This iPhone XI concept by Petar Trlajic is an ultra-stylish smartphone that builds on the success of previous generations and pushes the flagship device into new territory to keep avid users excited for the next update.
Featuring a design that appears inspired by the new iPad Pro, the device has a thickness of just 5.9mm to make it one of the thinnest smartphones ever designed. The front of the device boasts a new infinity display that makes all non-screen area virtually disappear, while the now-infamous notch on the front of the device has been replaced by a more discreet earpiece-shaped cutout.
The conceptual iPhone XI is rounded off with a triple-lens camera to make it a frontrunner against competition from brands like Huawei and Samsung.
Image Credit: Petar Trlajic
What's Driving This Trend
- Triple-lens Cameras
- The trend of adding triple-lens cameras is disrupting the smartphone market, opening opportunities for innovation in camera technology.
- Infinity Displays
- The trend of bezel-less infinity displays is disrupting the smartphone market, offering new opportunities for innovation in display technology.
- Ultra-thin Design
- The trend of creating ultra-thin smartphones is disrupting the smartphone market, providing opportunities for innovation in materials engineering and manufacturing processes.
Who This Affects Most
- Smartphone Manufacturing
- The smartphone manufacturing industry can capitalize on these trends by investing in research and development of new camera, display, and manufacturing technologies.
- Photography
- The photography industry can capitalize on the trend of adding advanced camera features to smartphones by creating complementary accessories or software.
- Material Science
- The material science industry can capitalize on the trend of creating ultra-thin smartphones by developing new materials that are strong, durable, and lightweight.
