Apple iPhone 20: Everything We Know About the Radical Redesign Coming in 2027
Key takeawaysDesign: The iPhone 20 could be made entirely of glass. But we don't expect it to cost less than the current models.Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference 2026 was all about delivering on past Siri promises and building stable, privacy-led OS experiences. It didn't make any over-the-top promises and was a good setup for the new CEO, John Ternus, taking charge on Sept.
- ▪Key takeawaysDesign: The iPhone 20 could be made entirely of glass.
- ▪But we don't expect it to cost less than the current models.Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference 2026 was all about delivering on past Siri promises and building stable, privacy-led OS experiences.
- ▪It didn't make any over-the-top promises and was a good setup for the new CEO, John Ternus, taking charge on Sept.
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Key takeawaysDesign: The iPhone 20 could be made entirely of glass. It might not have any buttons at all.Display: Apple could tap Samsung Display for an equal-depth quad-curved panel design.Cameras: There are conflicting reports about the selfie camera being located under the screen.Release date: It is expected to be released in September 2027, but we don't have a specific launch date yet.Price: As of now, there haven't been any whispers about the iPhone 20's price. But we don't expect it to cost less than the current models.Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference 2026 was all about delivering on past Siri promises and building stable, privacy-led OS experiences. It didn't make any over-the-top promises and was a good setup for the new CEO, John Ternus, taking charge on Sept. 1.
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