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Apple iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max: Upgraded Display Technology Rumored

Apple is expected to unveil its iPhone 17 series in September this year. While the exact launch date is yet to be announced, going by the past events, it is likely that the company may host an event in the first week of September. The 2025 iPhone lineup is rumored to offer four devices – iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, and the all-new slim model that may be called iPhone 17 Air. Nevertheless, the rumor mill has been churning leaks around the upcoming iPhone models. The latest is an upgraded display technology for Pro models this year. According to a report by MacRumours, Apple may finally bring scratch-resistant anti-reflective displays with the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max. Quoting an unnamed source, the report mentions that Apple suppliers have been able to achieve a high enough yield on the anti-reflective glass to support mass production. However, the upgraded display will not be coming with the standard iPhone 17 model and the Air model. The current iPhone models come with a fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating and Ceramic Shield. But unlike iPads and Macs, Apple hasn't focused much on reducing screen glare on iPhones. The new anti-reflective display is said to be more resistant to scratches than the current Ceramic Shield. This feature was first rumored in 2024 and could help the phone handle daily wear better. Earlier this year, Apple faced problems making the new coating on a large scale. The process was slow and difficult, leading to concerns that the feature might be dropped. However, improvements in production have brought the display back into consideration.

iPhone 17 Pro expected features

A report by The Information previously said that the iPhone 17 Pro may come with a redesigned rear panel composed of both aluminum and glass. It may feature an aluminum rear panel, housing a camera bump, bigger than the one found on the iPhone 16 Pro models. The report further added that the iPhone 17 Pro may come with an aluminum frame, replacing the titanium frame like their predecessors. On the specifications part, the phone may come powered by Apple’s A19 Pro chip, manufactured using TSMC’s 3nm process. iPhone 17 Pro is said to offer 12GB of RAM, up from the iPhone 16 Pro’s 8GB. For camera duties, it may have a 48MP telephoto lens, replacing the 12MP sensor found in the iPhone 16 Pro. For selfies, the smartphone is tipped to have a 24MP sensor.

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Uttarkashi Cloudburst Horror: Flash Floods Sweep Away Village, People Seen Running For Their Lives

DEHRADUN: A man narrowly escaped death after the flash flood swept through Dharali village in Uttarkashi on Tuesday, triggering a massive pile of debris. He was seen crawling out from the rubble, covered in mud and visibly injured, moments after the deadly waters destroyed homes, shops, and roads in seconds. The man's identity and his current condition remained unknown as of Tuesday evening, but widely circulated videos have already hailed him as a hero. Officials have not yet confirmed whether he was later taken to hospital or rescued by disaster response teams.

Health Screening in Singapore (2026): How Much It Really Costs & Where to Go

We all know how crucial health screenings are—spotting potential health issues early can save you from high medical bills and serious complications down the line. But when it comes to the cost of these screenings in Singapore, things aren’t always straightforward.

Man Loses Leg in 'Phatka Gang' Attack on Moving Train in Kalyan

KALYAN: A 22-year-old farmer from Nashik suffered a partial amputation of his left leg after being hit by the notorious 'Phatka gang' near Kalyan. The incident occurred on Sunday morning while Gaurav Nikam was travelling on the Tapovan Express from Thane to Nashik. According to Kalyan GRP, the incident happened between Shahad and Ambivli railway stations when the train slowed down near Irani Pada. Nikam was on a phone call near the train door when a minor boy from outside struck his hand with a

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Microsoft Develops AI-Powered 'Self-Defending Software'

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Microsoft Considers Stricter 'Return To Office' Policy

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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Future Job Market

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Indian Railways Introduces 15-Minute Ticket Booking for Vande Bharat Express Trains

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Cisco Data Breach: How Hackers Used 'Voice Attack' to Steal User Information

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Bill Gates Warns Gen Z: AI Impacting Entry-Level Jobs

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NYT Strands: A Look at the Latest Puzzle Game

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Unlocking Wordle: Hints and Answers for Today's Puzzle

Wordle is a popular word puzzle game challenging players to guess a five-letter word within six attempts. Created by Josh Wardle, this simple yet addictive game has captured worldwide attention with its straightforward rules and daily challenges. Each guess offers feedback with colored tiles: green for correct letter in the correct spot, yellow for correct letter in the wrong spot, and gray for letters not in the word. Wordle's blend of logic and vocabulary makes it a beloved daily brain teaser for millions globally. Its minimalist design and once-a-day gameplay contribute to its viral appeal. Additionally, it encourages friendly competition as players often share results on social media without revealing the answer.