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Apple’s 20th anniversary iPhone could take some inspiration from Android phones

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  • Apple may be prepping radical design changes for the 20th anniversary iPhone, according to a new leak.
  • The leaked renders show curved glass on the front and back with two horizontally placed cameras at the back.
  • We’re also seeing what appears to be a hole-punch selfie camera on the screen, reminiscent of present-day Android phones.

The iPhone is expected to see a radical shakeup this year, with Apple’s first-ever foldable likely to be revealed during the fall event next month. However, the company will reach a bigger milestone in 2027, marking 20 years since the first iPhone was revealed in 2007. A new leak is giving us our first potential look at the next-gen iPhone model Apple could introduce to celebrate.

Leaker Yogesh Brar shares a couple of images on X that appear to show the 20th anniversary iPhone from multiple angles, including a clear view of its sides. It also appears to show a quad curved display on the front and a similarly curved glass on the rear panel. The images reveal dual rear cameras positioned horizontally, rather than vertically as on the iPhone 17. But for as interesting as all that is, it’s also hard to ignore some of the discrepancies in this particular leak.

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