6 Things We Already Know About the 2028 iPhone
Rumors about Apple's 2028 iPhone are already starting to circulate, offering an early look at how the company plans to evolve the iPhone's design, display, and cameras. The 2028 device will follow the 20th anniversary iPhone, which is set to introduce a display that curves down around all four edges for a near borderless effect. Reports suggest the first version of that design will launch with…
Reports suggest Apple's 2028 iPhone will build upon the 2027 anniversary model, focusing on improving the curved glass display, Dynamic Island, bezels, chip technology, and camera capabilities. The 2028 device is anticipated to adopt a more advanced four-edge curved display, potentially featuring more transparent indium zinc oxide cathodes to reduce distortion and brightness loss.
The move to indium zinc oxide cathodes is expected to enable further narrowing of bezels, bringing the design closer to an all-screen front. Apple is also rumored to be exploring tandem OLED technology for the iPhone as early as 2028, which would offer improved brightness, longer lifespan, and better power efficiency. The high-end models are expected to shift to a 1.4-nanometer "A22 Pro" chip built on TSMC's A14 node, promising up to 15% better performance with 30% lower power draw compared to the 2nm chip.
Additionally, Apple is reportedly testing a 200-megapixel periscope telephoto camera, which is unlikely to reach the iPhone before 2028. While these rumors are subject to change, they provide an early glimpse into the potential features and improvements that Apple may introduce in the 2028 iPhone.
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