A photo of the real smartphone of the iPhone 17 Pro Max appeared on the network

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/Ed/24/IB-1IM7RN65E_6C889A0E.jpg" Alt = "Photos of the Corps of the Real iPhone 17 Pro Max"/> have appeared on the network. < P > The image showed the chassis of the future iPhone 17 Pro max, & nbsp; published & nbsp; famous insider Magin Bu. The leak confirms rumors of a dramatic change in camera design that will become the main feature of the future model.

< P > Magzhin BUD shared a photo on the social network X (previously Twitter), which, as claimed, is displayed aluminum or titanium components of the iPhone 17 Pro Max chassis. Image, if it is reliable, confirms rumors that previously circulated that the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max will receive a horizontal camera block that resembles a solution in Google Pixel smartphones.

~ ~ ~ ~ > < p >This unit is expected to extend the entire width of the back panel of the device. According to the origins, a triangular triple chamber block will be placed on the left side of the module, and on the right & ndash; Flash, microphone and Lidar sensor. The reasons for this design solution & nbsp; Apple & nbsp; remain unclear as the appointment of additional space in the block.

< p > on the published Madzhin, the image is visible parts processed on machines with CNC, which indicates their belonging to the production line. Large round holes are probably designed to accommodate internal components such as Magsafe or battery. Visually noticeable traces of milling, which indicates that the parts are made of fresh structural elements ready for further processing.

< P > In addition to camera design, rumors also indicate that Apple can return to the use of aluminum frames for iPhone 17 Pro, abandoning the titanium used in previous iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro. < P > It is reported that Apple is testing a 7.5 watt wireless charging for iPhone 17 Pro, which will allow the smartphone to charge other Apple devices, such as AirPods and Apple Watch. Currently iPhone can transfer 4.5 watts of power to Apple Watch and Airpods via USB-C but there is no reverse wireless charging feature.

< p > expected to present Apple IPhone 17 in September this year.