Apple aims to release smart home IoT products in addition to foldable and bezel-less iPhones.

In addition to revolutionizing the mobile phone business, Apple's first iPhone was presented on June 29, 2007, which also marked the gradual and painful demise of other well-known companies, including Nokia and BlackBerry. Apple is apparently developing a number of new iPhone models, including the foldable device, as the firm struggles to record consistent growth in the iPhone market.

According to Mark Gurman of Bloomberg, who cites credible sources, Apple will launch the iPhone 18 Pro series and a foldable iPhone in late 2026 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the iPhone (1st Gen).

Additionally, Apple plans to release a unique iPhone model in 2027 that will feature a more glassy, nearly bezel-free, and curved design than the current generation of iPhones in an attempt to replicate the success of the 'iPhone X' debut. The 20th anniversary iPhone 20 (XX) will have a complete display without a visible camera at the top, in contrast to the iPhone X, which had a large notch at the top.

According to reports, it has an in-display FaceID camera that can be hidden by optimizing the software to provide an edge-to-edge display. With its Galaxy Z Fold series, Samsung, one of Apple's main display suppliers, has already accomplished this. Therefore, we are positive that the iPhone 20 series will include this capability.

Additionally, fans might anticipate obtaining Apple's very first tabletop robotic gadget. It will resemble the Echo Show from Amazon.

The Apple product will resemble a cross between an iPad and a HomePod. Additionally, it may turn to face the person who is moving about the living room. It will serve as the owner's main control center for other Internet-of-things (IoT) devices in the house, including security cameras, water heaters, smart air conditioners, and more.