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Time of India
17-07-2025
- Time of India
Apple iPhone 17 to launch with upgraded A19 chipset and 8GB RAM
Reprentative image Apple is gearing up for the launch of its new iPhone lineup — iPhone 17 series. The company is expected to launch the iPhone 17 smartphone lineup in September. The smartphone maker is said to launch four iPhones in the series — iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max. Now a new leak about the upcoming iPhone 17 has surfaced online. As per an analyst Jeff Pu, the base iPhone 17 model will also come with Apple's A19 chipset , reversing earlier speculation that it would reuse the A18 chip from the iPhone 16. Apple iPhone 17 to pack A19 chipset According to revised supply chain insights from analyst Jeff Pu, Apple iPhone 17 is expected to house an upgraded chipset, likely a successor to Apple's current A-series Bionic chips. Pu said that the iPhone 17 will also pack the A19 chipset just like other models of the lineup. Earlier, Pu speculated that iPhone 17 will pack the same A18 chipset which is present in the iPhone 16 which the company launched last year. Despite the new chipset, Apple iPhone 17 is said to come with the same 8GB of RAM same as the iPhone 16. All the other three models — iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max are said to feature 12GB of RAM. The higher-end variants will also feature faster LPDDR5X memory, enabling smoother multitasking and enhanced support for Apple Intelligence features. Apart from this, the upcoming iPhone 17 lineup is said to come with custom WiFi 7 chip, 6.3-inch OLED display and 48 MP dual rear camera along with an upgraded 24MP selfie shooter. The iPhone 17 series—including the new iPhone 17 Air—is slated for launch between September 8 and 12, continuing Apple's tradition of early fall unveilings AI Masterclass for Students. Upskill Young Ones Today!– Join Now
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Business Standard
16-07-2025
- Business Standard
iPhone 17 series: Titanium frames to A19 chips, what to expect from Apple
Apple is preparing to launch the iPhone 17 series later this year, expected to include four models: the standard iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, and a new ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air — likely replacing the Plus variant. According to a report by GSMArena, citing analyst Jeff Pu, the entire lineup will be powered by next-generation Apple Silicon, most likely the A19 series of chips. In addition to performance upgrades, the lineup is also expected to bring notable design changes, including a shift away from titanium frames on the Pro models and the introduction of a new titanium-aluminium alloy frame exclusive to the iPhone 17 Air. Apple A19 chips across the lineup Contrary to earlier reports suggesting the base model would retain the current A18 chip, Pu claims the iPhone 17 will feature the newer A19 chipset. Both the iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Air are expected to be powered by the A19, while the Pro models may feature an A19 Pro variant with more GPU cores. Additionally, the Pro models are tipped to include faster LPDDR5X RAM, while the standard and Air models may stick with LPDDR5. Titanium alloy frame for iPhone 17 Air Apple is also expected to make notable changes to the materials used across the series. Multiple reports suggest the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max could revert to aluminium chassis, shifting away from the titanium alloy frames introduced with the iPhone 15 Pro lineup. However, titanium is not expected to disappear entirely. According to a report by 9To5Mac, citing analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple will reserve the titanium frame design exclusively for the new iPhone 17 Air model, likely to provide added durability while maintaining a lightweight build. As per the report, Kuo said that the iPhone 17 Air will have a 'titanium-aluminium alloy metal frame, with a lower percentage of titanium than the current Pro and Pro Max metal frames.' iPhone 17 series: What to expect While the Pro models may lose their titanium chassis, a significant design overhaul is still anticipated. The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max are expected to introduce a dual-finish design featuring an aluminium frame and a partial glass rear to support wireless charging, MagSafe, and potential pass-through functionalities. Apple may also relocate the Apple logo and adopt a full-width camera layout, replacing the traditional corner camera bump. The Pro lineup could also receive upgraded telephoto lenses with higher resolution. The standard iPhone 17, while retaining much of its predecessor's design, is tipped to gain support for ProMotion display technology, allowing for adaptive refresh rates of up to 120Hz — something previously exclusive to the Pro series. As for the new iPhone 17 Air, it is expected to be Apple's slimmest smartphone ever. Reports suggest it could feature a chassis as thin as 5.5mm — thinner than the iPhone 6, which currently holds the record at 6.9mm. To achieve this ultra-slim profile, Apple might reduce battery capacity and opt for a single rear camera setup.
Time of India
15-07-2025
- Time of India
Apple iPhone 17 processor leaked again; the phone is now tipped to come with A19
Apple iPhone 17 may come powered by A19 chipset , according to an investor note shared by Apple analyst Jeff Pu (via MacRumlours). "We now expect the iPhone 17 model to be equipped with A19 (vs. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now earlier expectation of A18)," Pu said in the note. The analyst further states that the rumoured slim model – iPhone 17 Air will also run the same processor. While the Pro models – iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max will likely be powered by 19 Pro chipset. Apple is likely to unveil the iPhone 17 series at a September event later this year. According to reports, Apple may bring some key display changes across all models. A new leak from tipster Digital Chat Station on Weibo claims Apple is planning thinner bezels, a redesigned Dynamic Island, and ProMotion support for all models in the lineup. Apple may unveil slimmer iPhone 17 Air This year, the Cupertino-based company is rumoured to replace the Plus variant with an all-new Air model. Likely to be called Apple iPhone 17 Air, the smartphone is said to come in the lightest shade of blue Apple has ever introduced. According to fresh Weibo tipster Fixed Focus Digital, iPhone 17 Air may be offered in super-pale colour that could look nearly white in certain lighting. The colour is expected to be part of four new colourways for the ultra-thin model. The tipster claims that the light blue iPhone 17 Air will be even paler than the blue found on the iPhone 15 series. It's so subtle, it might appear completely white under normal lighting conditions — similar to Samsung's Silverblue shade seen on the Galaxy S25 Ultra. The iPhone 17 Air could feature a 120Hz refresh rate display — a first for Apple's non-Pro iPhones. However, unlike the ProMotion display tech seen in the Pro lineup, this version may not support variable refresh rate, possibly to preserve battery life. The handset may come powered by A19 chipset and run on the latest iOS 26 operating system.
Tom's Guide
17-06-2025
- Tom's Guide
Leaked Apple product timeline reveals release windows for Apple Watch Ultra 3, HomePad and AirPods Pro 3 — here's when you could get your hands on them
For those waiting for the next generation of Apple Watch Ultra smartwatches may be in luck, according to a new leak from GF Securities Hong Kong analyst Jeff Pu. Spotted by leaker Jukanlosreve, Pu had a timeline in a recent analyst note that revealed launch years for the Apple Watch Ultra 3, updated AirPods and the new HomePod, plus a few others. Here's what Pu's timeline claims is launching over the next three years. Starting this year, the timeline says that at some point this year, both the Apple Watch Series 11 and Apple Watch Ultra 3 will arrive. As with previous Apple Watches, this will likely be in the fall alongside the new iPhone 17 series. For the most part, rumors have pointed to a slightly larger display, satellite messaging and Satellite SOS messaging like on the iPhone. The big rumor circulating has been that the 11 series and Ultra 3 would finally get blood monitoring. However, based on Pu's timeline, Apple Watches with that feature won't launch until 2027, possibly later. It's a big blow for people waiting for that feature. Reportedly, Samsung might beat Apple to the punch with the Galaxy Watch 8, which is rumored to get blood glucose monitoring when it launches in July. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. For the last year, rumors of an updated Apple HomePod have been circulating pretty heavily. However, as Apple struggled to update Siri with AI capabilities, it was reported that the HomePod was being delayed, as conversational Siri is supposed to be a significant feature. There were leaks earlier this year claiming that an Apple HomePod with a display would launch in "late 2025." Pu's timeline seems to fit that window. And from it we can see it will feature at least a 6-inch display, which will likely resemble an iPad Mini. It's doubtful Apple will announce it during the iPhone 17 reveal, but perhaps later in the year by itself or alongside the new MacBook Pros that typically release in October/early November. Next year is looking far busier with Pu predicting the next-generation AirPods Pro 3 earbuds will finally release. This aligns with previous rumors pointing to a similar release year. We don't know much about these new AirPods, but they could feature a heart rate monitor ala the Beats Powerbeats Pro 2. They could also come with a touch screen on the case. An Apple Watch Series 12, as expected, is on the timeline. The timeline also says a refreshed Vision Pro will launch in 2026. What that looks like is up for debate. There are rumors that Apple is working on a cheaper version of its headset, but that might be the Vision Air, which Pu's timeline puts as potentially launching in 2027 alongside smart glasses. If you thought iOS 26 was boring, it may be because Apple is setting the stage for its next foray into wearables, including Apple Glasses. And of course, the blood monitoring Apple Watch is slated for a 2027 release. We'll know how much we can trust this timeline come September, when Apple will likely announce its next smartwatches and probably later this fall for the HomePad.
Hans India
17-06-2025
- Hans India
Apple Watch Ultra 3 launch 'tipped off'
Apple is expected to unveil the much-anticipated Apple Watch Ultra 3 later this year, according to noted analyst Jeff Pu of Haitong International Tech Research. The rugged third-generation smartwatch could debut alongside the Apple Watch Series 11 and the iPhone 17 lineup at Apple's annual September launch event. While initial reports hinted at a 2024 launch, the new timeline places the Ultra 3 firmly in the spotlight for 2025. If true, it would mark one of Apple's most expansive product launches in years. Pu's roadmap, which outlines Apple's plans through 2027, also hints at the simultaneous debut of a new smart speaker — potentially the HomePod 6. The last major upgrade to the Ultra line came in 2023 with the Apple Watch Ultra 2. Since then, Apple has only introduced a new color option, leaving fans eager for more substantial improvements. Now, expectations are mounting for the Ultra 3 to bring meaningful changes — including improved battery life, an enhanced LTPO 3 OLED display, and potentially even satellite connectivity, a feature long speculated by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. What to Expect: Apple Watch Ultra 3: Longer battery life, upgraded display, satellite support (rumored) Apple Watch Series 11 iPhone 17 lineup New HomePod model (possibly HomePod 6) At Apple's recent WWDC 2025, the company also introduced watchOS 26, featuring a redesigned interface and smarter tools for health tracking, messaging, and daily productivity — likely to power the new Apple Watches out of the box. Looking ahead, Pu forecasts an exciting future for Apple's wearables: 2026: Launch of Apple Watch Series 12 and third-gen AirPods Pro 2027: Introduction of blood pressure monitoring in Apple Watch, Apple smart glasses, and a budget-friendly "Vision Air" mixed-reality headset These predictions align with earlier insights from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who also pegged 2025 for the Apple Watch Ultra 3's debut. With both analysts echoing similar timelines, Apple seems poised for a major overhaul across its devices in the coming years. Stay tuned as September draws closer — Apple's fall event could reshape the future of its wearable and mobile tech ecosystem.
