With a little less than two months to go until Apple unveils its late-2025 phones, an intriguing new feature which had looked increasingly unlikely to appear has suddenly roared back into contention.

Apple will reportedly offer scratch-resistant, anti-reflective coatings on the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max. This comes months after a report that Apple has decided against using this tech due to yield ...

Juli Clover writes at MacRumors: A reliable source that spoke to MacRumors said Apple suppliers have been able to achieve a high enough yield on the anti-reflective glass to support mass production.

This September’s iPhone launches just got a tiny bit less interesting, with reports that the previously rumored anti-reflective, anti-scratch screen is no longer likely to appear on the iPhone 17 Pro ...

A few months after Samsung introduced an anti-reflective glass display to the Galaxy S24 Ultra, a well-known leaker claimed Apple was working on something similar. The iPhone 16 would not get an ...

Apple has reportedly canceled a scratch-resistant anti-reflective display coating for the iPhone 17 Pro range. It’s believed Apple ran into issues scaling the production process for this coating.

Plans for an anti-reflective, scratch-resistant display on the iPhone 17 have seemingly been abandoned, according to an anonymous source. The iPhone 17 range was likely meant to continue this trend, ...

Apple may have canceled the super scratch resistant anti-reflective display coating that it planned to use for the iPhone 17 Pro models, according to a source with reliable information that spoke to ...

No anti-reflective upgrade for this year's iPhone. Photo: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac The iPhone 17 Pro will reportedly miss out on a key display upgrade. Apple seems set to skip the planned ...

We've all thought about it: What would we buy if money were no object? Most people have mental lists of extravagant, unnecessary-but-awesome tech they'd snatch up if they ever hit the jackpot. But for ...