Apple is moving toward a full-screen iPhone.

According to BGR , LG Innotek has begun developing an under-display camera, and deployment is expected "after 2026." This technology makes the camera invisible when not in use, enhancing the immersive screen experience. This aligns with predictions that Apple will launch a full-screen iPhone in 2027, potentially hiding both Face ID and the front camera under the display.

iPhones with completely full-screen displays are about to become a reality.

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To avoid the problem of the front camera absorbing low light, LG is developing a special technology called Feeform Optic that can overcome the limitations of existing under-panel cameras. This module will also include multiple lenses, both in a "freeform curve" shape on one or more surfaces to help make the transition seamless.

Of course, developing under-display cameras will take time, and a truly full-screen iPhone can't be expected before 2026. Interestingly, Apple has received samples of under-display cameras from other companies, but the company's performance evaluations have been deemed "unsatisfactory."

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