Apple is working with Samsung and LG to develop a notch-free, bezel-free display for upcoming iPhone models while maintaining the OLED technology first used in the iPhone 12 series. Apple strives to retain flat displays, in contrast to other Android competitors who use curved panels. However, due to the phone’s bezel-less appearance resembling a giant glass slab when held in the hand, its design may result in unintentional touches.

Apple, like Samsung with the Galaxy Z Fold 4, plans to embed the camera and necessary sensors beneath the display, the report claims. Resolving thin film encapsulation (TFE) and under-panel camera (UPC) technologies is necessary to get a bezel-less screen. TFE is essential for shielding the OLED from oxygen and moisture. Smartphones without bezels are not entirely new, however mainstream manufacturers have not fully incorporated this technology into their handsets.
Xiaomi unveiled a concept phone in 2021 using Quad Curved Waterfall Display technology, creating an entirely immersive appearance by enveloping the display’s edges.

Apple, like Samsung with the Galaxy Z Fold 4, plans to embed the camera and necessary sensors beneath the display, the report claims. Resolving thin film encapsulation (TFE) and under-panel camera (UPC) technologies is necessary to get a bezel-less screen. TFE is essential for shielding the OLED from oxygen and moisture. Smartphones without bezels are not entirely new, however mainstream manufacturers have not fully incorporated this technology into their handsets. Xiaomi unveiled a concept phone in 2021 using Quad Curved Waterfall Display technology, creating an entirely immersive appearance by enveloping the display’s edges.

Uncertainty surrounds the launch of the iPhone with no notch and no bezel, although it is assumed that Apple will deploy this design over the course of around a year.
The iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro series are anticipated to be unveiled by Apple in September of this year.
According to leaks, the current display sizes for all four iPhones in the series will remain at 6.1 inches for the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro, and 6.7 inches for the iPhone 15 Plus and iPhone 15 Pro Max.
Furthermore, according to rumours, the new phones will include a dynamic island notch that can change in size in response to notifications.It’s possible that Apple is testing a notch- and bezel-free panel internally, but it may be some time before such a display appears in a consumer product.