Welcome to 9 to 5 Mac Daily for Tuesday, April 28, 26.

I'm your host, Chance Miller.

We are sponsored this week by Bitwarden.

Leading off today, this fall's iPhone 18 lineup is less than half a year away, but next year is rumored to bring a radical new 20th anniversary iPhone model.

New leaks over the last week have shed additional detail on what to expect from this phone.

The iPhone 20 has been described as being the closest Apple has gotten to Johnny Ives' dream of the iPhone being a single slab of glass. This week's rumor says

that Apple is working with its display partner, Samsung, to produce a display that has a four-sided

subtle micro curve, as well as a display without a polarizer. We've heard before that the iPhone

will have this quad-cur curve design, so curves on all

edges of the device, but this new micro curve detail refers to how far the curve extends over the

edge of the phone. With a micro curve, it should only slightly curve around each edge, thus giving

the appearance of being bezel-free

without the trouble of accidental input when you're holding the phone. Meanwhile, removing the

polarizer layer from the display is expected to help in a number of ways, including brightness,

allowing for higher peak brightness, reducing the thickness of the display, and improving

efficiency of the display. Again, this so-called iPhone 20 is expected next year, so we're still

well over a year away, and that's plenty of time for rumors to change. We're sponsored this week

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