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The iPhone 17 is said to use the same chipset as last year's iPhone 16. Apple is said to incorporate a new metalens technology in all iPhone 17 models to reduce the size of the Dynamic Island.

Fresh buzz around the next iteration of Apple's flagship smartphone, the iPhone 17, suggests a small but significant shift in Apple's popular Dynamic Island feature.

Apple could break precedent with the iPhone 17 and reuse last year’s A18 chip to power performance for its most affordable flagship phone.

The iPhone 17 is expected to be powered by A18 chip, same as the iPhone 16 It is rumoured to come with a smaller dynamic island The iPhone 17 series is speculated to launch in September 2025 Apple’s ...

iPhone 17 Speculations: A18 Chip, Smaller Dynamic Island The base iPhone 17 device that is coming later this year is not getting the new chipset that Apple will develop, according to the latest ...

Apple's iPhone 17 series is rumored to adopt metalens technology across all four phones, which could shrink the Dynamic Island significantly.

Recent analyst reports reveal Apple’s iPhone 17 lineup may feature a smaller Dynamic Island ...

While the iPhone 17 lineup may receive a smaller Dynamic Island, the 2026 iPhone 18 Pro lineup is rumored to feature under-screen Face ID with only a small front camera hole.

Several credible analysts now suggest that Apple is preparing to shrink the Dynamic Island across all iPhone 17 models, thanks to a new technology called metalens.