News

For the first time in a long time, the new 'standard' iPhone 16 models have tangible upgrades over their predecessors, primarily due to exciting colourways, improved processing power, Apple Intelligence and the all-new Camera Control. If you're holding on to an iPhone 14 or older, you will likely find the upgrades worthwhile, though the physical form hasn't changed much. Here's everything new in the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus this year:- , however, look almost identical to their predecessors, and it takes a keener eye to appreciate what's within that makes the iPhone 16 Pro a creative professional's best kit in one's pocket. Here's what's new this year:- There's a lot to be compared, and we'll undoubtedly scrutinise the entire series at length in an upcoming full review. Meanwhile, stay tuned to our hands-on experience stories. For now, here are some of our quick firsthand videos of all the iPhone 16 colourways, the new Desert Titanium finish for the iPhone 16 Pro and finally, how the new Camera Control button works:- Need a summary of how the Pro and non-Pro compare, as well as practical buying considerations to help you make a choice? We're working on the guide now and will update this story as soon as it's published. Meanwhile, here are some pertinent information points for your munching. Surprisingly, no. Across the board, the new iPhone 16 models are actually cheaper than last year's iPhone 15 launch pricing. Taking up the iPhone 16 Plus 256GB edition, it's S$60 cheaper than last year's iPhone 15 Plus launch pricing. And the price differences only get larger as you scale up the storage size and go up the model ranks; the iPhone 16 Pro Max 1TB, for example, goes for up to S$140 less than last year's edition. All four iPhone 16 models start , while general availability and retail sales will begin on .