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Rumors for the 2028 iPhone describe a refined four-edge curved display with more transparent cathodes to reduce distortion, a possible under-display Face ID and front camera, narrower bezels, tandem OLED tech, a new A22 Pro chip on a 1.4‑nm process, and a 200‑megapixel periscope telephoto camera as the next evolution after the 2027 anniversary model.
Speculation suggests Apple’s 20th‑anniversary iPhone will ditch bezels for a true glass slab look, with a display curved on all four sides, under‑display Face ID and front camera, and a glass back, potentially branded iPhone 20 Pro rather than iPhone 19 Pro as production lines prep for the new design.
A Weibo leaker claims Apple is testing an iPhone 19 Pro with a quad-curved display that wraps around all four edges and a hole-punch camera, with Face ID reportedly hidden under the panel. This aligns with rumors of a bezel-free 20th‑anniversary iPhone, but hiding both Face ID and the camera may be technically challenging, potentially making the uninterrupted display exclusive to the anniversary model or leaving a cutout on non‑anniversary Pro variants.
New leaked images and screen protectors suggest the iPhone 18 Pro will have a noticeably smaller Dynamic Island, potentially with the Face ID sensor moved under the display to shrink the cutout by as much as 35%. While some sources are skeptical, multiple leaks and accessory designs imply a hardware redesign for the iPhone 18 lineup, with bezels staying similar to the iPhone 17/16 and a foldable iPhone also expected this year.
The article discusses Apple's anticipated iPhone display and design changes through 2030, including shrinking or removing the Dynamic Island, moving Face ID components under the display, and eventually achieving an all-screen design by 2030, based on predictions from industry analysts and visualizations of future models.