and changes to the devices' design. A recent image of dummy units, posted on the social networking site X, reveals the design details of the entire range.

Although the new models appear to retain the overall design of the previous generation, Apple seems to have made several changes that affect how the phones look and feel in the user's hand. One of the most significant new features is the increase in screen size on the Pro models. Specifically, the iPhone 16 Pro is expected to have a 6,3-inch screen, while the iPhone 16 Pro Max could reach 6,9 inches. The non-Pro models will retain their existing screen sizes, with the iPhone 16 remaining at 6,1 inches and the iPhone 16 Plus at 6,7 inches.

Tipster Sonny Dickson's post confirmed the rumour that the Pro models will be noticeably larger than the non-Pro models, highlighting the distinction between the two categories. The Pro Max model also looks set to be particularly imposing in size and weight compared with the iPhone 15 Pro Max.

Another significant change revealed by the leak is the replacement of the diagonally arranged cameras on the standard models with a vertical setup. This change appears to support spatial video recording, while the flash unit moves outside the camera bump.

Although the leak does not reveal any other rumoured changes, there are indications that an Action Button will be added to the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus, along with a Capture Button focused on camera functionality. These innovations are expected to further enhance the devices' versatility and interactivity, offering more ways to interact with apps and content.