Apple Could Finally Cross a Line It Has Avoided for Nearly Two Decades With Its 20th Anniversary iPhone
Apple is testing a 6.96-inch display for its 20th anniversary iPhone, the largest screen ever reported for an iPhone Pro Max model.
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Apple is testing a 6.96-inch display for its 20th anniversary iPhone, the largest screen ever reported for an iPhone Pro Max model.
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