Apple’s 20th anniversary iPhone could take some inspiration from Android phones
A leaked render of the 20th anniversary iPhone reveals a radical new redesign, with some familiar elements.
Apple is reportedly considering radical design changes for its 20th anniversary iPhone, according to a new leak. The leaked renders show a curved glass display on both the front and back, with two cameras placed horizontally on the rear. Additionally, there's a hole-punch selfie camera visible in the renders, a feature commonly found in current Android phones.
The iPhone is expected to undergo a significant transformation this year, with Apple set to unveil its first foldable device during the upcoming fall event. However, the company will reach its most significant milestone in 2027, commemorating 20 years since the introduction of the first iPhone in 2007. A recent leak provides us with our first glimpse of the next-generation iPhone Apple may introduce for this special occasion.
Leaker Yogesh Brar shared a series of images on X, showcasing the 20th anniversary iPhone from various angles, including a clear view of its sides. The images reveal a quad-curved display on the front and similarly curved glass on the rear panel. While these design elements are intriguing, the leak also presents some inconsistencies that are hard to ignore.
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