Apple is developing a revolutionary iPhone that incorporates a significant amount of glass material, aiming for a seamless visual effect. The design is inspired by former Chief Design Officer Jony Ive. During the research and development process, Apple has faced multiple technical challenges, including balancing glass and metal, stress issues with compound curved displays, light transmittance for under-display cameras, and glass manufacturing processes. Currently, Apple has adopted a compromise solution that retains a metal frame. Previously, manufacturers like Xiaomi and vivo have introduced similar concept models but failed to achieve mass production. With its vertical integration capabilities, Apple has a higher likelihood of achieving mass production, and its glass craftsmanship from the Vision Pro provides valuable experience. The launch of this iPhone comes during a period of management transition at Apple and against the backdrop of AI reshaping the hardware ecosystem. Its form innovation is not just about aesthetics but also carries the responsibility of defining the next generation of personal computing devices. Apple continues its product philosophy of hiding complex technology behind a simple user experience, and the success or failure of this exploration may influence the technological evolution of the industry.