Apple’s planned glass-centric iPhone remains on track for 2027, Bloomberg reports, despite a Jefferies analyst saying supply-chain checks suggested the device had been canceled. Bloomberg Intelligence’s Anurag Rana explains how new designs could help lift average selling prices for iPhone amid rising memory costs. He joins Ed Ludlow on “Bloomberg Tech.”

The company expects to launch iPhone Pro models next year that will make use of a new glassy look, with glass used on the front and back of the phones and curving into the sides.

Next year is the device’s 20th anniversary.

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