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iPhone 20 Rumored to Have Biggest Revamp Since iPhone X

Apple plans to release a special 20th-anniversary iPhone next year with the biggest design changes since the iPhone X, according to Bloomberg 's Mark Gurman . Unveiled by Steve Jobs in 2007, the iPhone turns 20 next year. To mark the occasion, the report said Apple plans to release a 20th-anniversary iPhone with "curved glass around all corners and edges" and thinner bezels around the screen. "It…

iPhone 20 Rumored to Have Biggest Revamp Since iPhone X

Apple is rumored to introduce a special 20th-anniversary iPhone next year, featuring the most significant design changes since the iPhone X, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The iPhone marks its 20th anniversary in the following year. The report suggests that Apple intends to release a 20th-anniversary iPhone with curved glass encircling all corners and edges, along with thinner bezels surrounding the screen.

This would represent the most substantial overhaul to the iPhone Pro line since the iPhone X, introduced in 2017. The iPhone X was the first iPhone to incorporate Face ID, and the absence of the Touch ID button enabled the screen to extend closer to the device's edges compared to earlier models. The 20th-anniversary iPhone is expected to take this concept even further by having the screen seamlessly wrap around the device's corners and edges, resulting in a predominantly glass-like appearance.

While rumors about the 20th-anniversary iPhone have fluctuated, Gurman's latest report indicates that the device is still under development. However, the feasibility of achieving the ambitious design changes described remains uncertain, and it is unclear whether Apple will ultimately scale back the project.

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