Different from What You Know: Here's How the Next iPhone Is Expected to Look

Reports reveal Apple's plans for the 20th anniversary iPhone, featuring an all-glass design, Liquid Glass Display with curved edges, haptic touch buttons without physical openings, and under-display sensors. The device is expected in two sizes, alongside a second-generation foldable iPhone.

Reports reveal Apple's design plans for the 20th anniversary iPhone, featuring an all-glass design with curved edges. The device is expected to offer a Liquid Glass Display with subtle curvature at all four corners, optical light-breaking integration to eliminate the bezel, and a bezel thickness of just 1.1 mm. Apple is reviving 'Project Bongo' to replace all physical buttons with haptic feedback mechanisms, including the power button, volume keys, action button, and camera button. The front sensors, including the camera and Face ID, will be moved under the display using micro-transparent glass technology, or alternatively a small hole in the center of the screen. The device is expected in two sizes, 6.3 and 6.9 inches, alongside the launch of the second-generation foldable iPhone. The frame material remains debated: aluminum leads due to high heat dissipation of AI processors, but a switch to liquid metal or titanium is possible. The reports are based on sources like Mark Gurman from Bloomberg and industry leakers.