Updated
Updated · 9to5Mac · Aug 12
iPhone Ultra Leak Shifts 2 Front Cameras to Display Corners Ahead of September Debut
Updated
Updated · 9to5Mac · Aug 12

iPhone Ultra Leak Shifts 2 Front Cameras to Display Corners Ahead of September Debut

3 articles · Updated · 9to5Mac · Aug 12

Summary

  • A new leak suggests Apple’s foldable iPhone Ultra could place its two front cameras in the top-right of the outer display and top-left of the inner screen.
  • The claim comes from a third-party screen protector circulating online, whose camera cutouts imply Apple may abandon the iPhone’s long-standing top-center selfie camera layout.
  • That would mark another design break for Apple’s first foldable, which is already rumored to use two displays, two rear cameras, and a form factor unlike standard iPhones.
  • The inner camera’s off-center position could be explained by the fold line, but a corner camera on the outer screen may force users to adjust framing and eye contact in selfies.
  • The leak remains unconfirmed because accessory makers often work from educated guesses, though earlier reports also pointed to an unusual front design for the device due next month.

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