Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman writes that Apple’s mission to create an all-screen handset will take a step closer with the release of the iPhone 15.
Forward-looking: Illustrating the iterative updates most new phones come with these days, a report on the upcoming iPhone 15 cites thinner bezels as the standout new feature. There’s also USB-C, of course, though Apple was kind of forced into adding the port.
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman writes that Apple’s mission to create an all-screen handset will take a step closer with the release of the iPhone 15.
Gurman claims that Cupertino will use low-injection pressure over-molding, or “LIPO,” in the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max displays, shrinking the devices’ bezels from around 2.2 millimeters in the current iPhones to just 1.5mm. The technology has already been used in the Apple Watch 7 to increase the size of its display by shrinking the borders and is expected to eventually come to the iPad.
