Display analyst Ross Young has indicated that all models of the upcoming iPhone 17 will likely feature a pill-shaped cutout, although the anticipated under-panel Face ID technology has been postponed until the iPhone 18.

Leaker Majin Bu has shared potential design images for the iPhone 17, suggesting a new camera layout that includes a pill-shaped camera module aimed at enhancing Spatial Photos and Videos.

However, it appears that only the standard iPhone 17 will adopt this pill-shaped design, while the Pro models are expected to maintain a larger rectangle-shaped camera module.

Display sizes for the iPhone 17 are projected to remain consistent with previous models, featuring 6.3 inches for the smaller versions and 6.9 inches for the iPhone 17 Pro Max.

In addition to the standard models, there are rumors of an iPhone Air being released, which could utilize new OLED display technology that integrates Touch and Display Driver Integration, resulting in a thinner screen.

Apple is anticipated to source its OLED panels for the iPhone 17 lineup from major suppliers Samsung and LG.

There are also speculations regarding a shift in materials, with rumors suggesting that Apple may transition from a titanium frame back to aluminum for all iPhone models, and potentially switch from aluminum to glass for the back.

The regular iPhone 17 models are expected to feature Always-On Display and ProMotion technology, utilizing a low-temperature polycrystalline oxide display to enhance performance.

Despite the excitement surrounding these leaks, it's important to note that Majin Bu's credibility is mixed; while they have been accurate in some cases, they also have a history of incorrect product design leaks and sharing false images.