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New details emerge about the iPhone 20's design
New details have emerged about the iPhone 20, which Apple is expected to dedicate to the iPhone's 20th anniversary. According to the claims, the smartphone, which is expected to be unveiled in 2027, will resemble the current iPhone Air but will have a thinner body and a more rounded design. According to an insider known as Fixed-Focus Digital, who shared the information on Weibo, Apple will use an approach similar to the glass construction used in the iPhone Air for the iPhone 20. However, the new model will not be a direct copy of the iPhone Air. The body and display edges are reportedly set to have a more rounded shape.
The insider claims that this construction could also allow Apple to reduce manufacturing costs to some extent. In addition, changes will reportedly be made to the internal structure to make the iPhone 20 thinner and dissipate heat more effectively. However, the technical details of these changes have not yet been disclosed. Previous leaks also indicated that glass would be used more extensively in the iPhone 20's design. Another well-known insider, Digital Chat Station, claimed in May that Apple was testing a four-sided curved OLED display for the new model. If such a display is used, the front of the iPhone 20 could have a more rounded and seamless appearance than current iPhones. Fixed-Focus Digital previously also reported that the iPhone 20 would use a larger cooling plate than previous models to dissipate heat. This solution could help manage the device's temperature, particularly as the body becomes thinner. Nevertheless, the information should be treated with caution for now. Although Fixed-Focus Digital correctly revealed the iPhone 16e's name in the past, not all of the insider's predictions have proved accurate. Moreover, because the iPhone 20 is still approximately one year away from its unveiling, Apple may make changes to the final design.
The insider claims that this construction could also allow Apple to reduce manufacturing costs to some extent. In addition, changes will reportedly be made to the internal structure to make the iPhone 20 thinner and dissipate heat more effectively. However, the technical details of these changes have not yet been disclosed. Previous leaks also indicated that glass would be used more extensively in the iPhone 20's design. Another well-known insider, Digital Chat Station, claimed in May that Apple was testing a four-sided curved OLED display for the new model. If such a display is used, the front of the iPhone 20 could have a more rounded and seamless appearance than current iPhones. Fixed-Focus Digital previously also reported that the iPhone 20 would use a larger cooling plate than previous models to dissipate heat. This solution could help manage the device's temperature, particularly as the body becomes thinner. Nevertheless, the information should be treated with caution for now. Although Fixed-Focus Digital correctly revealed the iPhone 16e's name in the past, not all of the insider's predictions have proved accurate. Moreover, because the iPhone 20 is still approximately one year away from its unveiling, Apple may make changes to the final design.