How Apple's new iPhone 17 compares to the last-gen iPhone 16
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How Apple's new iPhone 17 compares to the last-gen iPhone 16
"Apple announced the iPhone 17 at its "Awe dropping" event held yesterday. They won't be available to preorder until Friday, September 12th, but you may already be contemplating an upgrade. It's easier to tell some of what makes the iPhone 17 different (like the larger screen and new colors), but changes under the hood (like the display's 120Hz refresh rate) are more difficult to spot until you've had a chance to try it yourself."
"Both smartphones can run iOS 26, which comes with the new Liquid Glass design language Apple debuted in June at WWDC and is introducing across all of its software platforms this year. iOS 26 will come pre-loaded on the iPhone 17, and be available as a download on September 15th for the iPhone 11 and newer. Apple also announced the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone Air at the same event, and we have a comparison chart that covers all of the upcoming models."
Apple announced the iPhone 17 with preorder availability beginning Friday, September 12. The iPhone 17 includes a larger screen and new color options, while internal upgrades such as a 120Hz display refresh rate are subtler until experienced. A comparison chart highlights the most significant technical specifications between the iPhone 17 and prior models to clarify upgrade differences. Both phones support iOS 26 with the Liquid Glass design language. iOS 26 will be preloaded on iPhone 17 and offered as a download on September 15 for iPhone 11 and newer models. Apple also unveiled the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone Air.
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