iPhone 16 Pro Max will be Apple’s biggest iPhone ever

Apple’s iPhone is growing again. In the first major display size increase since the iPhone XS Max graduated to a 6.46 inch display in late 2018, the forthcoming iPhone 16 Pro will increase to 6.3 inches from 6.1 inches, while the iPhone 16 Pro Max will grow to around 6.9 inches, up from the current flagship iPhone 15 Pro Max’s 6.7 inches.
Mark Gurman for Bloomberg News:
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The big marketing point will be Apple Intelligence, the company’s new suite of AI capabilities. All the iPhone 16 models will run Apple Intelligence, but it will also work with the iPhone 15 Pro versions. It’s hard to tell how much of an enticement this will be. As I said last week, I don’t think these features alone will be reason to upgrade.
The non-Pro versions of the iPhone 16 will add the Action button, which was already on the higher-end versions of last year’s model. But Apple is rolling out a more customizable Control Center and changeable Lock Screen options in iOS 18, which may make the Action button less of an asset.
Speaking of buttons, there will be a new camera control on the right side of the phone (at least on the new Pros). It will operate like a button on a DSLR camera, allowing you to press in slightly to trigger autofocus. A harder press will take the picture. You can also swipe along the button to zoom in and out while shooting photos and videos.
Another change is probably coming only to the Pro models: slightly bigger screens. The regular Pro will move to 6.3 inches from 6.1, while the Pro Max will now approach 6.9 inches, an increase from 6.7.

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