Apple iPhone 17: The sale of Apple’s new lineup, the iPhone 16 series began on September 20, 2024. Many buyers are rushing to grab the latest iPhone. However, it might be a good decision to wait for the iPhone 17 as the iPhone 16 Series continues to feature the old design with a few minor upgrades. With the rumours of the iPhone 17 series launch in 2025 circulating, we have listed a few expected upgrades in the forthcoming Apple iPhone 17 series. 

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The conjectures are that the company will reform the collection with the forthcoming iPhone 17 series. Following the developments, the new iPhone 17 series is expected to be launched in September 2025. 

The tech giant Apple is expected to introduce new software features in the iPhone 17 series to boot its overall performance, which might be a promising upgrade. With the iPhone 17 series, Apple is predicted to break free from its Plus models and introduce a slim model apparently known as the iPhone 17 Air. 

The iPhone 17 series is predicted to incorporate a major upgrade to its camera layout. It might be upgraded from 12MP to 24MP and new software tools will also help boost its performance. 

A few speculations hint that the forthcoming iPhone 17 Pro Max is expected to feature triple 48-megapixel shooters. Along with a bold design upgrade, the iPhone 17 Air might boast a high-powered camera located at the top-center of the iPhone’s rear. 

The iPhone 17 series predicted to be unveiled next year is anticipated to have a size boost to a 6.27-inch display mimicking the 16 Pro model. 

Next year’s iPhone 17 Pro models are predicted to be the first iPhones to include Apple's custom-made Wi-Fi 7 chip that promises to offer multiple connectivity improvements.

The iPhone 17 Pro models might be available in a few new shades: Titanium Purple, Titanium Blue metallic, and Titanium Green. Furthermore, the iPhone 17 Air is speculated to have an enhanced performance thanks to the A19 chipset. It is expected to come with the 5G modem designed by Apple.