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Apple with the arrival of a new decade, it does not lose its creativity, quite the opposite. It is increasingly frequent that it comes up with interesting concepts and patents that could one day make a dent in the world. Of course, these are always only preliminary shots, but it is still quite exciting to watch what is going through the mind of the apple giant. This time, the company has shed light on iPhone, which is already such a patent staple Applu. Soon we could see an all-glass phone with a display around the entire body.

The smartphone market is constantly changing dynamically, and while a few years ago the notch was a futuristic concept, today it is an unwritten standard that most customers automatically expect.oneUltimately, the larger the area filled with the display, the better. Apple However, it goes even further in this regard and in its latest patent comes up with an interesting proposal that would completely change the way we use smartphones. iPhone could in the future be made entirely of glass and offer a screen that wraps around the entire body of the phone. The term "display" would thus become a thing of the past, and although the front part would still display an overview of applications as before, the rest of the user interface could be spread de facto across the entire smartphone. The glass, made of up to 6 parts, would look uniform and would allow for control iPhone from the sides, front and back. The entire surface of the structure would thus be used for maximum and would offer both aesthetic design and practical functionality.

Thanks to this unconventional method, it would be possible to build a whole range of other functions and controls into the system, or to use the back and sides of the phone as a touch and pressure-detecting surface. This would allow the phone to be unlocked using Touch ID with any touch, or possibly scan other characteristic features and face from any angle. Similarly, this could replace a number of buttons, such as those for increasing and decreasing the volume or waking up the phone. Capacitive sensors, on the other hand, would ensure convenient control by tapping or applying various forces to the body of the iPhone. As for the design itself, although it seems solid, Apple it firmly delimits it and assigns specific functions to each side for which it could be used. Whether it is the display of text or graphic outputs, or a bar with icons, the user could already use it as a set of his favorite applications that he would launch with a press. We will see if we will see this unconventional design one day, or if the Apple company will put the design in a drawer.

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