Apple is preparing two distinct iPhone designs for the coming year, according to leaker Fixed Focus Digital. The first is the iPhone Ultra, a foldable model expected to launch this fall. Recent updates indicate that initial production scaling issues have been resolved and the production line was completed by the end of July. While a slight delay past September remains possible, the device is anticipated to debut in the coming weeks.

In a separate update, the leaker shared details about next year's 20th anniversary iPhone, which is rumored to influence the Pro lineup. The design reportedly maintains the thin profile of the iPhone Air, returns to glass construction, and features an enlarged vapor chamber. However, these details raise questions, as an Air-inspired thin design may not align with the Pro line's typical build.

Prior reports suggest the 20th anniversary design will apply to next year's Pro models. The mention of glass construction is ambiguous, given that current Pro models already use a mix of glass and aluminum. Rumors suggest Apple may increase glass usage, potentially leading to more noticeable design changes.

These updates follow a trend of bold iPhone design shifts, beginning with last year's iPhone 17 Pro and the iPhone Air.