Analyst Claims Apple to Launch iPhone X with Wraparound Display

Every year, there never seems to be a shortage of leaks or tips regarding Apple’s latest iPhone. And today, analyst Timothy Arcuri of Cowen and Company has claimed, citing sources from Apple’s supply chain, that the company plans to launch three new iPhone models in late 2017, headlines with what he claims to be called the iPhone X.

According to Arcuri, the iPhone X will feature 5.8-inch OLED display that wraps around the entire front of the device and curves down to all the edges and corners. With the display covering all of the front of the device, it’s been rumored that the earpiece, FaceTime camera, and Touch ID fingerprint sensor will be set into or under the OLED display.

In spite having a display that covers the entirety of the smartphone’s front side, it’s been rumored that the usable portion of the display will actually be smaller. We’ll have to wait and see if any of these reports and rumors are true to truly find out what to expect from Apple’s new series of iPhones this year.