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Would a 2mm thinner iPhone 17 Air be enough to convince you to upgrade?
Apple is reportedly working on the iPhone 17 Air, a new model that could be the thinnest iPhone yet—2mm slimmer than current versions. Along with a sleek new design, it may also introduce Apple’s first in-house modem and possibly eliminate the charging port entirely. While the "Air" branding has worked well for MacBooks and iPads, does a thinner, portless iPhone move the needle for you?
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