As the weeks go by, more and more iPhone 17 Air reports are coming out. However, we also read news about an alleged budget MacBook by the end of the year. Read on below to check out what's new.

Apple is gearing up to unveil the iPhone 17 series at its expected September event. A standout newcomer this year is the iPhone 17 Air, a sleek, ultra-thin model that replaces the iPhone 17 Plus and brings a completely fresh display size to the lineup.

Based on the latest leaks, Apple iPhone 17 Air may feature a 2900mAh battery and an incredibly slim 5.5mm chassis—making it potentially the thinnest iPhone to date. 

The battery component is a pretty big deal when it comes to new smartphones, but a recent leak for those waiting for the iPhone 17 Air might be disappointed, as it may only use a 3000mAh battery pack.

We have been talking about the iPhone 17 Air for a few months now. Today, a new report suggests that Apple could be planning a major redesign for the unannounced iPhone, potentially boasting an ultra-light titanium frame.

Apple is reportedly preparing to launch the iPhone 17 series in September 2025, with pricing expected to start around RM5900 (approximately USD1299) for a brand-new model called the iPhone 17 Air.

News about the iPhone 17 Air has been getting some momentum over the past few months. As Apple is reportedly preparing for this model this year, we have some new information about its features.

The recent release of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge seems to signify a new trend towards thin and light smartphones, with Apple touted to follow suit with the iPhone 17 Air. However, the battery on the latter seems to be much smaller than the former, if a new leak is to be believed.

We have been seeing some iPhone 17 dummy models recently. Today, another leakster shared on his social media what the iPhone 17 series dummy models look like, alongside the anticipated iPhone 17 Air side-by-side.

This year, Apple is expected to launch a thin phone, called the iPhone 17 Air, and replace the iPhone Plus offering. With a thin design, it is also expected to bring some changes along with it. So, what should you know about it?