Ever Trend Zone If you were hoping that Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro model would shake up the physical screen size, you can specially soften your expectations. But that doesn’t mean that the 2026 lineup won’t make any major changes to what the front of the iPhone looks like. This is what might come.
New leaks from digital chat stations Wybo Today, the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max will stick to the same display size as the current iPhone 16 Pro series. It is approximately 6.3 inches and 6.9 inches respectively.
This is on par with what I’m looking forward to in this year’s iPhone 17 Pro model. This means that Apple may have stuck to the same display dimensions for at least three generations in a row.
However, the size may remain the same, but the iPhone 18 Pro line reportedly has two screen-related changes locked.
First, the lower ID of the face
The shift has been rumored for many years, including detailed reports from multiple sources (display analyst Roth Young and more). information) It has already pointed out 2026 as the year Apple will move to. Today’s leaks boost that.
This means that for the first time there is no visible hardware area for display IDs unless Apple decides to purely maintain the pill-shaped dynamic island for design reasons. Of course, Apple can choose to surface the Dynamic Island UI if necessary, but for the rest of the time it will completely disappear.
Second: HIAA (Hole-in-active-area)
Apple is also expected to use what is known as HIAA, or Hole-in-Active-Area technology, to reduce visible display cutouts to a single pinhole in the front camera.
And here’s some interesting details informationPrevious Report: The camera hole itself may move towards the top left corner of the display (as many Android phones have done in the past). This will be the first iPhone with an asymmetric front camera position.
Are you excited about the idea of an iPhone without permanent dynamic island cropping? What do you think about Apple’s potential to move the front camera to the top left corner of the screen? What can I tell you in the comments?
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