The iPhone 16 is getting thinner bezels around its display according to reporting from The Elec (citing industry sources). This is thanks to a new Border Reduction Structure (BRS) process.
As we learned in a previous report, BRS packs the circuitry more tightly together and reroutes the wiring to allow a display's bottom bezel, normally the thickest part of the border on any phone, to be thinned out. With current iPhones using symmetrical bezels, a thinner bottom bezel should mean the other three sides of the display shrink accordingly.
