Apple is working on an iPhone design we've never seen before: It looks creative!

      According to foreign media reports, Apple recently applied for a new design patent, which shows that there is a secondary display on the back of the iPhone and iPad.

　　Another patent shows a redesigned MacBook Pro with a curved display and a new Touch Bar configuration, though rumors suggest Apple will ditch the Touch Bar on new MacBook Pro models later this year.

　　According to PatentlyApple, the US Patent and Trademark Office published 77 patent applications granted to Apple this week, which contain interesting technical developments and a small number of novel MacBook, iPad and iPhone designs. For example, one patent application envisions that there is an auxiliary display on the back of the iPad or iPhone that can be used to provide users with information about the subject being photographed.

　　This is clearly a design we have never seen on an iPhone before. According to the patent application, the display will also have multi-touch technology. One of the main points of the secondary display is to get the subject to pay attention to the camera and smile when the shot is about to be taken.

　　Well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo recently released a new investor note claiming that Apple plans to launch two new MacBook Pro models later this year. Both models will reportedly feature a slightly new design and will include traditional physical function keys instead of the Touch Bar.