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The 20th anniversary all-glass iPhone might not happen after all
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Summary created by Smart Answers AI In summary: Macworld reports that Apple may scrap its rumored all-glass iPhone, originally planned to mark the device’s 20th anniversary.
In just a few weeks, Apple will unveil its latest iPhones, including the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, and the iPhone Ultra, its first folding phone.
However, reports had claimed for months that Apple is planning something even bigger for next year to mark the iPhone’s 20th anniversary.
According to Jefferies analyst Edison Lee, Apple’s has scrapped its plans for the 20th anniversary phone, which has been rumored to have a “quad-curved” display.
We’ve been getting regular reports about the so-called 20th anniversary iPhone for more than a year, as Apple gears up to mark the milestone with a special-edition model, much as it did with the iPhone X in 2017.