All articles tagged with #iphone 20
Apple is reportedly waiting for Samsung to finalize a 'full-surround' OLED display that bends 90 degrees around all four edges, effectively eliminating bezels and physical frames. While the 2027 iPhone 20 will feature a less extreme quad-curved design, this new technology remains years away due to unresolved issues with optical distortion, antenna placement, and panel durability.
Apple’s 2027 iPhone 20 Pro models will feature a quad-curved, near-borderless design, but will skip advanced display technologies due to cost and efficiency concerns.
Rumors claim the iPhone 20 Pro and Pro Max will swap to larger, bezel-less displays (6.41" at 2,686×1,236 and 6.96" at 2,912×1,340) for 2027, with a quad-curved glass design and an under-display selfie camera that could shrink the Dynamic Island, per leaks from Digital Chat Station and Ice Universe, following the iPhone 18 Pro/Max specs.
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says Apple is shaping a 20th-anniversary iPhone for next year with a drastic redesign—curved glass around all corners and edges and thinner bezels—potentially the biggest overhaul since the iPhone X. In the meantime, the iPhone 18 Pro is expected to gain an A20 Pro chip with up to 20% faster CPU and 40% faster GPU, a smaller Dynamic Island, a variable-aperture main camera, longer battery life, and a larger cooling system, though it's unclear whether the ambitious 20th-anniversary design will fully materialize or be scaled back.
The article argues the iPhone 18 Pro will likely be a conservative upgrade over the iPhone 17 Pro, with major redesigns reserved for the iPhone 20 next year. Rumors point to a quad-curved all‑glass design, brighter thinner OLED, under‑display Face ID and camera, a custom Apple image sensor, solid‑state buttons, a 2‑nm A21 chip, silicon‑anode battery, and higher memory bandwidth—features that could justify waiting for the anniversary model. With many details uncertain and a 12‑month horizon, it suggests weighing a upgrade now versus the potential gains of the iPhone 20.
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says Apple plans a special 20th‑anniversary iPhone next year with the biggest overhaul since the iPhone X, including curved glass around all corners and thinner bezels, potentially wrapping the screen around edges for an all‑glass look, though whether Apple can achieve it remains uncertain.
Decide whether to upgrade to the iPhone 18 Pro now or wait for the rumored iPhone 20, which could bring a bold all-glass design, thinner bezels, under-display Face ID, silicon anode battery, a 2nm A21 chip and possibly HBM—though details and timing remain unconfirmed.
A Weibo leaker claims Apple's 20th-anniversary iPhone will be built using the iPhone Air's curved-glass process, with modified manufacturing equipment to create more rounded glass components, improving heat dissipation and thinness while lowering costs; this aligns with Bloomberg's earlier reporting of a mostly glass, cutout-free design, with the iPhone 20 expected to launch in fall 2027 after the iPhone 18 series.
Rumors say Apple’s 20th‑anniversary iPhone (launching in fall 2027) will feature a curved edge‑to‑edge all‑glass display, under‑display Face ID, two size options, a custom image sensor, solid‑state haptic buttons, a 2‑nm A21 chip, high‑bandwidth memory, and other power and design upgrades that could redefine the iPhone.
MacRumors reports that Apple’s 20th-anniversary iPhone (iPhone 20), expected in fall 2027, could feature an all-glass, curved display with minimal bezels and a glass back, aiming to resemble a single slab of glass. Rumors suggest two sizes (~6.3 and ~6.9 inches), a thin polished frame, and haptic buttons, with Face ID and the selfie camera potentially moved under the display (or reduced to a small punch-hole if under-display tech isn’t ready). The device may be branded as a “Liquid Glass Display,” and production is reportedly underway, though a fully under-display front remains uncertain for 2027.
Apple’s supply chain facilities have been renovated ahead of the iPhone 20’s production, with a Weibo leaker claiming the 20th‑anniversary model will adopt an all‑glass, curved design similar to an early iPhone Air; manufacturing is waiting on machining but full‑scale output is typically timed weeks before a fall 2027 launch, and Lens Technology is cited as the glass supplier; previous debates on materials continue, though aluminum mid‑frames may persist for curved-edge models.
Rumors suggest the iPhone 20, due 2027 for Apple’s 20th anniversary, will ditch bezels for a fully screen front with under-display Face ID, feature Samsung COE-based OLED, improved anti-reflective coating, a pro-grade camera with HDR sensor and variable aperture, the A21 chip, silicon-anode battery with higher energy density and HBM, capacitive buttons with haptic feedback, and a new 'liquid glass' UI.
Leaks suggest Apple’s iPhone 20 will adopt a quad-curved design and introduce a silicon‑anode battery, an A21 SoC, and mobile HBM RAM, with a dual-camera setup on the base model and Samsung OLED in play; official details are not yet confirmed.
Tom’s Guide rounds up rumors suggesting the iPhone 20 will mark a major anniversary redesign, with features including a wraparound edge-to-edge all-glass display, solid-state side buttons with haptic feedback, under-display Face ID and front camera, possible under-display speakers, reverse wireless charging, and a tougher Ceramic Shield Ultra, signaling a bold, non-folding upgrade for Apple’s flagship.
Rumors point to a 2027 iPhone 20 redesign that could be all-glass, buttonless with frame-integrated controls, under-display Face ID, a thinner OLED panel, a second-generation 2nm chip, and silicon-anode batteries, with release timing unclear and price not yet known, potentially as a special anniversary edition.