Newly leaked A20 Pro die shot suggests major GPU boost for iPhone 18 Pro and Apple's first foldable iPhone
📍 Aftermath
The leaked A20 Pro die shot sparked speculation about a major GPU boost for the iPhone 18 Pro and Apple’s first foldable iPhone, and coverage then shifted to details of the upcoming September 9 launch event, including reports that the foldable iPhone Ultra would replace Face ID with a hole‑punch display, incorporate MagSafe despite its thin profile, and that the iPhone 18 Pro Max could start around $1,300. No definitive product specifications or launch outcomes were confirmed in the coverage, and the story has since quieted.
Epilogue added 8d ago, after coverage quieted.
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