Recent leaked details suggest that future iPhone models might see changes in their screen sizes, according to reports from various sources. A Chinese leaker known as Digital Chat Station, who is active on the social media platform Weibo, claimed that the iPhone 20 Pro could feature a 6.41-inch screen with a resolution of 2686 × 1236 pixels, while the Pro Max model may have a 6.96-inch screen with a resolution of 2912 × 1340 pixels. These numbers are described as preliminary and are part of the early development phase. The leak specifically mentions the iPhone 20 Pro and iPhone 20 Pro Max, but it is unclear whether these refer to a model planned for 2027—marking the 20th anniversary of the original iPhone X—or the iPhone planned for 2028, two generations after the iPhone 18 Pro. Since the iPhone 16 Pro, released in 2024, the Pro line has maintained screen sizes of 6.3 inches and 6.9 inches for the Max model. The proposed changes would increase each screen size by roughly a tenth of an inch. The resolutions mentioned in the leak align with a pixel density of about 460 pixels per inch, which is the same as current iPhone Pro models. This suggests that the image quality would remain consistent, but users would get a larger display area for viewing content. The credibility of the leak is being discussed, particularly if the iPhone 20 is indeed planned for 2028, more than two years away from its potential release. Digital Chat Station has a history of providing accurate information about Apple's supply chain, often sharing details before they are officially announced. The information was shared on X (formerly Twitter) by Ice Universe, a specialized account focused on screen technology, without additional context or clarification. In addition to the screen size changes, the leak mentions a curved screen on all four sides and a smaller front cutout for the Dynamic Island feature. These features are in line with existing rumors about the 20th anniversary iPhone, but they could also apply to the 2028 model, similar to how the iPhone XS inherited features from the iPhone X a year later.