All-glass iPhone 20 reportedly canceled — 20th anniversary iPhone hits 'major setback'
A major analyst is claiming that Apple has canceled its all-glass 20th anniversary iPhone.
The 20th anniversary iPhone, originally expected to be a high-end model, may face significant challenges according to a new report from Jefferies analyst Edison Lee. Lee downgraded Apple's stock recommendation from "sell" to "hold," citing the cancellation of the all-glass version of the iPhone 20 due to low yield rates. This decision is considered a major setback for Apple's plans to introduce more expensive iPhones and protect itself against rising memory costs.
The all-glass design features an eight-point upgrade list, including a bezel-less, quad-curved display, a larger 200MP main camera, and potentially silicon-carbon batteries. However, the report suggests Apple will revert to the iPhone 19 nomenclature next year, with the Pro Max model gaining an upgrade to 16GB of RAM. Despite these setbacks, analysts remain cautiously optimistic about Apple's long-term outlook, particularly as new CEO John Ternus takes over from Tim Cook.
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