The iPhone 18 Pro display may look like

 

 

 next year If you are holding the latest iPhone 18 Pro with rumors, you will know that face ID is partition in expert opinion about Apple's plans for integration. These separate thoughts can significantly affect the future of the dynamic island and the overall screen design of the device. According to a report by Wayne MA, on information, the iPhone 18 Pro and the iPhone 18 Pro Max May May May May MAY MAY MAY MATERANOU INSO MATE-Fest-Fesing camera has a small cutout in the top-left corner. If true, and until the Apple iOS decides to follow the pellet -shaped dynamic island through 27 software, it may mean the end of the dynamic island. Inspired by the idea, developer Philip Vabroušek created concept visuals to show what such a minimal-cutout iPhone 18 Pro could appear. However, this vision was challenged by Ross Young, VP in Counterpoint Research. The youth claims that the iPhone 18 Pro model will still include some visible ID components. Based on this, they believe that the devices will maintain the dynamic island, although the iPhone 14 Pro to the current version found from the iPhone 16 to the iPhone 14 Pro. To clarify this alternative design, Vabroušek also created a concept that includes a more compact dynamic island. It aligns with Mark Gurman of Bloomberg, who recently reported that Apple has intended to reduce the size of the dynamic island in at least some in some models of the next year. Supporting the idea of ​​a small dynamic island with several sources, it seems that the convenience will not disappear yet.

The debate between a minimum front camera cutout and a low dynamic island is more than only a technical detail. Its real implications for user experience, especially given how long the users spend in interaction with their iPhone screen. Looking further, rumors around the 20th anniversary iphone expected in 2027 have also been called in question. While some predicted that it would be Apple's first iPhone with a completely uninterrupted performance, the updated roadmap of Ross Young disagree. Young Now estimates that the all-screen iPhone-Under-display does not reach -2030 with both face ID and front-facing camera. It states that we are still at least five years away from an iPhone at least five years away, with no visible performance.