Specifically, according to a Weibo post by the source "Digital Chat Station," the iPhone 16 Pro Max will be a "top-tier smartphone in terms of imaging." This suggests that Apple will focus on upgrading the camera for its 2024 flagship.
This source reveals that the main camera on the iPhone 16 Pro Max will be upgraded with a 48MP Sony IMX903 sensor featuring a stacked design for improved performance.
The account that posted the article on Weibo also reiterated a previous claim that the iPhone 16 Pro Max will have a 12% larger camera sensor, measuring 1/1.14 inch. For comparison, the current iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro models have sensors measuring 1/1.28 inch.
A larger sensor can improve the dynamic range and background blur of the main camera on the iPhone, as well as significantly enhance low-light photography capabilities because a larger surface area can capture more light with the same shutter speed and aperture.
Leaked information also suggests that the next generation of high-end iPhones will have slightly more curved screens, repeating the design of last year's iPhone 15 series.
Previously, Macrumors, citing sources from South Korea, revealed that the upcoming iPhone 16 Pro this year will have storage options up to 2TB. The new memory will use Quad-Level Cell (QLC) technology, which is cheaper to produce than the TLC technology currently used in existing iPhone models.
However, QLC memory has the disadvantage of being less durable, and its write speed will be slower than TLC.
Watch this video of an iPhone 16 Pro concept:
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