Rumors expect the iPhone 17 to have a complete redesign. Images show the possible new camera module for this upcoming lineup.

A new report claims that the next iPhone series will have a significant internal design change, in order to benefit Apple Intelligence.

There have been reports of the iPhone 15 running exceptionally hot, but nothing overly concerning. Apple solved that problem with the iPhone 16 series, but a new report from MyDrivers claims that the company could introduce a new thermal design upgrade with the iPhone 17.

A report says all iPhone 17 models will feature vapor chamber cooling, which is great news for the iPhone 17 Air.

The design of the new-style iPhone could be a first for Apple, it seems, and outdo previous rumors about the design.

For what it's worth, analyst Jeff Pu also backs the iPhone 17 Air to have a lone 48MP main camera, adding that the phone's front camera will be a 24MP sensor. That claim is consistent with rumors about the rest of the iPhone 17 lineup getting an upgrade from the current 12MP TrueDepth camera on iPhones.

We're finally coming out of Apple's slower holiday season for news and rumors, and it looks like we've got some hardware and

Apple is expected to make some big announcements in the coming months. While we wait for the Spring launch event in March, June's WWDC 2025 is expected to consist of some crucial revelations surrounding Apple's future plans and the introduction of the iOS 19 update.

The iPhone 17 lineup, launching in September 2025, is expected to feature upgraded cameras, powerful A19 chips, and refreshed designs.