The iPhone 16 is set to be introduced on September 9 at Apple’s “Glowtime” event, and there’s plenty of buzz about what to expect. One of the key speculations is about Siri’s new colorful, edge-to-edge design, which could be what the “glow” refers to. Fans can tune into the event on Apple.com or YouTube, where other potential reveals, like a new Apple Watch and AirPods, are expected, though the M4 Mac may not debut until later in the year.
Preorders for the iPhone 16 are likely to open on Friday, September 13, but there’s a rumor that they may start a day earlier on Thursday, September 12. In terms of design, some leaks suggest new color options like Desert Titanium and Cement Gray, replacing the classic gold tones. Additionally, the camera setup is rumored to be revamped, with vertically stacked lenses for a sleeker look.
Hardware upgrades are also anticipated. The base iPhone 16 and 16 Plus could see a RAM boost from 6GB to 8GB, while the storage might double from 128GB to 256GB. The Pro models are expected to feature up to 2TB of storage, making them a powerhouse for users who need ample space for media and apps.
Camera enhancements are a big focus too. The Pro models might include a tetraprism lens, bringing advanced zoom capabilities to the smaller Pro, alongside a rumored second 48MP sensor. All models will reportedly feature the next-gen A18 chip, with the Pro and Pro Max variants sporting a more advanced A18 Pro chip for increased performance.
Screen sizes are expected to grow, with the smaller iPhones reaching 6.3 inches and the Pro and Plus models potentially expanding to 6.9 inches. Slimmer bezels and more power-efficient displays are also on the horizon.
