In a few months, the iPhone 15 lineup will go official, but it’s the iPhone 16 series smartphones that are making the news.
In the latest development about the Apple iPhone 16, details about the rear camera sensor arrangement have been revealed.
According to @URedditor on Twitter, the standard iPhone 16 will have two cameras arranged vertically. It’s also expected to be expanded to the iPhone 16 Plus.
This change will make the device “instantly recognizable” as the latest model, at least when combined with other newer design features like Dynamic Island and USB-C.
With the iPhone 13 lineup, Apple switched to diagonally arranged sensors for the rear camera, and it’s still there in the iPhone 14 series.
The iPhone 16 and 16 Plus will have vertically aligned camera sensors, while the Pro series models will have diagonally aligned sensors.
