The latest iPhone leaks show the new camera design for the iPhone 17 Pro Max and the potential for Apple to go large with new camera hardware.

New images from a reasonably accurate leaker show renders of iPhone 17 Pro Max case that detail a significant design change for the camera system.

A new leaked render suggests Apple could overhaul the camera module for the iPhone 17 Pro Max to look more like Google's series of Pixel phones.

With the iPhone 16e announcement behind us, the next big thing to anticipate is the upcoming iPhone 17 lineup.

As recent leaks have indicated, the phone retains the triangular camera arrangement but the bump now takes up more place horizontally and the LED flash, microphone, and LiDAR scanner have been stacked vertically towards the end of what looks like a rectangular camera bar reminiscent of Google's Pixel phones.

As per a leaked CAD render, the iPhone 17 series is set to get major design changes, with the Pro models sporting a large rectangular camera island and the standard iPhone 17 sticking to a familiar look.

The iPhone 17 series will embrace the latest connectivity standards, including 5G Advanced, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.3, and NFC. These features will enable faster data transfer, more reliable connections, and seamless integration with other devices, making the iPhone 17 series a versatile tool for both personal and professional use.

A new render of a rumored but doubtful design of iPhone 17 Pro Max is doing the rounds, one that proves that lighting can make things look a bit better.

Apple has reportedly tested reverse wireless charging for the iPhone 17 Pro models. According to the tipster, Apple has tested 7.5W reverse wireless charging for the iPhone 17 Pro