iPhone 18 Pro will have a curious design choice if this rumor is true
Image Credit: 9to5mac- Apple aims to remove the Dynamic Island’s pill-shaped cutout by integrating Face ID components under the display by 2026.
- The upcoming iPhone 18 Pro models may feature a single, small hole-punch camera cutout in the top-left corner of the screen.
- This shift from the usual center or near-center camera placement could lead to an expanded Dynamic Island UI balancing the visual design and enhancing live activity indicators.
- Under-screen front-facing cameras may arrive in 2027, moving Apple closer to a true edge-to-edge iPhone display.
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