Apple is reported to be developing thinner models for the iPhone 17 series
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发表于 2024-6-17 09:55:32
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Apple is reportedly developing a thinner model for the iPhone 17 series. Bloomberg Technology reporter Mark Gurman said that Apple is committed to making the iPhone 17 a lighter and thinner phone. In addition, efforts are being made to make MacBook Pro and watches thinner, and plans are being made to make the latest iPad the thinnest and lightest device in its class.
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