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iPhone 17 release date, price in India, USA, Dubai, availability, design, camera and specifications: Check the latest leaks here

iPhone 17 release date, price in India, USA, Dubai, availability, design, camera and specifications: Check the latest leaks here

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Apple's iPhone 17 is expected to be launched in September 2025 with a larger display, better cameras, 120 -Hz -update rate and A19 chip.

Apple is reportedly preparing to start his iPhone 17 series in September 2025, and the latest leaks indicate some upgrades. This time Apple introduces a fresh model called “iPhone 17 Air” and scraps the less popular “Plus” variant. With new camera upgrades, better display technologies and improved internals, the iPhone 17 aims again to set up the Premium smartphone market again.

The standard iPhone 17 will be very similar to the iPhone 16, with a similar body with two vertically oriented rear cameras in a pill-shaped bump. However, it could increase to a light size, with the display of 6.1 inches to 6.3 inches. The iPhone 17 is expected to contain the same light OLED panel as the iPhone 16 Pro from Samsung.

Apple finally brings its update rate of 120 Hz to the standard iPhone 17, offers a smooth scroll and potentially forever. According to reports, all models will use LTPO panels for better performance efficiency.

Under the hood, the iPhone 17 is to be powered by the A19 chip based on an improved 3NM process. It can be sent with 8 GB RAM, but depending on the supply, there is the possibility of 12 GB. The charging remains limited with 35 -W cable speeds.

The iPhone 17 brings a large selfie camera -upgrade that changes to a 24 -megapixel front sensor. On the back it continues with a dual camera setup-a 48 MP broad and 12-MP-ultra-wide lens.

Apple usually starts its iPhone list at its autumn event in September. Rumors indicate that the iPhone 17 could start between September 11th and 13th, 2025.

The iPhone 17 price is expected to start at 899 US dollars in the USA, 89,900 rupees in India and 3,799 rupees in Dubai. Rising global tariffs may affect the price strategy this year.

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