On April 28th, according to Mark Gurman’s latest report, Apple is developing two 20th anniversary commemorative versions of the iPhone, which will be released in 2027.
Based on the route of the 10th anniversary iPhone X back then, the 20th anniversary version may once again change the form of the phone.
Gurman revealed that the first one is the long-awaited Apple foldable iPhone, and the second one is said to be the Pro version centered around glass.
According to the timeline, Apple’s first foldable screen is steadily advancing and has entered the trial production stage. It is expected to start mass production in the second half of 2026 and may be released alongside the iPhone 18 series in September 2026.
The 20th anniversary edition should be the second generation foldable iPhone, which will be released in September 2027. At that time, some adjustments and improvements should be made based on user feedback from the first generation.
According to reports, the current foldable iPhone has a full screen display with a size of 7.76 inches and a resolution of 2713 × 1920.
First release of Apple’s under screen camera technology, this will be the first true full screen iPhone in Apple’s history.
The external screen is still in a perforated shape, with a size of 5.49 inches and a resolution of 2088 × 1422.
As for the Pro version centered on glass, there is currently no news. It is speculated that it may adopt the Unibody scheme, which integrates the middle frame and the back shell, just like the effect of the Xiaomi MIX ceramic integrated back shell back then.
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