That’s what everyone expects Manzana announces the generation of iPhone 15 smartphones in the current year 2023. The Cupertino giant is very particular about not showing details, so the characteristics will be officially known only practically with the presentation of the device, however, it seems that it has put LG and Samsung in competition with each other in the development of OLED panels that will allow the creation of iPhone models without bezels.

Device manufacturers rarely improvise on the fly, instead preparing product lines years in advance without closing the door to modifications by competing moves. In fact, the Vision Pro helmet is an idea that has been brewing for years, and the flexible iPhone is another project that appears to be in no rush for Apple.

Back on topic, The Elec reports this Apple is working on a bezel-less iPhone and has asked Samsung Display and LG Display to produce OLED panels to meet this requirement.. South Korean electronics giants will face challenges related to Thin Film Encapsulation (TFE) and Under Panel Camera (UPC) technologies. In addition, both manufacturers will need to provide space for the antenna before finalizing the final product.

It seems that from Apple they focused on reducing the size of the frames to a minimum, without excluding their possible removal, as we see in this post. Without official confirmation, the iPhone 15 Pro aims to be a step in that direction to reduce possible user distractions.

A bezel-less iPhone would mean the Face ID sensors and cameras would have to be placed below the screen.. OLED displays being developed by Samsung and LG, if successful, would overlay the sensors and offer an all-screen, distraction-free design. Apple will work to bring Dynamic Island to all iPhone 15 models.

Another interesting detail surrounding the alleged bezel-less iPhone is that the screen would be completely flat so it would have no curved edges to merge with the frame that supports the structure of the device. When it comes to encapsulation with thin layers, Apple wants vendors to reduce the inorganic and organic films that protect the internal parts of the device from moisture and dust.

Seeing the data we’re in, it sounds extremely unlikely that a bezel-less iPhone will see the light of day in the generation expected to be released this year, so everything points to one of those projects that Apple prefers to suffocate. However, the device may see the light of day sooner rather than later.

PLEASE NOTE: Images do not show a bezel-less iPhone.