Apple is gearing up for the launch of its iPhone 16, but for those already holding the iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max, the updates might not be groundbreaking enough to justify an upgrade unless you snag a great deal or are already on an upgrade plan. The iPhone 16’s changes are more incremental, focusing on Apple’s advancements in artificial intelligence and camera enhancements. Notably, the ultra-wide lens will now boast 48 megapixels, matching the standard lens.
For users with older models like the iPhone 14 or earlier, the upgrades will be more significant. You will get the enhanced AI capabilities, new cameras, and a sleek titanium design. A new capacitive camera button below the power button is one of the more innovative features, allowing users to take photos and videos with swiping functionality to zoom or switch between modes.
While the iPhone 16 will make headlines, Apple is also celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Apple Watch, originally launched in 2014. The new Series 10 watch will feature a slightly larger display, faster processors, and the significant addition of sleep apnea detection. This health feature will also be available on the Apple Watch Ultra, which maintains its 2022 design.
Apple’s AirPods are also getting a revamp, particularly at the lower and mid-tier levels. For the first time, noise cancellation will be introduced to the more affordable models, previously exclusive to the Pro line. With the new watches and AirPods, Apple’s wearables lineup is set for a substantial boost, giving customers plenty to look forward to.