Apple prototypes 6.4-inch display for iPhone 20 Pro and 7-inch panel for Pro Max
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Apple prototypes 6.4-inch display for iPhone 20 Pro and 7-inch panel for Pro Max

[2026-08-04] Author: Ing. Pietro Maiorana
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According to Chinese leaker Digital Chat Station, Apple is testing two new display panels for its 20th anniversary iPhone lineup. In addition to the previously reported 7-inch screen destined for the Pro Max model, the Cupertino company has begun prototyping a 6.4-inch display that could power the iPhone 20 Pro. The news, shared on the social network Weibo, indicates an increase in physical screen sizes across the entire 20th anniversary range, while maintaining the current aspect ratio.

Borderless design with curved glass on all four edges

The leaker claims that the new devices will adopt a completely frameless design, with curves on every edge. This feature aligns with earlier rumors of an edge-to-edge display with curved glass on all sides for a nearly borderless visual effect. If confirmed, it would represent a significant aesthetic shift compared to current generations, bringing Apple closer to solutions already seen on some high-end Android smartphones.

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From 6.3 to 6.4 inches a moderate increase for the Pro

The jump from 6.3 to 6.4 inches for the Pro model appears as a moderate upgrade when compared to the leap from 6.1 to 6.3 inches that occurred with the iPhone 16 Pro series in 2024. In that occasion, the Pro Max also grew from 6.7 to 6.9 inches. For the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro, no size changes are expected, making the possible increase of the 20 Pro even more relevant for those seeking a larger screen without switching to the Max model.

Indirect confirmations from Bloomberg's report

This leak follows a Bloomberg report from last month, according to which Apple had ramped up work on two different sizes for the 20th anniversary iPhone. The dual prototyping of 6.4-inch and 7-inch panels suggests that the company is carefully evaluating the positioning of its next flagships, balancing ergonomics and visual surface.

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Other expected innovations for the 20th anniversary

In addition to larger displays and the borderless design, the 20th anniversary models are expected to introduce under-display Face ID technology, a custom Apple image sensor, haptic buttons, the A21 chip, higher bandwidth memory, and a pure silicon battery. These features, combined with the new screens, aim to make the anniversary a special occasion for Apple enthusiasts. To delve deeper into Apple's innovation themes and corporate strategies, you can read our article on AI agents and European regulation. Moreover, for a comparison with competitor pricing strategies, here is an analysis of Nvidia GPU price hikes.

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The news arrives while the market eagerly awaits Apple's moves for its twentieth birthday in the smartphone arena. According to some sources, the company might unveil a completely renewed lineup capable of surprising users. Apple has not released official comments on the rumors, but recent history shows that when Chinese leakers report such specific details, they often turn out to be accurate. For more information on the technical features of Apple devices, you can consult the Wikipedia page about the iPhone.

Source: https://www.macrumors.com/2026/08/04/bigger-displays-rumored-for-next-year-iphones

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