After the launch of the iPhone 13 Pro series, many users shouted “13 scent”, because iPhone 13 Pro series not only uses a 120Hz high screen, which is one of the biggest shortcomings, but also has a lower price. The only shame is that iPhone still has bangs and the overall look hasn’t changed much.
However, it has been revealed that the next iPhone 14 Pro line will get a major look change, with the much-maligned bangs expected to be scrapped.
A rendering of Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro series has been leaked by overseas bloggers, giving an early look at the design of the model.
According to the photo, the much-mocked bangs will be completely ditched for the iPhone 14 Pro series, which will be replaced with a larger, hole-out screen with a significantly improved front view.
It’s worth noting that iPhone 14 Pro series has a large hole and a long design, which is supposed to house the Face ID component.
Apple is known to take the security of its users’ data very seriously, and it is unlikely to abandon the industry’s most secure 3D facial recognition solution.
It should be noted that Apple’s new design may come from optical lens manufacturer Daliang. The supplier recently revealed that it has found a new solution to the problem that has plagued the optical industry for years in the past, breaking through the physical limits. For example, solve the problem of glare in the sun, help customers to make desired products, and have begun to enter the stage of mass production. The design plan of removing bangs has also been handed to the client, depending on when the client starts the new plan.
For now, a strip-holed design is probably the best solution to increase screen occupancy while retaining Face ID functionality. However, for the user, the solution is obviously not satisfactory, because the long hole is still somewhat incongruous visually.
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In fact, Apple’s ultimate goal is to hide the Face ID component entirely. Apple filed a new patent earlier this year that would allow the sensor components used in Face ID to fit under the screen. However, there is still a long way to go from patent to product, but the off-screen camera technology is gradually mature and commercial, I believe that off-screen Face ID will not be too far away from us.