Cupertino · 9 January 2050
iPhone 2050
A single sheet of glass. Everything else is gone.
Sunday, January 9
9:41
Hello, again.
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Design
Nothing to press. Nothing to plug in.
No buttons, no ports, no bezel, no notch, no camera bump. Forty-three years of taking things away, finished.
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1.9 millimetres.
Fused sapphire, thinner than a credit card. Hold it up and you can see through it until it wakes.
ACTUAL THICKNESS, EDGE ON
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Power
It charges from the light in the room.
The whole face is a transparent solar cell. You will never own a charging cable again.
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Intelligence
It thinks on your side of the glass.
Every model runs on the device. Your voice, your photos and your health never leave your hand.
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Tap to reveal
25 years.
Designed service life
No battery to wear out. Sapphire that doesn't scratch. Software updates until 2075. The most advanced phone we've ever made is the last one you'll need to buy.
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Tech specs
The numbers.
1.9mm
Thickness
2007: 11.6 mm
58g
Weight
2007: 135 g
16K/eye
Lightfield display
2007: 320 × 480
64TB
Storage
2007: 8 GB
4,000TOPS
Neural Engine
2007: none
0
Buttons and ports
2007: 4 buttons + home, 1 dock port
- Display
- 6.3″ glasses-free lightfield, 1–480 Hz adaptive
- Chip
- A44 photonic system on glass
- Power
- Photovoltaic face + solid-state capacitor
- Camera
- Under-glass array, 1.2 gigapixel computational
- Audio
- Piezo glass speaker and microphone array
- Connectivity
- 8G, satellite mesh, Ultra Wideband 3
- Materials
- 100% recycled sapphire and titanium
- Service life
- 25 years, updates through 2075
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From $1,999 · Deliveries begin 9 January 2050