While the iPhone 17 lineup is still around 10 months away from launching, there are already plenty of rumors about the devices. The

Apple engineers are wrestling with where to put the SIM card, battery, and thermal materials in the rumored iPhone 17 “Slim,” according to The Information. Although US iPhones haven’t had SIM cards for a couple of years now,

After three iPhone iterations with the same design and two versions with a titanium finish, it seems Apple could redesign the iPhone 17 Pro.

The iPhone 17 Slim won't have a SIM card tray because it is too thin to have one, and it probably won't have mmWave either.

Macworld Apple’s iPhone 17 lineup is widely expected to include a new iPhone with some radical new design goals. The most important of which is a thickness of 6mm or less, about 25 percent thinner than the iPhone 16.

You shouldn't expect a tetraprism zoom on the iPhone 17 Air. That's a camera reserved for the iPhone 17 Pro models.

Apple's upcoming iPhone 17 Air is rumored to be the thinnest iPhone ever, at just 6mm thick it'll be thinner than the iPhone 6 which was 6.9mm thick.

A new iPhone 17 Air’s rumour indicates that the upcoming device is between 5 to 6mm thick, which is making it difficult to fit some parts, like SIM tray.

Rumors about Apple’s slim iPhone are heating up. Just last week, there was a report that revealed just how thin the iPhone 17 Air could be. A new report has shed even more light on the handset, detailing struggles the Cupertino firm is having and some of the compromises it will make to achieve the form factor it desires.