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Apple iPhone 17 Line: New Designs, Thinner Air and Pro Max

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

Apple unveils iPhone 17 Lineup ⁤with new ‌’Air’ Model and⁤ Design ⁢Shifts

Cupertino, CA – September ‍10, 2025 – ​Apple today announced ​it’s iPhone 17‌ lineup, introducing a new, ‍slimmer “Air” ​model alongside updates to⁤ the standard Pro and Pro Max versions. ⁣The release marks a notable departure for Apple, offering consumers more distinct choices in ⁢design and features than in recent‌ years.

The ​new⁤ iPhone ​Air is notably thinner, measuring in at a dimension that⁤ undercuts the Samsung​ S25 Edge (5.8⁣ mm) released earlier this year. While not ‍as thin as an unfolded Samsung Galaxy Fold⁣ 7​ (4.54‍ mm),Apple positions the Air‍ as a potential precursor to a ‍foldable ⁤iPhone,long anticipated ⁢by industry ⁣observers.

The iPhone air’s design necessitates some tradeoffs. It features a single physical⁣ camera on⁢ the rear, supporting both regular and telephoto ⁢modes ‍through software, and a smaller battery ⁣offering 27 hours of video playback compared ​to the iPhone ‍17’s 30 ‌hours. apple addressed potential durability concerns, stating the iPhone Air​ is their most durable iPhone to date.

The ​iPhone 17​ Pro and Pro Max ​models feature a larger camera island, ⁣which ‌could‍ impact the devices’ handling.

Apple’s latest iPhones aim to provide‍ more differentiated options for consumers.⁣ The company has historically focused on ⁢incremental updates, but​ this release introduces more noticeable⁣ physical variety to‌ the iPhone market.

The iPhone 17 lineup is available ⁣for⁣ pre-order ⁣starting [Date – not provided in source] and will ship on [Date – not provided in source]. Pricing details can⁣ be ⁤found on Apple’s website.

Bob O’Donnell, president and ⁢chief analyst‌ of TECHnalysis Research, noted the importance of these design changes, ⁢stating ‌that the ⁤key question is whether they⁢ are compelling enough to drive upgrades beyond the ‌typical refresh cycle.

This article contains details⁤ originally published by USA ​TODAY.

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