This rumor about Apples anniversary iPhone? We tend to believe it.
Apple's rumored "anniversary iPhone" might not have an uninterrupted display after all.
Rumors surrounding Apple's rumored anniversary iPhone have taken a turn, with recent leaks suggesting the device may not boast an uninterrupted display after all. According to Digital Chat Station, the iPhone 20, set to launch in 2027 and skip the iPhone 19, will feature a display with holes, contrary to previous claims of a completely bezel-less design.
While the idea of a new, quad-curved display with a dynamic island on top remains a possibility, the revelation of the iPhone Duo, a device already possessing a fully uninterrupted inner display, adds another layer to the speculation. The iPhone Duo, which has a FaceTime camera hidden beneath the display, presents both advantages and drawbacks.
The lack of Face ID and the low-resolution 4-megapixel FaceTime camera are notable compromises, raising doubts about Apple's ability to enhance these features to match the quality of their current selfie cameras within the short timeframe of just one year.
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