Apple’s forthcoming iPhone 17, tentatively dubbed the “Air,” is shaping up to be a pivotal step toward a future of sleek, port-free smartphones, according to reports. The move signals a significant shift in design philosophy for the tech giant, potentially ushering in an era of slimmer devices unburdened by the traditional charging port.
The iPhone 16 and 16 Plus phones on display. (Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg)
In related news, Apple is also grappling with its artificial intelligence strategy, a topic that will dominate discussions at its upcoming “Top 100” offsite meeting. Additionally, the company is reportedly planning extensive redesigns for both iOS and macOS, hinting at a significant overhaul of its user interfaces. Meanwhile, Google is reportedly in negotiations to acquire an eye-tracking startup, potentially paving the way for enhanced features in its own wearable technology.
