iPhone 16 Pro Max could get larger display than iPhone 15 Pro Max, dummy unit included

American devices maker Apple may launch the iPhone 16 series this year. The iPhone 16 Pro Max of this series may have a larger display. A separate capture button can also be given in the iPhone 16 series. The display of the iPhone 16 Pro Max may be larger than the iPhone 15 Pro Max.

Tipster Majin Bu has shared images of dummy units of iPhone 16 Pro Max on social media platform X. In these images, the display of this smartphone is 6.9 inches. However, the resolution of the display or the bezels is not known from the dummy unit. In this, the rear camera module of the iPhone 16 Pro Max is also slightly larger than the iPhone 15 Pro Max. Earlier some reports had said that iPhone A new capture button will be given in the 16 series. Apart from this, the action button on the iPhone 15 Pro models can also be in iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus. iPhone 15 Pro Max has been the best-selling smartphone in the first quarter of this year.

Apple has prepared to increase its manufacturing in India. The company has a target of manufacturing 25 percent of the total iPhones in the country in the next three-four years. For this, a network of local vendors is being created instead of buying inputs from Chinese vendors. Recently, a media report quoted sources aware of the company’s plans as saying that a large part of Apple’s manufacturing in the country will be with its contract manufacturer Foxconn and Tata Group’s company Tata Electronics.

India is an important market for the company. By the end of last year, 14 percent of Apple’s total manufacturing of iPhones was in India. These iPhones are sold in the country as well as exported. Apple’s target is to increase manufacturing to 25 percent by 2027 or 2028. Most of the iPhones made in the country are manufactured by Taiwan’s Foxconn. By the end of last financial year, iPhones worth about $14 billion were manufactured in India. In October last year, Tata Electronics bought the manufacturing plant of Wistron, another Taiwanese contract manufacturer.