iPhone 20 Pro and Pro Max Might Get Bigger Screens in 2027
Tech iPhone 20 Pro and Pro Max Might Get Bigger Screens in 2027 Apple is also considering an all-glass look for the front display. Alex Valdes Ever since being admittedly fascinated by the Cambridge coffee webcam from the 1990s, I've written about VPNs, the NFL, smartphones, living wages, over/unders and everything in between. Read full bio Alex Valdes Read full bio August 4, 2026, 7:24 pm ET 2 min read Apple is also considering an all-glass look for the front display.
- ▪Tech iPhone 20 Pro and Pro Max Might Get Bigger Screens in 2027 Apple is also considering an all-glass look for the front display.
- ▪Alex Valdes Ever since being admittedly fascinated by the Cambridge coffee webcam from the 1990s, I've written about VPNs, the NFL, smartphones, living wages, over/unders and everything in between.
- ▪Read full bio Alex Valdes Read full bio August 4, 2026, 7:24 pm ET 2 min read Apple is also considering an all-glass look for the front display.
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Tech iPhone 20 Pro and Pro Max Might Get Bigger Screens in 2027 Apple is also considering an all-glass look for the front display. Alex Valdes Ever since being admittedly fascinated by the Cambridge coffee webcam from the 1990s, I've written about VPNs, the NFL, smartphones, living wages, over/unders and everything in between. Read full bio Alex Valdes Read full bio August 4, 2026, 7:24 pm ET 2 min read Apple is also considering an all-glass look for the front display. CFOTO/Getty images Big anniversary, big screens? Apple might bump up the display size of the iPhone Pro and iPhone Pro Max next year as the company celebrates the 20th anniversary of the iPhone, according to an insider.
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