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Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Z TriFold foldable phone has been revealed in new footage, showing a design with thicker bezels compared to previous models like the Galaxy Z Fold 7, likely due to design compromises for achieving a thinner profile and larger screen real estate. The device's launch is expected by the end of the year, but specific details remain unclear.
Leaked information suggests that the upcoming iPhone 17 lineup will feature pro-level bezels similar to the iPhone 16 Pro, exclusive new software features with iOS 26, and potential changes to the Dynamic Island interface, aiming to blur the line between standard and Pro models.
A leaker suggests that the upcoming iPhone 17 lineup will feature thinner bezels across all models and possibly an updated Dynamic Island UI, though details about software changes remain uncertain.
The next iPad Pro models are rumored to feature ultra-thin bezels similar to Samsung's Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, potentially achieved through LG's chip-on-film technology, although the release timeline remains uncertain. The update may coincide with other Apple product launches later this year.
A recent leak suggests that the upcoming iPhone 16 Pro Max will feature the world's narrowest bezels at just 1.153mm, surpassing Samsung's current record. The new design will include uniform bezels on all sides, advanced camera lenses, and a new thermal design to prevent overheating. This change is part of Apple's strategy to enhance the aesthetic appeal and functionality of its next-generation smartphones.
A recent leak suggests that the upcoming iPhone 16 Pro will feature the world's narrowest bezels, surpassing Samsung's current record. The new design will also include advanced camera lenses, a new thermal design, and different displays on some models. Images shared by the leaker show a noticeable reduction in bezel size compared to the iPhone 15 Pro, which could be a significant selling point in Apple's marketing strategy.
A leak suggests that the upcoming iPhone 16 Pro will feature the world's narrowest bezels, surpassing Samsung's current record. The new design will also include different displays, advanced camera lenses, and a new thermal design to prevent overheating. The thinner bezels are achieved using Border Reduction Structure technology, despite previous manufacturing challenges.
The iPhone 16 Pro is rumored to have the world's thinnest bezels, surpassing the Galaxy S24, according to leaker "Ice Universe." Apple is reportedly using Border Reduction Structure (BRS) technology to achieve this, despite facing production challenges related to heat dissipation and yield issues.
Apple's upcoming iPhone 16 Pro models are expected to feature the thinnest bezels ever seen on a smartphone, surpassing even the latest iPhone 15 Pro. The iPhone 16 Pro will increase in size to 6.3 inches, and the iPhone 16 Pro Max to 6.9 inches, potentially making it Apple's largest iPhone. This bezel reduction may be achieved through the rumored use of Border Reduction Structure (BRS) technology.
A new leak suggests that Apple's upcoming iPhone 16 Pro will feature the world's thinnest bezels, surpassing the current record held by the Samsung Galaxy S24. The iPhone 16 series, expected to launch in September, is also rumored to include larger screens, a revamped design, and a new polished titanium finish. However, Apple is currently facing quality issues with the iPhone 16 Pro Max screens, causing a halt in mass production.
A new leak reveals that the iPhone 16 Pro will feature the thinnest bezels ever seen on a phone, measuring 1.2mm, thanks to Apple's Border Reduction Structure technology. This will allow for larger screen sizes without significantly increasing the phone's dimensions. The iPhone 16 Pro is also expected to have bigger camera sensors and a Capture button, making it a notable upgrade over the iPhone 15 Pro.
Apple is rumored to significantly reduce the bezels on the upcoming iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max by up to 40%, potentially using 'Border Reduction Structure' technology. This would result in a higher screen-to-body ratio without substantially increasing the devices' footprint, making them easier to handle. The new models are expected to feature 6.3-inch and 6.9-inch displays, respectively. However, it remains uncertain if this technological advancement will lead to a price increase.
New leaked images of the Google Pixel 8a show large bezels on the front, with the phone expected to come in Obsidian, Porcelain, and Bay colorways. The device is rumored to be powered by Google's Tensor G3 chipset, feature a 6.1-inch 120 Hz OLED screen, 128/256GB of storage, a 64 MP main camera with OIS, a 13 MP ultrawide, a 13 MP selfie snapper, and a 4,500 mAh battery with support for 27W wired charging.
Rumors suggest that the forthcoming iPad Pro models will feature significantly thinner bezels, with the 11-inch model having 7.12mm bezels and the 12.9-inch model having 7.08mm bezels, which is about 10% to 15% thinner than the current generation. This aligns with previous reports indicating that Apple was working on reducing iPad bezel sizes. The new iPad Pros are also expected to be much thinner overall, generating excitement for the upcoming refresh.
Leaks for Apple's upcoming iPhone 15 series reveal new design changes, including the use of USB-C ports, ultra-thin bezels measuring just 1.5mm thick, and potential upgrades for older iPhone generations. The move to USB-C will allow iPhone users to use a single cable for charging their devices and share cables with Android users. It also opens up the possibility for faster data and charging speeds. The leaked screen protectors highlight the impressive engineering achievement of the thin bezels and pave the way for larger displays in future models. Apple has seemingly confirmed the existence of the iPhone 15 range through its tvOS 17 beta code, which references the new models. The refresh of the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max is speculated to include USB-C ports for consistency across the Pro-branded products. Other expected upgrades include a titanium chassis, a new solid-state Action button, upgraded UWB, and smarter battery technology.