"The video shows someone picking up a large, silver iPhone-like device from a row of similar phones. The device features a huge camera island that stretches all the way across the top of the device, similar to that on the new Google Pixel 10. As earlier rumours suggested, the island appears to feature three main cameras arranged in a triangle with two smaller sensors stacked on the other side."
"One of the stranger design features included in this leaked model is the large, rectangular glass panel inset on the rear of the phone. The panel features an Apple logo in the centre and covers most of the phone's rear side, appearing in a greyish white on the silver model and a matte black on the black version. If true, this would mark one of the most abrupt changes in Apple's design since the removal of the home button in the iPhone X."
Apple will unveil the iPhone 17 on 9 September. A leaked video supposedly from the production line shows a device believed to be an iPhone 17 Pro Max with a camera island stretching across the top, three main cameras arranged in a triangle plus two smaller sensors, and a large rectangular glass panel covering most of the rear with an Apple logo. The model appears wider than previous phones. Social media reaction on Weibo has been largely negative, with comments calling the design ugly and not good looking. If genuine, the design would be one of Apple's most abrupt changes since the iPhone X home button removal.
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