A recent leak about the future iPhone 20 suggests that Apple’s smartphone, which could celebrate two decades of the device, will feature the largest display ever introduced by the company in its history.

The information points to a 6.96-inch OLED panel, which will likely be commercially released as an impressive 7-inch screen.

Sources close to the case, such as Digital Chat Station, detail that the new design provides for a curvature on all edges of the display, resulting in an almost completely frameless and innovative look.

This feature would represent a significant and unprecedented innovation for Apple’s smartphone lineup, changing aesthetics and user interaction.

Additionally, speculation indicates that the iPhone 20 may abandon the “dynamic island”, integrating both the Face ID sensors and the front camera directly under the screen, providing an even cleaner display surface.

The processor expected for the device is a 2 nanometer chipset, and there are indications that its external construction could return to the titanium material, known for its durability.

The technology company has developed a new material alloy to avoid possible overheating problems in the device, a common concern in high-performance models.

However, a point of debate has been the likely final design of the iPhone 20, especially due to a possible complete redesign of the camera module, which could significantly alter the device’s rear aesthetics.

It is important to note that all this information is based on rumors, as Apple remains silent about the development of its next smartphones, following its confidentiality policy until the official launch.