Apple announces updates to its smartphone lineup every autumn, but the company often has a hard time keeping the details under wraps. Ahead of the official unveiling of the iPhone 17, we've already heard quite a few hints about what may be in store.

The most talked-about iPhone expected this year is beginning to come into focus. A new leak gives us a key clue as to what it will be like.

Regular leaker Ice Universe — whose focus is usually on Samsung devices — posted on Weibo today that the iPhone 17 Air camera array is 4mm tall. "The total height including the body is 9.5mm," they wrote (machine translated).

Two new rumors regarding the thickness of the iPhone 17 Air make this device seem more enticing every day. Here's what we know.

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The iPhone 17 Air will likely feature an A18 or A19-branded chip, Pu suggests. This would reportedly match the chip in the baseline iPhone 17. It could also include 8GB of RAM and the Apple-developed 5G modem, called the C1 chip, which debuted earlier this month on the iPhone 16E.

The iPhone 17 Air will reportedly have a thick camera bump. According to the source, the thickness of the iPhone 17 Air’s camera bump is 4.4 mm. Previous reports have suggested

The upcoming iPhone 17 Air is expected to be all about sleekness – getting the thinnest iPhone ever, though at the expense of specifications. Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo surprised everyone earlier this year when he suggested that the device may be even thinner than expected,