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iPhone 20 Pro’s all-glass design gets new update from leaker

Next year’s iPhone Pro models are expected to feature a new, all-glass design timed for the iPhone’s 20th anniversary. And a new leak today details Apple’s progress on the innovative models.

iPhone 20 Pro’s all-glass design gets new update from leaker

Apple is reportedly planning to unveil a new all-glass design for its next-generation iPhone Pro models, coinciding with the brand's 20th anniversary next year. The latest leak, shared by Weibo leaker Fixed Focus Digital, provides details on the company's progress towards achieving this distinctive look. The upcoming models are expected to feature larger screens with quad-curved displays that wrap around the edges, creating a visually appealing bezel-free appearance.

Apple appears to be utilizing the same glass assembly process as employed for the iPhone Air, but with modifications to incorporate more rounded materials. While the exact form factor, thickness, and design materials remain uncertain, indications suggest that the new model will draw inspiration from the iPhone Air and Ultra, without placing a strong emphasis on thinness.

However, it is anticipated that the model will offer comparable performance and battery life to what Pro users typically expect, all while presenting a unique all-glass design that could prove highly appealing.

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