Rumored iPhone 17 Pro to Feature Major Camera, Performance, and Design Changes

Apple is expected to unveil four new iPhones this fall, with the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max rumored to include several notable upgrades over the previous generation. Reports indicate that the front-facing 'TrueDepth' camera will see its resolution doubled to 24 megapixels, while the rear Telephoto lens will increase from 12MP to 48MP, matching the resolution of the other rear cameras. Additionally, the Camera app may introduce multi-cam recording, a feature currently available in some third-party applications, which could be exclusive to the new Pro models.

Performance enhancements are also anticipated, with the iPhone 17 Pro series likely to feature the new A19 Pro chip and an increase in RAM from 8GB to 12GB. These changes are expected to support more advanced on-device AI capabilities and improve overall device speed. Improvements in cooling systems are also rumored, which may help maintain consistent performance during intensive use.

Design changes are reportedly in store as well. The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max may adopt a new camera bar spanning the width of the device, moving away from the traditional camera bump. The material for the device's frame is rumored to shift from titanium to aluminum, and new color options could be introduced, possibly related to the change in materials.