Just a few months after introducing the iPhone 17 series Apple is now preparing to release the iPhone 18 series. If media reports are to be believed the tech company is expected to launch the iPhone 18 series by September 2026. It is speculated that Apple might introduce the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max alongside its first foldable iPhone. A recent leak shows that there are likely to be some major design differences on the new iPhone 18 Series compared to the 17 Series. Also with the iPhone 18 Pro Series we can expect to see bigger changes in camera hardware and an all-new chipset. Apple’s upcoming iPhone 18 Pro series may not make a dramatic entrance but leaks indicate it could represent a pivotal evolution for the iPhone lineup. Early reports reveal subtle updates to the front design significant advancements in camera technology and a major overhaul in chip architecture that promises to boost both performance and battery life. These developments suggest that the 2026 Pro models could set a new benchmark for Apple’s smartphones blending refined aesthetics with enhanced functionality. A report by The Information based on reports from sources Wayne Ma and Qianer Liu indicates that Apple is going to reposition Face ID underneath the display of the iPhone 18 Pro Max and iPhone 18 Pro via an LCD. Should the change occur there will no longer be the pill-shaped dynamic island cutout that has characterized the form factor of recent iPhones. If implemented as planned this change would allow for a smaller notch than ever before on the iPhones display improving the user experience significantly. Additionally the iPhone will resemble a front-facing Android smartphone for the first time ever.
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