A evolução do iPhone desde o 4 (2010) até à linha 17 (2025) refina o design, impulsiona câmaras, adota USB-C e integra IA. Destaques: iPhone 4 introduziu a tela Retina; 5 trouxe design em alumínio; 6 aumentou telas; X marcou o fim do botão Home; 12 popularizou o 5G/MagSafe; 15 mudou para USB-C; e a linha 17 (2025) introduz telas 120Hz em todos os modelos e o ultra-fino iPhone 17 Air. iPhone 4 (2010): Design plano com vidro e metal, introdução da tela Retina. iPhone 4S (2011): Introdução da Siri. iPhone 5 (2012): Corpo mais alto e em alumínio, conector Lightning. iPhone 5S (2013): Primeiro com Touch ID (sensor de impressão digital). iPhone 6/6 Plus (2014): Mudança para telas maiores (4.7" e 5.5"). iPhone 6S/6S Plus (2015): Introdução do 3D Touch e câmaras de 12MP. iPhone SE (1ª ger., 2016): Design do 5S com desempenho do 6S. iPhone 7/7 Plus (2016): Remoção da entrada de fone, resistência à água. iPhone 8/8 Plus (2017): Traseira em vidro, carregamento sem fio. iPhone X (2017): Décimo aniversário. Fim do botão Home, Face ID e tela OLED. iPhone XR/XS/XS Max (2018): XR popularizou o design com Face ID (LCD), XS trouxe chips A12. iPhone 11/11 Pro/11 Pro Max (2019): Foco em câmaras (Modo Noite). iPhone SE (2ª ger., 2020): Design do 8 com chip do 11. iPhone 12/12 Mini/Pro/Pro Max (2020): 5G, design quadrado, MagSafe. iPhone 13/13 Mini/Pro/Pro Max (2021): ProMotion (120Hz) nos Pro, entalhe menor. iPhone 14/14 Plus/Pro/Pro Max (2022): Dynamic Island (Pro), detecção de acidentes. iPhone 15/15 Plus/Pro/Pro Max (2023): Entrada USB-C, corpo em titânio (Pro). iPhone 16/16 Pro/16 Pro Max (2024): Botão de controle de câmera, focado em Apple Intelligence. iPhone 17/17 Pro/17 Pro Max/17 Air (2025): Toda a linha com tela de 120Hz, introdução do iPhone 17 Air (5,6mm) super fino. #mozambique #maputo #iphone
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