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Reports of the 20th anniversary iPhone’s death seem to be greatly exaggerated
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This news was such a disappointment to investors that shares in the company promptly dropped by almost 3 percent.
But Mark Gurman, one of the foremost leakers pushing the quad-curved theory, has now published a new report insisting that Lee is mistaken.
In the leaker’s words, the 2027 plans “are already in advanced testing and mostly locked in,” barring unexpected problems.
But if I have one tip for those following iPhone leaks, it’s that you should expect unexpected problems.
The glass-centric iPhone isn’t completely locked in until we see it on stage in September 2027.