Apple continues to work as much as possible to create a smartphone with a Liakra design, striving to get rid of circles and cuts. Significant changes in the screen design are expected in the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro Model. This was reported by 9TO5MAC, citing internal sources.
The iPhone development history shows Apple's consistent desire to minimize the elements of the front panel. In the iPhone X, the company made a wide range of circles to accommodate the Face ID system, which later turned into an interactive Dynamic Island that can be found in current models, including the current iPhone 16. The design of the iPhone 17 is expected to be released this year will keep this function.
However, according to 9TO5MAC, more radical changes are planned in the coming years. It is expected that in 2026 Apple will be able to install Face ID components directly under the screen. This will eliminate the basic part of the Dynamic Island cut, leaving only the minimum slot for the front camera.
According to the news, this stage of design evolution is a smaller, which may be located not in the center, but on the corner of the screen, will receive iPhone 18 Pro Max models.
The last step will be to fully hide the camera under the screen. This will allow you to create a smartphone with a completely simple screen without visible cuts or holes. It is expected that at least one iPhone model can be presented with this revolutionary technology in 2027, which will coincide with the 20th anniversary of the first iPhone.
Translation of: Euromedia24.com
