The year 2020 will see the arrival of three iPhone phones with OLED screens of different sizes, according to a new report

According to a new report, citing sources close to the record, it seems that Apple will disclose that three new iPhone phones in 2020 will all see an increase in the size of the screens knowing that they will all use OLED screens. For small phones, a 5.42-inch screen is expected, while the mid-size phone will have a 6.06-inch screen and the largest will have a 6.67-inch screen.

The smaller iPhone will likely replace the current iPhone 8 by a 4.7-inch screen, while the average iPhone will replace the iPhone XS by a 5.8-inch screen, while the most big iPhone will replace the iPhone XS Max by a 6.5 inch screen. If this report turns out to be true, it is quite possible that the new iPhone will not be much larger than current versions, as the increase in screen size will be at the expense of the frame surrounding the screen.

We have heard mixed reports about Apple's intention to fully switch to OLEDs on its next smartphone. Some sources claim that OLED displays will be fully supported on iPhones for the first time in 2019, but Apple will likely not be ready to take this step until 2020. This means that we will likely have this year's successor. IPhone XR. With an LCD screen, while the back of the iPhone XS and that of the iPhone XS Max will use the OLED screens.

The interesting thing is that 2018 was the year when we saw the iPhone S models, so we expect to see the new iPhone 11 this year, which means that Apple will make changes to the designs of 39, iPhone from 2020, which will generally be the year of "S" models. However, we would like to point out that Apple has overtaken the "S" models in one year and immediately launched the iPhone 8 and the iPhone X. So we would not be surprised that you do it from new.