Apple just launched the iPhone 18 Pro series a few days ago, and now rumors are circulating about the next Apple lineup. Apple’s future iPhone 20 could bring a much bigger change than the company’s typical yearly iPhone upgrades.
No iPhone 19 lineup in 2027
According to recent reports, Apple may skip the iPhone 19 naming convention in 2027 and jump straight to iPhone 20 to celebrate the original iPhone’s 20th anniversary. Today, a reliable leaker, @Saurav_DJ47, revealed some key specifications of the upcoming flagship. It suggests Apple is working on a major redesign that could affect the phone’s design, display, hardware, and battery technology.
iPhone 20 could mark Apple’s 20th anniversary with a major redesign
According to the leak, the Apple iPhone 20 will come with a Waterfall-style glass featuring curved edges and significantly thinner bezels. This lineup would feature Pro models in two screen sizes: 6.3 inches and 6.9 inches, like the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max. Apple is working on Next-gen LTPO+ technology, while under-display Face ID could finally eliminate the need for a visible display cutout.
Under the hood, the iPhone 20 lineup may come with the A21 Pro chip built on a second-gen 2nm process as the successor to the newly introduced A20 Pro chip. The A21 Pro chip may be paired with Faster next-gen memory to ensure significant performance improvement over its predecessor.
The phone could also introduce an Apple-designed camera sensor, Silicon-based battery technology, and potentially much longer battery life. Apple will replace physical buttons with haptic-only controls and introduce a C3 modem with improved connectivity.
If these rumors materialise, the iPhone 20 could be one of Apple’s biggest iPhone redesigns in years. As the launch is still a year away, we will get more rumors, leaks, and official info ahead of the launch. So, stay connected with us to know more.
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