The secret history behind the tiny jeans pocket: Why cowboys once couldn’t live without it
He took cocaine in a police station waiting room—here’s what happened next
In June of the previous year, Mark Gurman had verified earlier speculations: “Apple is going to reduce the size of the Dynamic Island” on the iPhone 18 Pro (suggesting that the standard iPhone 18 might not see this change), though he did not elaborate further. Building on this information, analyst Ross Young confirmed the modification but noted that certain Face ID components would still be visible within the Dynamic Island. It wouldn’t be until the iPhone 20 Pro in 2028 that Apple would manage to house all the sensors beneath the OLED panel, except for the webcam. Furthermore, the circular punch-out would not disappear until 2030, as integrating the camera beneath the OLED panel’s pixels presents a particularly complex challenge.
Similar Posts
- iPhone 17 Air Revolution: Front Camera Position Flipped!
- iPhone Air’s Dynamic Island Positioned Lower: Discover the Impact on User Experience!
- New MacBook Pro M6 to Feature Dynamic Island: Goodbye to the Notch!
- iPhone 18 Secrets Revealed: What We Know Before the iPhone 17 Launch!
- Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro Redesign Shocks Fans: Expect the Unexpected!

Ethan Rivers focuses on Android smartphones, emerging mobile platforms, and operating systems. With a critical yet fair perspective, he evaluates devices on performance, design, and ecosystem compatibility.