A few days ago, an insider also said that the iPhone 18 Pro models will feature under-display Face ID sensors. As for physically shrinking the Dynamic Island, that seems plausible.

The iPhone Fold is rumored to have two different types of camera tech for its folding and external displays, as well as have a Touch ID implementation under the screen for biometric authentication.

iPhone 18 Pro under-screen Face ID According to a post on X by the CEO of DSCC, Ross Young, he cites OTI Lumionics CEO Michael Helander, who says they expect iPhones with under-display Face ID in ...

Apple has long been rumored to be working on a foldable iPhone and a new leak this week suggests it'll have another feature that has yet to appear in any Apple phone: a camera embedded under the ...

First things first, no, the iPhone 17 series is not getting this design. Gurman claimed that Apple could either launch it in 2026 or 2027, which means that either the iPhone 18 or iPhone 19 series ...

Apple's iPhone 18 Pro series may feature under-display Face ID and a new punch-hole camera design, moving away from the current Dynamic Island setup.

TL;DR: Apple plans a major 2027 iPhone redesign featuring an edge-to-edge, bezel-free glass display with under-screen FaceID and camera, manufactured exclusively in China due to its complexity.

While 2030, and so the iPhone 22 Pro, is claimed to be the first time a full-screen model will be ready, the first two steps are said to still be significant. In 2026 with the iPhone 18 Pro, says ...

Before the iPhone 16 series came out, it was rumored that Apple was looking at ditching the screen notch in favor of an under display camera (UDC). As we now know, that never came to be.

Rumors about the switch to under-screen Face ID have been growing in recent weeks, with previous info on the iPhone 18 Pro also suggesting that this could be the case.

If Apple succeeds, according to GSM Arena, its use of under-display Face ID would provide the clean, seamless screen experience many iPhone fans have been waiting for. Unlike some Android rivals ...