Nearly half a year before the launch of the new Apple iPhone 16, rumors are already in full swing. The leaks name several different configurations of the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max, some of which overlap or differ significantly from each other. A recent leak affects smaller model cameras. A photo of the cases supposedly intended for the new Apple smartphone allows us to draw conclusions about their arrangement.
On top of each other instead of diagonally
The corresponding image comes from the leaker @Sonny Dixon, who posted this on X. You can see two identical cases with a transparent back and a long camera cutout. The trim proportions can't accommodate three cameras without relying on a very ridiculous design. If the case does indeed come from one of the new iPhones, it should belong to the iPhone 16. In contrast to the more expensive models, this phone will likely have dual rear cameras again.
Compared to the iPhone 15, Apple will use lenses that are directly on top of each other and not offset lenses as before. Unfortunately, nothing more can be seen than the cover. @X's account shows what the iPhone 15 could look like with this camera arrangement.com. theapplehubwhich published a corresponding presentation in February.
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This may indicate the use of separate lenses, while a rumor about the iPhone 16 Pro (Max) reported tests on a combined glass cover for all lenses. However, another leak later contradicted this. In short: the situation is not clear. It's probably still too early for more precise details about Apple's next-generation iPhones to appear in the rumor mill.
Source: via Takradar
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