Many reliable insiders have already said that Apple will replace the bangs that first appeared on the iPhone X in 2017 with two cutouts. Now it is reported that cutouts will take up more space than previously thought.
It was believed that Apple will equip the iPhone 14 with an oval cutout for the front and infrared cameras, as well as a round hole for a dot projector. The last two modules are components of the Face ID user recognition system.
The first renders did not reflect the actual scale of these cutouts, according to the source. The new sketch shows that these cutouts may not be as small: it looks like the sensors are still the same, just the line along the border of the bangs has disappeared.
If this is true, then it makes you wonder if it makes sense to refuse bangs at the moment. Is it so that the owners of the iPhone 14 Pro can easily demonstrate their new smartphone to others. Insider John Prosser claims, citing his own informants, that such a design is indeed genuine.
The iPhone 14 family is expected to include the 6.1-inch iPhone 14, 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Max, 6.1-inch iPhone 14 Pro, and 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Pro Max. More expensive models may have a stronger titanium frame and a less protruding camera module with a new 48MP main sensor that will replace the current 12MP camera.
Smartphones will receive a single-chip Apple A16 Bionic system and up to 8 GB of RAM, and the release of new products is expected in September this year.
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