Revolutionizing the 20th Anniversary: iPhone Set to Debut Advanced Screen and Battery Innovations

Apple’s 20th Anniversary iPhone: Advanced Screen & Battery Tech

Apple is reportedly developing a special 20th-anniversary model of the iPhone for its 2027 release, with significant advancements in screen and battery technology. Key features include:

• Display Changes:

  • OLED Driver Display Chip (DDI) Based on FinFET’s 3D Structure: This will reduce power consumption by using a 16-nanometer process instead of the current 28-nanometer planar process.
  • High-Luminous Efficiency OLED Elements: These elements will further enhance power efficiency and display quality.
  • Four-Sided Bending Display Technology: This could eliminate bezels entirely, creating a seamless edge-to-edge experience.
  • Under-Display Camera: This technology aims to remove the camera hole for a more unified screen design.

• Battery Improvements:

  • Pure Silicon Battery: Using 100% silicon as a cathode instead of graphite could significantly increase energy density and battery endurance, leading to longer-lasting performance and slower deterioration over time.

The concept of a 20th-anniversary iPhone is plausible, given that the iPhone X marked the 10-year milestone with significant design changes. While ET News' track record in predicting product specifications may not be stellar, its supply chain stories are generally reliable. Other reports have also hinted at a mostly glass curved iPhone for the anniversary model.