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- Apple has allegedly canceled a scratch-resistant anti-reflective screen covering for the iPhone 17 Pro series.
- It is believed that Apple had trouble scaling the production process for this coating.
- Samsung’s last two ultra phones offer both anti-blending screen cover.
Apple is expected a lot to launch iPhone 17 -Series Later this year, and there has been no shortage of rumors to date. However, a new leakage suggests that one of the Galaxy S24 ultra and S25 ultraAfter all, the best features do not come to the new iPhone.
Macrumors Reporting that Apple has canceled a scratch-resistant anti-reflex screen coating for the iPhone 17 Pro series, referring to a “source of reliable information.” The outlet reports that Apple canceled this coating when it apparently had trouble scaling the production process. This follows one Weibo Tipster’s claim Last year, the iPhone 17 series would have an anti-reflex coating.
The news comes over a year after Samsung adopted Corning Gorilla Armor protection for Galaxy S24 Ultra. This protective glass solution includes an anti -reflex coating that reduces glare by an alleged 75% compared to plain glass. The Galaxy S25 Ultra was then released in January with Gorilla Armor 2 protection, which retains this anti-reflective coating. The image at the top of the page shows the S24 Ultra screen (right) compared to the iPhone 15 Pro Display.
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By saying it reported many galaxy S24 Ultra -owners that their The phone’s oleophobic display coating went off in under a year. Ease Android Authority poll revealed that just over 30% of those surveyed have experienced major wear and tear problems with S24 Ultra’s screen coating. It is really shame in light of the underlying Gorilla Armor protection. So our fingers cross that Samsung addressed this problem with the S25 Ultra.
Samsung is not the only Android smartphone mark that offers anti-blare screens. The 1TB version of the IQOO 13 flagship offers so-called crystal optic glass to reduce reflections and shine. Meanwhile, TCL NXTPAPER telephones and tablets offer an integrated matte screen, although this has generally come at the expense of the brightness for screen.
In any case, iPhone fans who want a shipped-free screen will probably have to wait for the iPhone 18 series in 2026. The company is also expected to launch its first folding next year, after in Android’s footsteps again.