Apple's iPhone 20 'all-glass' revolution just got bad news with this new leak
The iPhone 20's bold redesign may still come with a Dynamic Island and, while disappointing, that's probably for the best.
Rumors surrounding the iPhone 20, marking the 20th anniversary of the original iPhone's release, suggest an all-glass design without cutouts or notches for the camera and Face ID hardware. However, a recent leak from Digital Chat Station reveals that the iPhone 20's display will indeed have holes for the Dynamic Island. The leak does not provide further details about this design feature, but it aligns with the upcoming iPhone Duo, which has an under-display FaceTime camera and moved Face ID's IR camera beneath the screen.
Despite Apple's advancements in under-display camera technology, the resolution of the Duo's camera remains low at 4 megapixels, making it unsuitable for selfies. Additionally, the iPhone 20 is unlikely to feature an under-display camera, as it will not be able to combine rear camera shots with the outer display, as seen in the iPhone 18 Pro Max.
Consequently, the leak suggests that the iPhone 20 will likely retain the Dynamic Island, but there is uncertainty regarding whether Apple will reduce its size.
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