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Apple is preparing to launch the iPhone 16, and new details have emerged about the color options and camera design. A recently released image by Sonny Dickson shows dummy units of the iPhone 16 that reveal some interesting changes.

The iPhone 16 will launch with some notable changes, including the new camera design and color options. Here's a look at the latest information and what it means for the upcoming model.

New camera design: Vertical arrangement

A key feature of the iPhone 16 is the revised camera design. The main camera and the ultra-wide-angle lenses will now be arranged vertically one above the other. This change makes it possible to record spatial videos, which was previously only possible with the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. This vertical alignment is an evolution of the iPhone 15 Pro design, in which the telephoto and ultra-wide-angle lenses were swapped to improve the recording of spatial videos. The dummy units of the iPhone 16 confirm this adjustment.

New color options

In addition to the new camera design, the color options of the iPhone 16 are also of interest. According to the image, the iPhone 16 will be available in blue, pink, white, black and green. This selection offers a certain variety and allows you to choose a color according to your personal taste. For comparison, the iPhone 15 is available in blue, yellow, pink, green and black. So the color palette of the iPhone 16 is slightly different from that of the previous model.

iPhone 16: Technical specifications

The iPhone 16 is expected to be equipped with the A18 chip and 8 GB of RAM. This promises improved performance and smoother everyday use. In addition, there will be a new record button on the right side as well as the familiar action button. Other technical details include a longer battery life, which can be an advantage in everyday life, especially if you use the device intensively. (Image: Apple)