Apple’s always looking for ways to make iPhones better, and it seems the iPhone 16 is no exception. According to a Korean report publication or magazine called Sisa Journal, Apple might be using a new trick called Border Reduction Structure (BRS) to shrink the bezels, especially at the bottom of the phone. Basically, they’d be coiling up the wires inside to make more room for the screen. This means a sleeker design and more screen to enjoy your games, videos, and photos.
The good news is that BRS technology might be in all four iPhone 16 models, not just the fancy Pro versions. This could be a big jump for standard iPhones, making them feel more modern and expensive.
Speaking of Pro models, those are rumored to be getting even bigger screens, at 6.27 inches and 6.85 inches for the Pro and Pro Max. Apple might have made these phones slightly taller to fit the extra screen space, but they shouldn’t feel too bulky.
Shrinking bezels can sometimes cause overheating issues, but Apple seems to have figured out a way to keep things cool. That means you can enjoy the new design without worrying about your phone getting too hot.
Looking ahead, it seems Apple might be planning to make the standard iPhones even bigger in the next iPhone 17 series. They’re definitely not stopping when it comes to innovation!
Overall, the iPhone 16 looks like a big step forward for Apple. With a thinner design, a bigger display, and hopefully some other cool features, it seems like Apple is setting the bar high for other smartphone companies. The future of smartphones is looking pretty sweet!