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The iPhone 20 Pro could copy this display from a futuristic Android concept

Apple may be planning an iPhone with curves in all the right places.

The iPhone 20 Pro could copy this display from a futuristic Android concept

Apple is reportedly testing new display options for the upcoming iPhone 20 Pro and Pro Max models, according to a leak from Digital Chat Station on Weibo. The prototypes are rumored to feature 6.41-inch and 6.96-inch bezel-less, quad-curved displays with a punch-hole cutout, a design that echoes the all-screen ambition of TECNO's recent Concept Phone.

The smaller model is said to have a 2,686 x 1,236 resolution, while the larger Pro Max could boast a 2,912 x 1,340 resolution. If accurate, this could mark a significant visual shift for the iPhone line, building on the visual overhaul seen in the iPhone 18 Pro series.

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