Apple has given the iPhone two major display redesigns so far. The first arrived in 2017 with the release of the iPhone X. That phone introduced a notch at the top to house the selfie camera and Face ID components. Other than that cutout, the display stretched from edge to edge and corner to corner. No one else had such thin, symmetrical bezels at the time. In the years that followed, the notch got smaller and the bezels kept shrinking. The iPhone 14 Pro debuted the current iPhone design in 2022, replacing the notch with two cutouts at the top of the screen. That change gave Apple the chance to introduce the Dynamic Island feature, which shows live activities. By 2022, most iPhone rivals had hole-punch displays with slim, symmetrical bezels. Only a handful of Android vendors have tried to replicate Apple’s advanced 3D face recognition system since then. Still, iPhone users have been waiting for Apple to either match Android makers by adopting a hole-punch display or remove cutouts altogether. After all, some companies have already placed the front-facing camera under the display. Those upgrades are on the way. We've seen plenty of reports suggesting the iPhone 18 and iPhone 20 will bring fresh screen designs. The latest comes from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, who says Apple plans to shrink the iPhone 18’s Dynamic Island next year. In 2027, Apple is expected to launch the 20th anniversary iPhone (iPhone 20), which should feature a display with no cutouts at all. Continue reading... The post New report details massive design upgrades for iPhone 18 and iPhone 20 appeared first on BGR.

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Television legend Lynn Hamilton, known for her roles on Sanford and Son and The Waltons, has passed away at the age of 95. Her dignified presence and nuanced performances endeared her to audiences during television’s golden era. News of her death on June 19, 2025, has prompted fans to revisit her impactful moments on screen. As Donna Harris on Sanford and Son, Hamilton brought emotional grounding to the show’s zaniness. Her scenes with Redd Foxx’s Fred Sanford were subtle yet powerful, transforming comedic hijinks into meaningful character moments. As she often did, Lynn Hamilton gave weight to her character in ways that still resonate with fans today. Lynn Hamilton’s Legacy In TV History Lynn Hamilton as Donna Harris with Redd Foxx on Sanford and Son in 1973 / Wikimedia Commons Over her four-decade career, Lynn Hamilton carved out a place as one of television’s quietly powerful women. On Sanford and Son, she gave life to Donna, balancing humor with a sense of dignity that enhanced episodes like those featured in 15 Unbelievable Sanford and Son Secrets Revealed. Her work helped the show maintain its emotional core amid comedy. On The Waltons, Hamilton portrayed Verdie Grant Foster, a character whose quiet strength helped broaden the show’s representation of African-American life. Her performance is in the same conversation as those explored in 10 Unbelievable Secrets About The Waltons. Beyond this, her guest spots on Good Times, 227, and The Golden Girls showcased her range, qualities echoed in the passing of actors like Hal Williams from ‘The Waltons’ and Richard Thomas defending The Waltons’ values. Celebrating Her Quiet Power  Lynn Hamilton attending a public television cast reunion / Wikipedia Tributes online have praised Hamilton’s graceful presence and subtle impact. One fan wrote, “She brought calm wisdom to every scene.” Commenters digging into Sanford and Son clips have been reminded of her emotional gravitas, as seen in stories about co-stars like Nathaniel Taylor from Sanford and Son.  Lynn Hamilton smiling during a public appearance at a McCastmore Productions event / YouTube Her legacy is one of steady influence—rare strength that never shouted but always spoke deeply. In a television landscape that often leaned into stereotypes, Lynn Hamilton brought a depth that was rare, especially for Black women in supporting roles during that time. Her performances remain a blueprint for authenticity and grace. Her legacy is one of steady influence—rare strength that never shouted but always spoke deeply. Through every character she played, she quietly redefined what it meant to be present, poised, and unforgettable. Next up: Lou Christie, ‘Lightnin’ Strikes’ Singer And Former Teen Idol, Dies At 82 The post Lynn Hamilton, Actress On ‘Sanford And Son’ And ‘The Waltons,’ Dies At 95 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Ruth A

B.C. Premier David Eby continues to express skepticism about the need for a new pipeline in his province, suggesting that an energy company would have already signed up for the project if it was economically…