According to analyst Ross Young, production of screens for the iPhone 16 generation will begin next June.
Apple’s suppliers will produce the displays, which will then be sent to factories for assembly into finished products.
The new iPhones are expected to be introduced in September, around the same time Apple launched the iPhone 15 lineup.
New revelations about iPhone 16 generation - 1
iPhone 16 Pro Max will have a larger screen size than its predecessor (Photo: MacRumors).
Previously, sources from MacRumors said that the screens on the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max duo will have an average brightness 20% higher than the previous generation, reaching 1,200 nits.
The screen bezels on the iPhone 16 Pro are also said to be thinner.
Recent leaks have revealed that the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max will have increased screen sizes to 6.3 inches and 6.9 inches respectively.
Meanwhile, the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus versions will retain the same size as their predecessors.
Over the past few years, Apple has been making various improvements to the Pro line to differentiate its product line.
If the above information is correct, the iPhone 16 generation will become the product line with the most differences between the standard version and the Pro version.
According to Economic Daily News , Apple has placed a large order for capacitive buttons from a Taiwanese supplier.
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These buttons are expected to be used for the entire iPhone 16 lineup.
This is considered a positive signal for the global tablet market after 4 consecutive quarters of decline.
This growth is driven by the gradually stabilizing economic situation as well as increased spending power of users.
"The tablet industry has had a positive start in 2024. Going forward, we expect the market to perform better than in 2023.
“The tablet market is on a steady growth path again. Features like 5G, foldable designs, and the ability to view 3D content without glasses are likely to drive market growth,” said Himani Mukka, research director at Canalys.
China and India are two key markets that have helped boost tablet sales, and growth in these two countries has also helped offset declines in other parts of the world.
