To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the iPhone next year, Apple is reportedly set to make a massive redesign to its flagship smartphone lineup.
The leaked information indicated that the new premium models may be released as the iPhone 20, which is one of the biggest design changes in years.
A popular tipster, Digital Chat Station, suggests Apple is considering introducing a bigger 6.96-inch screen for the rumoured iPhone 20 Pro Max.
The screen bump is expected to be relatively small when compared to existing sizes, but it is said to be crafted in the same aspect ratio to keep the phone one-handed friendly.
There are also some additional changes that have been leaked about the new title.
The iPhone 20 Pro may also be equipped with a curved display that has thinner margins, which would enhance the viewing experience.
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Additionally, Apple’s said to be developing solid-state buttons, where pressure is used to activate buttons instead of using mechanical buttons.
Another rumoured feature is under-display Face ID, which will mean a better front design and no need for a visible cutout.
Yet again, the next generation iPhones could be more durable thanks to a new Ceramic Shield protection around the edge, it’s been reported.
The battery capacity may reach up to 6,000mAh, which could provide even better battery life as compared to its predecessors.
Reverse wireless charging is also anticipated, permitting customers to charge the appropriate accessories, like AirPods, straight from their iPhones.
With so many leaks and speculations in the air, no word from Apple has been released on the announced iPhone 20 lineup or any of its features.
Consequently, any of the published details and design modifications are subject to rumour and should only be considered as such until the company confirms them.
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