Apple is working on the " biggest changes to the iPhone in the product's history ," according to the latest information from Bloomberg 's Mark Gurman . Specifically, he refers to the much-talked-about foldable iPhone, as well as an ambitious 20th anniversary iPhone with a true edge-to-edge design.
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In an extensive profile of Apple's chief hardware engineer John Ternus, who is widely considered the top candidate to become Apple's next CEO when Tim Cook steps down, Gurman reported that Ternus is "overseeing the biggest changes to the iPhone in the product's history, including a foldable model this year and a version with an edge-to-edge display that could be released in 2027, for the device's 20th anniversary."
It is expected that Apple will unveil the foldable iPhone this September, while the iPhone for the 20th anniversary could make its debut next year, if such a device is realized.
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Apple introduced the original iPhone in January 2007, so the iconic device will reach 20 years the following year. Since the article focuses on Ternus, it does not provide further details about these iPhone models, but many rumors already exist. Like Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 7, the foldable iPhone will open like a book, offering users a large screen for watching videos, gaming, and multitasking.
iOS 27 is expected to be optimized for the foldable iPhone, allowing for simultaneous use of apps. A few months ago, a report said that the foldable iPhone will be equipped with a 7.7-inch internal display and a 5.3-inch external display. Initially, there was a rumor that the device would have a nearly 'bezel-less' internal display, but it was later reported that Apple is using technology that 'reduces the bezel without completely eliminating it'.
Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo expects that the foldable iPhone will have two rear cameras, one front camera and a Touch ID button instead of Face ID.
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As for the iPhone for the 20th anniversary, previous reports have indicated that the device will have a seamless design, with a curved glass enclosure and no cutouts on the screen. To achieve this, the front camera will be located under the screen. It is not clear whether Apple will be able to implement such a device by next year, but if it manages, then it will truly be two years ahead for the iPhone.
