Apple is catching up with Android by slowly killing the iPhone's much-criticized notch, reports say

Apple's 2020 iPhones will have a new screen with a smaller notch, and suppliers are said to be developing full-screen displays with no cutouts at all.

Next year's iPhones will have a smaller notch cutout, according to a recent note from well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. Apple could also be working toward eliminating the notch entirely, as a separate report from Credit Suisse indicates its suppliers are developing full-screen displays with no cutouts. Such advancements would put the iPhone on a more level playing field with Android rivals like Samsung and OnePlus that have already been minimizing the notch.

Next year's iPhones will have a smaller notch cutout, according to a recent note from well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. Apple could also be working toward eliminating the notch entirely, as a separate report from Credit Suisse indicates its suppliers are developing full-screen displays with no cutouts. Such advancements would put the iPhone on a more level playing field with Android rivals like Samsung and OnePlus that have already been minimizing the notch.

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