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“One more thing…”
I wish we still got actual keynotes instead of these prerecorded hour long ads.
I reckon! See ya culture built by actual people in conference rooms talking one on one with Apple reps. There is a MASSIVE gap for someone new to fill, if not someone to replace Tim ‘loose lips sink ships’ Cook, then perhaps even a couple of young innovators (who aren’t ******s) to challenge Apple Computer, Garmin, MS, Musk, et al. Feeling like innovation is dead in the US and the next tech wave will come from elsewhere 🤔
 
Isn't there an old saying about design being cyclical or something?
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I thought I read somewhere it'd be similar to the Watch Series 7's screen where it appears to start wrapping around a bit.
 
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iOS 26's shimmery new Liquid Glass design will be a precursor to the 20th-anniversary iPhone, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

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In his Power On newsletter today, Gurman said that the 20th-anniversary iPhone will feature curved glass edges, extraordinarily slim bezels, and a truly edge-to-edge screen with no cutout. Inside Apple, he said that the device is known as the "Glasswing," in reference to a type of butterfly that has transparent wings.

The new iOS design will pair nicely with the simplistic, all-glass 20th-anniversary iPhone, which is expected to launch in September 2027.

The new Liquid Glass design will be unveiled during Apple's WWDC 2025 keynote this Monday.

Article Link: iOS 26's Liquid Glass Design is Precursor to 20th-Anniversary iPhone With Curved Glass Edges

Sound contradictory. Wouldn’t a truly edge-to-edge screen mean zero bezels?
 
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iOS 26's shimmery new Liquid Glass design will be a precursor to the 20th-anniversary iPhone, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

Beyond-iPhone-13-Better-Triad.jpg

In his Power On newsletter today, Gurman said that the 20th-anniversary iPhone will feature curved glass edges, extraordinarily slim bezels, and a truly edge-to-edge screen with no cutout. Inside Apple, he said that the device is known as the "Glasswing," in reference to a type of butterfly that has transparent wings.

The new iOS design will pair nicely with the simplistic, all-glass 20th-anniversary iPhone, which is expected to launch in September 2027.

The new Liquid Glass design will be unveiled during Apple's WWDC 2025 keynote this Monday.

Article Link: iOS 26's Liquid Glass Design is Precursor to 20th-Anniversary iPhone With Curved Glass Edges
Curved glass? Please no.
 
A perfect pane of polished glass they make,
A fragile beauty, for perfection's sake.
We wrap it safe in rubber, thick and vast,
And bring the bezel back from ages past.
 
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Can we hold off on the 20th anniversary discussion and rumors for a little while longer? 👴🏼
 
is anyone else fascinated by the absolute collapse of what used to be an extremely secretive culture at Apple? rumors used to be exactly that, rumors; now we just get a play-by-play of everything that will happen, weeks if not months in advance, by way of Gurman. like, does anyone remember when the pic of an iPad stapled down to a table made the rounds mere hours before the keynote? how crazy that was? let alone what happened with iPhone 4. idk I know I sound like the most “back in my day” boomer ass ever I just miss having a shred of mystery to these keynotes
I share the same feeling as you.
I even looked it up in my bookmarks. Upon re-read it, all the nostalgia & the old fever pitch of anticipation feeling hit me hard like crazy.
 
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What's old is new again. Just need to hang on to my 13 Mini until the wheel turns a few more times.
Doing the exact same thing here. I hope they will come to senses and offer at least one smaller model than the gigantic stuff they are currently making. Once in 5 years is totally fine by me if they don’t think yearly cycles are worth it.
 
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