United Kingdom, Jan. 7 -- Apple is reportedly planning to add a 200-megapixel camera to iPhone in 2028.

According to analysts at Morgan Stanley, the Cupertino company's first 200MP sensor won't appear until the iPhone 21, rather than in the nearer-term iPhone 18 lineup as some earlier predictions suggested.

The delay is said to reflect Apple's caution around supply chain resilience, with the company keen to avoid relying too heavily on a single imaging supplier.

Apple is reportedly planning to adopt Samsung's 200MP camera technology, marking a notable shift in strategy.

While Sony has long been Apple's primary image sensor partner, industry reports indicate it has yet to match Samsung's high-resolution CMOS sensor capabilities at scal...