iPhone 16: Thanks to this new technology, the boundaries will be even thinner

According to the news of Sisa Journal, iPhone 16 will have the ability to offer thinner frames than its predecessor. This will be possible thanks to BRS technology, which allows cables to be stored more compactly inside the smartphone. We also expect a larger screen in the Pro models.

In addition to all the technical advances it offers, the iPhone 15 Pro Max can also boast the world’s thinnest bezels. A nice achievement for Apple, made possible thanks to LIPO technology, which allowed it to achieve edges of 1.5 mm, compared to 2.2 mm on the iPhone 14. But the manufacturer can do even better, and it looks like it has figured out how to do it. In fact, a recent report from Sisa Journal announced that the iPhone will have thinner bezels at the bottom of the screen than its predecessor.

We don’t know yet how big these will be, but we know how Apple will do it. Cupertino company to achieve its goals BRS technology, for Boundary Reduction Structure. This technology makes it possible to wrap the cables of this part of the smartphone even more compactly. According to Sisa Journal, it’s not Apple’s first try. However, overheating issues prevented its use on the iPhone 15.

Here’s how Apple will make the frames of the iPhone 16 even smaller

However, if you follow the (increasing number) of leaks on the iPhone 16, you know without a doubt that it will take inspiration from Android smartphones to precisely reduce overheating of the device. In other words, Apple will finally adopt graphene, a material with excellent thermal conductivity. This innovation will eventually allow the manufacturer to adopt BRS technology and therefore reduce the borders at the bottom of the screen.

This should also be valid for all 4 iPhone 16 models. Moreover, we already know that the Pro models will be eligible for a larger screen, 6.27 inches for the Pro model and 6.86 inches for the Pro Max model. Standard models will maintain the same screen size as the iPhone 15. Moreover, future smartphones will not bring major changes other than the new capture button or the arrival of generative AI.

Source : Sisa Magazine