Apple is ramping up efforts for the upcoming iPhone 16 series, and with it comes a shake-up in the color palette. According to renowned Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the tech giant plans to retire certain colors from the iPhone 15 lineup, making way for fresh, new hues in the iPhone 16 series.
Introducing Two New Colors for iPhone 16
As Apple prepares to launch the iPhone 16 series, it is set to introduce two new color options. The iPhone 16 and 16 Plus models are expected to retain the classic black, green, and pink shades. However, the pale yellow option will be replaced by a white variant. For the Pro models, traditional black, gray, and white/silver colors will continue, but the Blue Titanium option is likely to be replaced by a new Rose Titanium shade.
Kuo also suggests that Apple might change the names of some existing colors. Even if the tones remain the same, the names could be refreshed, similar to how the white color option was rebranded as Starlight in the iPhone 13 series.
Looking Ahead: iPhone 17 Slim
In other news, Apple is reportedly planning to introduce the iPhone 17 Slim. This model will feature a smaller Dynamic Island and a centrally positioned rear camera. The screen size is expected to be 6.6 inches, placing it between the smaller 6.1-inch model and the larger 6.9-inch variant.
The iPhone 17 Slim will sport an aluminum frame and a smaller front camera hole. Additionally, the stainless steel casing tested in the iPhone 16 Pro Max may be adopted across all models by 2025.
Stay tuned for more updates on the exciting changes coming with Apple’s next generation of iPhones.
