Apple might replace aluminum with titanium in future iPhones again, per leak
Apple is reportedly considering a return to titanium for future iPhone models after switching to aluminum for the iPhone 17 Pro. A leaker suggests that the company is exploring an improved version of titanium to address thermal conductivity issues. This shift may allow Apple to maintain the durability benefits of titanium while reducing weight.
- ▪Apple switched from titanium to aluminum for the iPhone 17 Pro due to heat dissipation concerns.
- ▪A leaker claims Apple is researching an improved version of titanium for future iPhones.
- ▪The new titanium formula aims to enhance thermal conductivity while reducing weight.
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