Next September, the iPhone will look noticeably different, if a new report is right. The iPhone 17 Pro Max is predicted to have a smaller cut-out, called the Dynamic Island, on the screen. And a new report now claims that Apple is thinking of changing the technology used in the display of the iPhone to match that of the Apple Watch.

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A new leak claims the iPhone 17 Pro Max will feature a major display design change: The Dynamic Island will get a metalens Face ID camera.

The iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus are still stuck at 60Hz, a holdover since the iPhone 13 Pro, while 120Hz “ProMotion” screens, which offer smoother performance due to their ability to refresh the image up to 120 times per second, have traditionally been reserved for Apple's top-end handsets. That could change with the iPhone 17 series though.

The Dynamic Island could get a design change, at least on one iPhone 17 model. The news comes as we're starting to hear more about next year's iPhone lineup.

Technology analyst Jeff Pu suggests that the iPhone 17 Pro Max may feature a 'much narrower' Dynamic Island than its predecessors, such as the iPhone 16