The CAD render image of the much-awaited iPhone 17 has caused quite a stir on the internet among tech enthusiasts. The changes in the device’s design have sparked discussions among users and fans. Rumors of significant design changes in Apple’s iPhone 17 series are gaining strength. Renowned for leaks in the technology sector, Majin Bu claimed to have published CAD images allegedly belonging to the iPhone 17 on social media accounts. Camera changes are coming, as leaked images reveal three lenses lined up side by side, with the LED flash positioned on the right side. Additionally, a new control and lock button are drawing attention. The power and camera control buttons are on the right side of the frame, while the volume control and action button are on the left. There are speculations that Apple might opt for an aluminum frame instead of titanium, potentially resulting in a change in the device’s weight. The resemblance of iPhone 17’s camera design to the Google Pixel 9 series has raised questions of Apple imitating Google. Users sharing their views have noted that while a horizontal camera bar may offer performance advantages, losing the distinctive iPhone look could be a downside. Expected innovations include claims that the iPhone 17 Pro Max will have three 48 MP cameras, along with the use of more powerful AI-focused chips and 12 GB of RAM across the entire 17 series. Rumors suggest that the device will also come with an upgraded, more efficient cooling system. In addition to improvements in the selfie camera, expectations include Wi-Fi 7 support. The device is expected to hit the market in September of this year.