Next year it will be exactly 20 years since Steve Jobs introduced the first iPhone. And it seems that Apple is not going to miss this anniversary. After a series of speculations about a completely new design, another interesting piece of information comes. The Californian giant is reportedly testing the largest display ever seen in an iPhone.
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According to reliable sources leakera Digital Chat The station is Apple is currently experimenting with a panel measuring approximately 6,96". However, in marketing materials, such a display would most likely be presented simply as 7". If it Apple actually decides to use it, it will be the largest display in the history of iPhones. Just for fun, the largest iPhonem is now model 17 Pro Max with its 6,9″ diagonal. However, with that Apple states in the footnotes that it is actually "only" a 6,86" diagonal. It is with this in mind that we can expect that next year there will be talk of a 7" iPhone. It is also interesting that the large 7" display is not intended to be a foldable iPhone, which has been talked about more and more often in recent months, but on the contrary "just" a classic flagship model prepared for the 20th anniversary of the iPhone. Next to it is Apple also launch the second generation of its foldable phone, so they will be two completely different devices.
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But a larger display won't be the only new feature. iPhone According to previous leaks, it is expected to receive a completely redesigned design with a significantly higher proportion of glass, extremely thin bezels and a display without any cutouts. The camera and Face ID they should be hidden directly under the screen so that they don't interfere with the front of the device Dynamic Island nor any other opening. Apple This will continue the tradition of major annual redesigns. While the tenth anniversary saw the arrival of a revolutionary iPhone X with OLED display and Face ID, the twentieth anniversary is expected to bring another generational leap. This model could most closely resemble the vision of the iPhone that Cupertino has been talking about for many years - a device whose entire front is made up of a single, unobstructed display.
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Although it looks really good on paper, one thing needs to be added: its launch is still more than a year away, so all information needs to be taken with a grain of salt. Apple Apple is known to test multiple prototypes during development, and the final product design may change. But if current speculation is confirmed, we're in for one of the biggest iPhone redesigns since the iPhone X in 2027.
When will the enlargement tooneWill it really end? When we carry a 27″ monitor over our shoulder (it won’t fit in our pocket)?