Apple’s three-year iPhone plan is a break from the boring
Bloomberg lays out how Apple is preparing to launch iPhones with completely new designs over the next three years, with the iPhone Air in 2025, a folding iPhone in 2026, and a curved-glass iPhone 20 in 2027.
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