Leaked Photos Unveil Significant Design Changes in Apple's Upcoming iPhone 16

Leaked images of Apple's upcoming iPhone 16 suggest that the tech giant is introducing significant design changes to its latest product, slated for release later this year.

Apple enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the September launch of the iPhone 16, and recent leaks, as reported by Mashable, unveil a substantial redesign.

Photos of purported dummy iPhone 16 units surfaced on X (formerly Twitter), shared by Sonny Dickson, a reviewer specializing in consumer and automotive tech.

According to these leaks, Apple is embracing innovation in button design. Every iPhone 16 model features a programmable action button on the left side, replacing the conventional power button and volume rockers—a feature previously exclusive to iPhone 15 Pro models. On the right side, a new "Capture" button enhances zooming and photography, promising a more intuitive experience than current options. Furthermore, as per Mashable citing 9to5Mac, the iPhone 16 Pro models are reportedly 0.2 inches larger than their predecessors. The iPhone 16 Pro will boast a 6.3-inch display, while the iPhone 16 Pro Max will feature a 6.9-inch screen.